Old Home Days tote bags arrive

June 25, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

WILTON – “Wilton Old Home Days” tote bags have arrived at the Wilton Main Street Association office, and will be available at the Downtown Marketplace and Putnam’s Store.

These American made Enviro-Tote bags feature a screen transfer of Gail Hoar’s Old Home Days Parade Print. The bags are available for sale at the WMSA office, Putnam’s Clothing and at the Wilton Downtown Marketplace, and measure 17 inches wide by 14 inches high and four inches deep.

A limited quantity of this keepsake is available for $18.

Special thanks are extended to Hoar for offering the use of her artwork.

To reserve a bag, call the WMSA office at 654-3020.

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