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Brian Hall (Athens, OH)	on 03/24/2008 02:41

I'm trying to find my Godfather, Dick Dwyer. He was best friends with Terry Hall many years ago...

Ginny (middlebury)	on 02/07/2008 18:37

I moved to Middlebury about 2 1/2 months ago. My Husbands job brought us here. I think it's great. The people are so nice and we live in a beautiful area. I'd love to find a nice office job here. Any suggestions???

tonyd (Middlebury)	on 12/06/2007 22:20

Just moved to Middlebury from Watertown-what a difference. The greenway is great with all the adjoining parks. People have welcomed my family with open arms. Looking foward to retirement someday in this quiet community.

Rachel (oakville)	on 10/08/2007 18:41

I have never been to the "little people village" Does anyone know how to get there. I heard it was off of route 63 not far from maggie mflys. is this true?

Emmy O'Keefe Flynn (Malvern, PA)	on 10/06/2007 23:03

Lived in Middlebury as a youth. Left with family for Texas. Am searching for Noreen O'Rourke, Elly MacHale and Kathy Greene who I knew as young girls in late 50's. Can anyone help?

Scott Orencole (Newburyport, MA)	on 10/03/2007 20:14

Wow- what a trip down memory lane! I lived in Middlebury, CT from 1960 through 1977- then I left for college and the rest is history as they say. I have a lot of fond memories of growing up in Middlebury- the Memorial School, MRA, Lake Quassy, the Volunter Firefighters, Little league, Little Pal, etc. The town I live in now reminds me alot of that time (though Newburyport is about twice the size of Middlebury and has a much more developed downtown). I remember Middlebury had just Mayo's, and Johnnies and a few banks ans gas stations and a pharmacy. We used to walk to A&Js for 'grinders' that the old man made us at the back of the store.

Lou Orsini (Middlebury Connecticut)	on 09/15/2007 10:25

Middlebury's 200th birthday is almost here, I hope that all residents and their familys will come out and join us at the Grand Finale Celabration at Quassy amusement park on Sunday October 7th. starting at 1pm.There will be rides all day, entertainment all day including live music by "The Hot House band", Spectacular Fireworks Display at dusk and plenty of food and drink. $20.00 per family up to 6 people then $5.00 for each additional person. Bring the entire family out and join your neighbors for a day of fun and music. Tickets are on sale at The Middlebury Recreation Dept. at Shepardson Center and also at the gate the day of the event. Rain date is Monday October 8th. Any questions contact Lou at (203)758-1464

Douglas E. Clark (Randolph, Maine)	on 08/18/2007 19:06

I grew up in Middlebury (born 1957) at the corner of Wheeler Rd. and Rt. 188. (Turtle Pond); Went to nursery school in the back of the Congregational Church, K-3 at (old) Shepardson School, 4-8 at Memorial School and graduated from (old) Southbury High School in 1975. My father was Wallace Clark who owned the former Hearthstone Insurance Agency at Four Corners. I just stumbled across the Middlebury Web site; congratulations to the builders, a terrific job. I have not been back to visit for about 10 years, as all relatives are either moved away or passed on. When my son was little, we would come down and take him to Lake Quassapaug; what a blast from the past! In regards to Rusty Bona's post of 12/7/06; I also commend Mr. Rafford for his work in the Historical Society. I had the pleasure of speaking with him a few years ago about Town history; and he had just conducted the funeral service for my co-worker at Gardiner, Maine. What a small world. Must sign off, Doug

donna denicola (berlin. ct)	on 08/06/2007 02:16

I grew up in Middlebury and loved every minute of it. Great memories and friends. I went to Mary I, Memorial and then Southbury High. It was neat seeing so many familiar names..Stowe, Stipe (my first grade class mate), Richardson. You probably still see my brother around town. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

Lou Orsini (Middlebury)	on 05/16/2007 18:51

Hi everyone, Our Memorial Day prade will be held on Sunday May 27th, at 5 pm. I hope everyone will join us in celebrating and honoring our fallen heroes, also we will be handing out copies of our Bicenntennial calendar of events for the rest of the year. Its going to be a fun time for Middlebury and all its residents,so please come out and join us at all the events.

Cathy (Crotty) Dodds (Shamokin Dam, Pa)	on 05/08/2007 00:00

Lived on Steinmann Ave from 1950 to 1969. Waterbury/Oakvi lle resident until 1988. Graduated from Mary I. Johnson, Memorial and Wilby. I still have family living on Steinmann Ave., but few of the old neighbors are around. Great website.

ROXANNE BOSMANS (USA)	on 04/08/2007 08:51

JUST LOOKING FOR BOSMANS TO ALL TO MY FAMILY TREE , TELL ME OF MIDDLEBURY, SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE.

shana rupert (USA)	on 03/15/2007 21:51

Middlebury has a special place in my heart

Baaabelicious@aol.com (USA)	on 03/15/2007 21:41

Middlebury is the best.

Steve Silberberg (In Jail)	on 03/05/2007 14:09

Does anyone remember when the Memorial School playground had crab apple trees?

Lou Orsini (Middlebury)	on 01/24/2007 00:12

Its great to see all the positive messages about our town of Middlebury.I hope the people of Middlebury and the ones that left will come and celabrate our 200th birthday with us.Please check out the list of events coming up throughtout the year and please join us.Its going to be a fun year,hope to see everyone at the events. Happy Birthday Middlebury. I Love it here.

Rusty Bona (middlebury)	on 12/07/2006 03:36

Great site for Middlebury. Thank you to Dr. Robert Rafford (great historian) your an asset to Middlebury. Hope everybody enjoys the Middlebury dairy milk bottles currently on display at the Library. Always looking to trade or buy Middlebury dairy bottles , they are are great part of Middleburys past history. Hopefully they will end up at the Historic Society when set is complete.Rusty

Jan Shepherd (Eastbourne, UK)	on 07/05/2006 15:02

I left a message earlier with an incorrect email address! I am trying to locate Gina and George Ray and I think they might live in Middlebury. Our kids were friends in England when they were 2yrs old. We lost touch only 3 years ago through everyone moving home. If you know Gina and George or their son Oliver or daughter Virginia, please would you let them know my email address. My daughters are Isobel and Sophie incase G & G don't know my new surname by the way.

Jan Shepherd (Eastbourne, UK)	on 07/04/2006 20:57

I'm trying to track down some very good friends of mine after losing contact a few years ago. They are Gina and George Ray and I think they might live in Middlebury now. Our children used to play together in Richmond Park, London when they were 2 years old - Oliver and Isobel. That was 18 years ago! I would really love to get in touch again and ask if anyone knows Gina and George, please could they let me know. Thank you very much.

Helen Benson Relyea (Aguila, Arizona)	on 06/27/2006 23:11

I grew up in Middlebury, until I married and moved to Wolcott. I graduated from Shepardson School in 1946 and Wilby High in 1950. I lived on Rose Ct. My brother, Howard also lived there until he married in 1944. Many memories of Middlebury. Some of my Mother's photo albums were given to the Middlebury Library. Hello to my home town. Helen phrelyea@joimai l.com

PATTY (MANDEVILLE, LA - ST TAMMANY PARISH)	on 06/27/2006 17:36

MY HUSBAND ARE PLANNING ON VISITING MIDDLEBURY LATE SEPT OR EARLY OCTOBER. CROMPTON IS A CUSTOMER OF OURS AND I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO CONNECTICUT AND AM LOOKING FORWARD TO VISITING AND POSSIBLY SEEING THE BEAUTIFUL FALL COLORS.

Hardan	on 06/23/2006 12:08

Hi..!!! Good and actual informative site! I am also webmaster and I like this one!Thank you!

Linda (Clancy) Brown (West Chester PA)	on 06/12/2006 11:48

Updating my email address. My heart will always be in Middlebury. My brother Doug and I and my parents Sally and Doug lived, it seems forever, on Washington Drive. I went to kindergarten on Library Road, when we used to get picked up in a station wagon (no school bus!) Would love to hear from old friends!

ron vitarelli (middlebury CT)	on 06/07/2006 23:45

This is the first time I've viewed this page. It is very nicely done and is an asset to the town. Under separate cover I request permission to use some of the items in material pertaining to Middlebury's Bicentennial Celebration. Ron

Donna Periard (Freeland, MI)	on 05/25/2006 01:32

I wanted to find out about your town because my daughter and son-in-law are going to be moving there soon. I have never been to Connecticut, and am anxious to see it firsthand.

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