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But, you know, many of the other authors gathering at West Hvannisport this week are quite familar with the Castleton Social News. Among their comments come the following: Irene S. Cohen, Manhattan social worker and guest at Judy Hitt’s birthday party: I enjoyed my debut in the social columns.
I’ll forgive you for reporting that we visited the Smithsonian, which we didn’t, when it was actually the Hirshorn that I wanted to see. Mr. Hirshorn gave the money to the Smithsonian...
Joseph Gustafson, Leicester, Massachusetts, poet and educator: Loved Castleton—real fine satire— as good as I’ve seen!
Frances D. Naczi, Wilmington, Delaware, author of “Without Bombast and Blunders”: This balderdash reminds me of my brief stint as an editor on a small top paper when I slashed the slush out of a stringer’s slop...
Well, anyway, remember what we always say, “While Aunt Michele's away” the Cat will play.”
We’ll miss you.
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