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didn’t need for people to know they had given them. I remember Mr. Carey. He liked oysters very, very much. And every Christmas, he found a gallon on his porch. For years, he tried to find out who was leaving them. He’d try to stay up and spy out his window but he’d always fall asleep. Then one year, he finally managed to make it and he saw Mr. William Stuart leave the oysters. But he never, ever let Mr. Stuart know he’d seen him.”
“He wanted to keep on getting those oysters!” Aubrey Keyserjoked.
“It’s hard to separate what happened during the Christmas season from what we did on Christmas Eve,” said Nancy Reeve, School Board member and social worker who grew up in Harris Hollow.
"I guess that stands out the most in my memory is baking fruit cakes. Grandma always had a wood stove and she and MM (Mary Miller Wood, Nancy’s aunt) started around Thanksgiving and baked all the way up to Christmas. They’d mix up the batter in great big dish
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