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Subject: Re: Old-Time Candy you could buy in Newburgh Author: Old Timer [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:40:20 07/18/09 Sat In reply to: #4 back to Whippersnapper! 's message, "Re: Old-Time Candy you could buy in Newburgh" on 07:22:56 07/18/09 Sat Wow! Nonpareils! Hadn't thought about them in a while. My grandmother kept a covered cut-glass bowl filled with them, or they were there at least everytime I visited her, in her place down on Montgomery Street. They are long gone, but I've inherited that bowl and it's on display in our living room. Sometimes I fill it with jellybeans, but the next time it's filled it'll be with non-pareils. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Old-Time Candy you could buy in Newburgh Wackoo#5 04:11:22 08/22/09 Sat