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“kitchen angels” — stuffed dolls with wings and a chefs hat and sfioon ($10) and moppet dolls with yarn hair for tiny girls ($6). Hut she’s hardly at home either, so call 937-5205. They live across the road from the firehouse.
A little further up the road and you’re at the famous Hackley’s General Merchandise, which is the center of Amissville. Eugene McCarthy once wrote a column on the fine quality boots he bought there — they sell Hattie Axe Shoes — you can’t get anything that w ill hold up better.
That’s also where you get flannel shirts, sweat shirts (available in hunters’ blaze orange), cowboy hats with feathers and baseball caps with a variety of logos and those famous Hackley’s store T-shirts — suitable to mail to friends in all corners of the world or to stuff into stockings hung by the chimney at home.
“We don’t have a lot extra for Christmas,” Graham Hackley told us, but heavens! He doesn’t need anything extra what with the hams and oysters and warm winter clothes. You can get your Christmas cards and wrapping paper there, too.
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