According to a posting on the listserve by the historical society’s Susanne Abetti, Bennett was born in Vermont “with family roots in White River Junction.”
You can hear a little more about Bennett in this podcast and video.
(It’s pretty easy to prepare … you don’t even need to leave the couch!)
An example of a #sofasoiree post for the upcoming event reads “Comfy Couch? v Stack of Books? v Cute Dog? v Ready to Sofa Soiree? vvv #sofasoiree.” (Courtesy of Emma Wunsch)
Support the Lebanon Public Libraries this Sunday without leaving the comfort of your own home — or sofa.
The event asks library patrons from all towns to post on social media — with the hashtag #sofasoiree — about how they use Lebanon Public Library and Kilton Public Library resources, including the audiobooks and films they’ve borrowed and the books they’ve taken out.
Upper Valley Compost Co. offers a weekly curbside pick up or a drop-off service with the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society. Jessica Saturley-Hall works from her Lebanon, N.H., home. Nancy Nutile-McMenemy photograph.
Jessica Saturley-Hall, who was interviewed in the December 2017 edition of Enterprise, shared her story with an estimated 14.6 million listeners through the American Public Media radio show, which airs on 800 stations.
You can listen below and see the original Marketplace piece here.
