NORTH SANDWICH — The public is invited to a "walk and talk around the block" beginning at the Quaker Four Corners on Sunday, Nov. 7. This special event will follow the North Sandwich Friends' meeting worship service (unprogrammed/silent) from 10-11 a.m. The historic (1881) North Sandwich Friends (Quaker) Meetinghouse is known as the best-preserved 19th century meetinghouse in the county. Departing from the Meetinghouse at 11 a.m. attenders will enjoy a comfortable walk down to the Durgin Covered Bridge where Sandwich Historical Society educator Jim Mykland will speak about the Durgin Bridge, the site of a grist mill, so-named for the Durgins. The walk will take approximately one hour and will return to the Meetinghouse. Further information: seeksusan@myfairpoint.net or 1-603-284-6990.

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