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  September, 2008

• Feature
  A 'Yankee' New Englanders Can Root For by David Lazar by David Lazar
  Charlie Downing was 17 and fresh from a day at the circus when he handed the Boston station agent his $2.50 and boarded a bullet headed for Portsmouth.
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• Letter From The Editor
  Re-Discovering The NH Troubadour, by Michael DeBlasi
  It was curiosity and the prospect of hidden treasure that fueled our snowcovered journey this past winter to the edge of Lake Kezar.
• Town
  Welcome To North Sutton
  For nearly a century, the village of North Sutton in the Lake Sunapee region was prescribed as a serene cure-all for the ills.
• Treasures
  Classic Troubadour Excerpts
  Notable selections from Troubadour issues of old are scattered throughout our magazine and are collected here.
• Trivia
  Troubadour Trivia by John Clayton
  Little known facts about New Hampshire can be found in our trivia section.
• New Hampshire Then & Now
  Plymouth Town Hall
  The courthouse, built in 1890, was the county’s third, and it served the superior and probate courts as well as the registers of deeds and probate.
• Your Troubadour
  Designed Specifically For You: Reader Submissions
  Readers share a bit of their memories, moments, stories and smiles about this state.
• Our New Hampshire
  Celebrate NH with Robert J. Finlay
  Growing up in New Hampshire, I was surrounded by all of the natural beauty, history and easy-going charm this state has to offer. But, like many youngsters, I was anxious to see the “rest of the world.”
• Trumpets
  Recognizing Those Who Make A Difference
  Each month, we will sing the praises, or ‘trumpet’ an individual, group or organization that is making a positive difference in a community throughout the state.

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