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**Days of Yore**
Tillie Clement & Bill Day *Courier Post Article 4/24/01* Lantern Lane Memorial Bricks	as recounted by Bill Day *mp3 clip* *RealAudio clip*	Jean Day Volunteer Certificate Presentation Photo

This morning, March 17, 1976 we are recording Bill Day, popular writer of a column in the [Haddon] Gazette called "Days of Yore", and a native of Haddonfield. [Tillie Clement]

**Haddonfield Vignettes**
Evans Lake	Simpler Days	Ellisburg/Ellis Meat Market	Streets
Summer Resort	Murder	Hicksite Friends	Stretch Funeral Home
Young Love	Scandal	Warwick Road Ladies	Days - Four Generations
Shoemaker Shop	Liberty Bell	Bill Day Bio	Day Family History
Days of Yore Background	Around the Library	Thousand Islands	Old Herb Lady
Mr. Childrey	Walt Whitman	Elizabeth Day	Bits & Pieces
Skinny Dipping	Pop Willits	Diary	200th Anniversary
Borough	Judge Wescott	The Bell Ringer	St. Nick
Show Business	B.F.Fowler General Store	Santa goes to School	Wood Tract
Trolley Cars	The Bright Spot	Underground Railroad	Miss Fowler's
Just-a-Rocking	Buttonwoods	A Surprise Party	Remembering the Parade
American Legion Post #38	Joe's 'Model A'	Reminiscing - water fountain	Remember? - livery stable
Remember? - Victorian	Reminiscing - ferry boat	Fourth of July	Restoration means change
The Mayor	Revolutionary War	'New Jersey Building'	Taverns
Mountwell Pool	Recall - railroad	Items - fire truck	Where were the fields?
A fighting football team	Interesting Items - wool	Automobile - New Mode	A Stanley Steamer
First Settlers	How the schools grew	Take a quiz - ice cream cone	The dinosaur
Remember - school bell?	'Ghost' Story	A town character	Christmas Customs
Christmas Tree	Electric Company	Railroad Scene	Mock battle
Chevaux-De-Frise	201 Wood Lane	Haddon A.C. (ice hockey)	Days of Yore 2

This website is based on the transcript and audio tape of a recording session by Tillie Clement of Bill Day for the Haddonfield Public Library. In October 2000, my Mom, Jean Day, furnished three binders with additional material and a newer copy of the taped interview made by Doug Rauschenberger, Haddonfield Public Library. The italicized links have mp3 clips attached to the story. The first fourteen clips have good audio, the next have fair audio (the conversion service did manage to back out the worst problems -- audio tape is not an archival medium!)

If a reader has material to be shared pls contact Alan Day at dayalan@nova.org or Rob Day at rday578@comcast.net to work out the details. We can scan photos or drawings so that we do not have to retain original materials. If you have the material in electronic form, we can work out the most efficient method for uploading.

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