David Allen Lambert
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On the article Hometown Boston Red Sox Made History at Fenway Park
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On the article New Stoughton Train Schedule Starts Sept. 12
David Allen Lambert
8:22 am on Tuesday, September 6, 2011
ReplyWhat I would like to know when the Stoughton inbound trains will return to the pre-June schedule. Right now there is an 8:05 inbound and and 9:40 inbound with nothing between. Since I put my daughter on the school bus it now throws off my work schedule. At $186. per month I wish they could squeeze in another train ASAP between the above two time slots.
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On the article Sand Castle Contest at Ames Pond
David Allen Lambert
11:01 pm on Sunday, August 14, 2011
ReplyFondly remember building sand castles there! Childhood memories for most of Stoughton are pretty strong around that Stoughton landmark!
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On the article Ames Pond—A Stoughton Summer Treasure for all Ages
David Allen Lambert
1:43 pm on Sunday, August 7, 2011
ReplyDwight - nice history indeed. And someday my Mortimer Lamb watercolor of the causeway will come to the Historical Society. As you recall the Porter's were road builders and were responsible for building the causeway ca. 1830's.
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On the article Hansen School’s Susan Zbinski Retiring on Top
David Allen Lambert
7:39 pm on Tuesday, August 2, 2011
ReplyI am so proud of my 6th grade teacher at the North Elementary School. Thanks for putting up with your class historian!! Enjoy your much deserved retirement!
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On the article The Reported Last Survivor of Stoughton's Punkapoag Indians
David Allen Lambert
6:49 pm on Monday, July 11, 2011
ReplyI believe it was Sarah Crowd (Beauty's elderly spinster sister-in-law) who did that transaction.
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On the article Stoughton Cemetery History for Memorial Day
David Allen Lambert
8:54 pm on Sunday, July 10, 2011
The town of Stoughton was named in honor of Lt. Gov. William Stoughton (1632-1701) in 1726. He was not married and members of his immediate family did not settle here. There no doubt have been Stoughton's in Stoughton in the 19th and 20th century but none directly related to the late Lt. Governor and former judge of the Salem Witchcraft trials.
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On the article Thirty-Nine Years Ago in Stoughton: The Last Time the Bruins Won the Stanley Cup
David Allen Lambert
11:01 am on Monday, June 20, 2011
ReplyThank you Lowertaxes!! One historical note to correct - the picture of Bobby Orr that my editor chose is 1970 Stanley Cup not 1972, but I think it adds the effect just the same.
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On the article Stoughton High Graduations of Years Past
David Allen Lambert
10:33 am on Monday, June 6, 2011
Thanks for your comment! It is amazing how education has changed over the years. From Blackboards to Computers. What will the next 125 years bring?
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On the article Stoughton High Graduations of Years Past
David Allen Lambert
10:18 pm on Sunday, June 5, 2011
I was trying to find a class picture for 1911. If you have one I would love to get a copy. Delighted to be able to remember your grandmother. Mine graduated from Milton High School Class of 1914.
And my eldest daughter will be graduating one hundred years later in 2014 from SHS.
David Allen Lambert
2:02 am on Sunday, April 15, 2012
Olaf did in fact die in Norwood, Mass., however he is buried with his wife at St. Mary's Cemetery in Canton.