Experience Osterville 2019

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
2 Welcome
5-9 Hidden Gems: Osterville’s Ponds & Lakes
11-14 The Suffragist Movement in Osterville
19-22 Hollywood and Osterville
24-25 Jenn Wass of Pocket Full of Posies
27-30 Bunny Mellon: Weeding in Balenciaga
33-37 What’s Up for Kids at the Library
38 Church Listings
41-82 Calendar of Events
84-87 Service Directory
88 A Sign of the Times: Autograph Books
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WELCOME
Welcome
Welcome to Experience Osterville 2019!
This year’s guide is bigger and better than ever. Dive into
author Susan Anarino’s personal tour of Osterville’s ponds –
the hidden gems just waiting to be discovered. Learn how
Osterville’s 19th century women were the prime forces
behind the adoption of the 19th Amendment giving women
the right to vote. Take a look at how Osterville’s library
has emerged as a cutting-edge community learning and
playing center for kids of all ages; and of course, don’t
miss our complete calendar of Osterville village events.
Also, as you scroll our online book or page through our
beautiful paper guide, take a look at all the new advertisers
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year. Be sure to visit their businesses, tell them you saw
their ad here, and thank them for supporting your library!
Osterville has a jam-packed summer event calendar
planned for 2019, and the library’s events are among the
highlights. Don’t miss the library’s first ever Plein Air Osterville
on July 13th. Watch artists create works in and around the
village; see the results at the library at the end of the day. Sign up now for our 40th
Annual Run for the Library on Village Day, July 20th, and don’t miss the library’s
blockbuster crafts fair, an annual highlight of Osterville’s Village Day Celebration.
Love a great party? Mark your calendar now for A Night at the Library, the social event
of the season. On Saturday, August 10, the Osterville Village Library will host a joint
fundraiser with Cotuit Center for the Arts. This red-carpet soiree will celebrate literature
and theater up-close and personal. Through interactive theater, guests will meet and
mingle with beloved literary characters and the authors who created them.
These are just a few of our marquee events! Even more important is our every day,
week-in and week-out programming, which you can also find in the calendar section
of this guide, at ostervillevillagelibrary.com, or on our walk-up notice board near
our front door.
So, welcome to our 2019 season. See you around the village and at the library!
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Hidden Gems
The lakes and ponds of Osterville
On Cape Cod you are never far away
from a pond adventure. Local legend
has it that in addition to our miles of
Atlantic Ocean beaches, we have 365
Cape lakes and ponds, one for every
day of the year. If you live in or around
Osterville, I am sure you are familiar
with residential Dowses Beach, my
favourite. I’ve spent the better part of
the last quarter century basking on the
white, soft sands of Dowses but never
realized there were so many lovely
ponds so close by.
Thirteen of Cape Cod’s sun-kissed
sparkling ponds are located in
Osterville. The generic Cape Cod
term ‘kettle pond’ refers to the many
bodies of water that dot the Cape.
During the Ice Age, glaciers blanketed
our peninsula. As they melted, ponds
were formed here.
Many are surrounded by private
properties and impossible to access,
but this does not preclude their
rich histories.
Ishem Pond has an estuarial
connection to Osterville’s North
Bay. During World War II, units that
stormed Pacific beaches trained
here. Back then, sediment was stirred
up from the ocean floor which ruined
the local oyster beds. In the early
1990s, oil from underground tanks
was discovered and removed.
Parker Pond, situated between the
9th and 10th greens of Wianno Golf
Club, is rich in historical significance.
Captain Miles Standish purchased the
property in May of 1648. The Native
American asking price was two brass
kettles, one bushel of corn and 1⁄2
the fence needed to enclose a land
reservation.
There is a great debate about the
difference between a lake and a pond.
Some say the difference is in the size
or depth, others say it depends upon
the vegetation that grows in or around
the water. I was once told by a local
scientist that all non-oceanographic
bodies of water in Massachusetts are
deemed ponds by the state. I know of
only 10 Cape bodies deemed lakes.
One is here in Osterville, Crystal Lake.
Crystal Lake is part of Wianno’s
extensive compound which includes
cottages, a golf course, and a
members-only ocean front club house.
The one-minute walk from the club
house to the water wanders by a
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Exploring the Skunknett River – leading from West Pond – in the Mass Audubon
Skunknett River Wildlife Sanctuary. Off of Bumps River Road in Osterville.

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putting green and tennis courts. The
lake, flanked by white Adirondack
chairs, has two swimming docks and
is skirted by a miniature outdoor
amphitheater formed by red and
blue benches circling a roughly
hewn wooden podium. This colorful
ambience makes Crystal Lake a
happy place for summer kids.
Here are several readily accessible
Osterville ponds waiting for you
to explore:
Little Parker Pond: I pull up on the
grass and park near a sign that reads
“Barnstable Land Trust, Preserving
Open Space and Natural Resources.”
Years ago two ancient oak trees drew
me closer to Little Parker Pond. I relied
on my tree-climbing skills gleaned
from childhood and hoisted myself
up to a perch that provided me the
perfect view. Little Parker is narrow,
almost river like.
Across the water I saw a tiny white
gazebo peeking through the green
leafed tree branches. Soft summer
breezes brushed my skin and helped
to glide a polka dotted glimpse into
view. Black and orange spots, they
flitted they flew. A Monarch butterfly,
where does she get her boundless
energy to sustain a flight from Canada
to Mexico? Today I try to revisit this
spot. Grass is tall, Queen Anne’s lace
and milkweed thick, I abort my journey
to pondside.
West Pond: Hidden in the Skunknett
Mass Audubon Sanctuary, West Pond
is located at 345 Bumps River Road.
As I walk these oak leaved trails I am
the solitary woman in the woods.
On the seashore, I love salty splashes
on my legs, love sea breezes that tousle
my hair, love the energy. But here in the
woods everything is calm and quiet.
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To learn more about Susan
Anarino’s pilgrimages to
all Cape Cod’s ponds in
her book, 365 Cape Cod
Ponds – Day by Day, which
is available at the Osterville
Village Library. Here is the
list of the Osterville ponds
that she has explored:
Bog Pond 
Colemans Pond 
Crystal Lake
Dam Pond
Ishem Pond
Joshua’s Pond
Little Parker Pond
Micah’s Pond
Mill Pond
Neck Pond
Parker Pond
Sam’s Pond
West Pond
Summer fun at Joshua’s Pond,
off of Tower Hill Road
in Osterville.
Photo courtesy of William DeSousa-Mauk

The only sounds are the rustle of
leaves and the trill of a woodpecker’s
tree trunk taps as he searches for his
noonday meal.
The name Skunknett likely comes
from the Algonquin Indian word
“Ouschankamaug,” which means
an eel fishing place. Eels here are
catadromous fish that can live in
fresh or brackish waters and embark
on a sea migration to spawn.
This sanctuary’s 149 acres are open
from dawn to dusk. Admission is free
for Mass Audubon members. A few
dollars, on the honor system, for
nonmembers can be placed in the
collection pipe.
Well-marked trails lead me through
woodland & wetland habitat provid-
ing a good spot to observe bird
life. Black-crowned night heron,
ospreys and migrating ducks make
Skunknett their home. Here White
Cedar trees, rare along the Atlantic
Coast, regenerate near swamp’s
moist edge.
I wind my way through tunnels of
trees that must be hundreds of years
old. Left, right? I’m reminded of the
scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz.
Which way should I veer? I decide
to turn left and wander down the
dappled sunlit corridor. First I hear
her, babbling water. Then I see her,
West Pond, punctuated by hundreds
of water lilies and lily pads. I follow
the path to a tiny footbridge and
traverse the inlet. Upon these dozen
worn wooden planks I pause briefly
to take in the view, inhale, exhale.
Then I saunter up a tree rooted stair-
case and introspectively follow the
looped trail back to civilization.
Joshua’s Pond: A clear calm place
for families to swim and picnic,
Joshua’s Pond is the only life-
guarded pond in Osterville. It has a
restroom and trails to hike around.
If I were to have a picnic here, I may
set up my blanket on the green-
grassed knoll overlooking this kettle
pond. I’d hold on tight to the rail that
leads down steep steps to a narrow
beach and bright blue waters. In
these waters, some of the cleanest
in Massachusetts, I’d float on my
back, stare into cerulean skies
surrounded by emerald, jade and
olive-green forests.
Micah’s Pond: Also a kettle pond,
Micah’s is accessible and has a Town
Way to Water but you must look
closely for ingress. One tell-tale
way to find her location is to look
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for cars lined up along Pond Street.
Park nearby and hike the woods to
one of Barnstable’s infamous rites
of passage.
For years generations of teenagers
would visit here. They’d stand on
a rock or climb a wooden platform,
grasp a rope (allegedly strong and
sturdy because it was hoisted from
the Steamship Authority,) and swing
30 feet out over pond’s water before
dropping with a splash, sometimes
a backflip, into Micah’s.
I remember, years ago, Cape Cod
boys bringing me here but I never
had the courage to climb up, clutch
the rope, sway over the precipice
and drop into the pond.
Today I hike the trails in search of
the rope. I’ll probably never find it,
which way to go? As I walk along
my instincts lead me left, closer
to the water. I stand on a tiny cliff
thinking this seems like the place,
but no rope.
It’s pretty here, calm waters, billowy-
clouded skies. Looking up I notice
many tree branches snapped off,
probably from our recent winter
storms. As my gaze shifts upward
I see it. “Wait, what’s that?” And
yep, there she hangs, weathered,
shortened, frayed, but no longer
useable. But I found it: The Rope!
– Susan Anarino

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They Persisted
Osterville’s Women on the Forefront
of the Suffragist Movement
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw
They were mothers, doctors, ministers, and
history makers. They were women who would
make a difference. And they did it all right here
in Osterville. And for them, in the words of
Susan B. Anthony, “failure was not an option.”
In the late 1890s, Wianno served as a summer
colony to Anna Howard Shaw, Lucy E. Anthony
(Susan B.’s niece), and Ellen Wright Garrison
(wife of abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, Jr.).
These women were prime forces behind the
adoption of the 19th Amendment giving women
the right to vote.
For Garrison, being a suffragist was in her genes. Her mother, Martha
Coffin Wright, and her aunt, Lucretia Coffin Mott, were leaders of the
Seneca Falls Convention in 1848. Despite her Quaker background, Mott
was an impassioned speaker on behalf of women’s rights. Wright was
an ardent supporter of abolitionists with her New York house being
a stop on her close friend Harriet Tubman’s Underground Railroad.
The Garrisons were summer residents in Wianno with several properties
on Sea View and Wianno Avenues. Osterville’s Daniel brothers, known for
their construction savvy, built most of their houses.
In a letter dated February 15, 1900, Garrison wrote to one of her daughters:
“We had a wonderful meeting last evening. The church was packed –
seats, aisles, standing room and all. It was most uncomfortable...Poor SBA
[Susan B. Anthony] will have to use her tired lungs anew. She bears the strain
wonderfully and Rev. Anna
[Howard Shaw] is at her side
every minute...”
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw was
a woman ahead of her time,
and she was also Garrison’s
neighbor further down Sea
View Avenue.
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Anna Howard Shaw studied at Boston
University where she became one of the
first female ordained Methodist ministers.
She was the only woman in her class of 42,
and found it unfair that the male students
were given free rooms in the dorms and
paid only $1.25 for board while she had to
rent a room on her own for $2. Her meals
were extra.
It was during this time that Shaw became
involved in the temperance and suffragist
movements – attending many meetings
in Boston.
“You can’t win two causes at once,”
advised her mentor Susan B. Anthony.
“You’re merely scattering your energies.
Begin at the beginning. Win suffrage for
women, and the rest will follow.”
And follow it did. Anna Shaw went on to
receive her medical degree from Boston
University while continuing to serve her
assigned parish in Dennis.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw speaking to
crowds in New York City
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Lucy E. Anthony
Rev. Shaw traveled the world for suffragist
conventions, parades, lecture circuits,
and other events. She was on the campaign
trail constantly with audience members
who included Ralph Waldo Emerson, Louisa
May Alcott, Frederick Douglas and U.S.
presidents. For over 11 years, she served
as president of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association.
Newspaper reviews cited Anna as being
“there with the goods” and her audiences
were “entranced” and “sometimes on the
brink of tears and at other times rippling
with laughter.”
At Garrison’s urging, Anna purchased
property on Sea View Avenue in 1892,
and with the help of the Daniel brothers,
built a cottage that she aptly named
“The Haven.” Before she died in 1916,
she gave the property to her companion
of thirty years, Lucy E. Anthony.
An article in the September 21, 1895
edition of The Yarmouth Register referred
to the Wianno enclave as “An Adamless
Eden” in which much work is done with
Give Us the Vote: Osterville’s Role in the Suffragist Movement
The exhibit opens on June 1, 2019 at the Osterville Historical Museum. Special
events are planned throughout the summer. See the calendar section of the
guidebook, and visit OstervilleMuseum.org for more details.
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house planning lectures and events.
But it was also a place of refuge
where the women would be so
bold as to wear men’s bathing suits
to swim in the ocean.
On her time in Osterville, Rev.
Shaw reflected: “I am happy in
having known and loved the Cape
as it was, and in having gathered
there a store of delightful memories.
In later strenuous years, it rested me
merely to think of the place.”
– Jennifer Williams
“Give Us the Vote: Osterville’s Role in the
Suffragist Movement” will open June 1,
2019 at the Osterville Historical Museum.
Open Thursday-Saturday, 10:00 am-2:00 pm.
Admission is free.
Osterville Suffragists cont’d
Massachusetts ratified the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution
giving women the right to vote on June 25, 1919. A year later, when the last
state – Tennessee – voted to ratify, it was adopted by the United States on
August 18, 1920.
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The Cape has long been known to
attract creative people, including
artists, authors, musicians, movie
actors and television personalities.
A few of Hollywood’s famous have
discovered the hidden pleasures of
a respite in Osterville. Residents of
the village may have been secretly
star-struck, but they rarely intruded
on celebrities during their precious
down time in Osterville.
The Cape Playhouse in Dennis
was the starting point for two of
the actors.
Acclaimed actress Lee Remick’s
first acting job was at the Cape
Playhouse when she was sixteen.
Later in her career, Remick starred
in The Days of Wine and Roses
with Jack Lemmon, and The Omen
with Gregory Peck, as well as other
movies and plays.
Remick bought her 1934 Georgian
Colonial located in Osterville’s Pine
Island in 1979. Pine Island overlooks
North Bay and connects to Seapuit
Road by a bridge and causeway.
Remick enjoyed the house with her
children and husband, producer Kip
Gowans, for 12 years before dying
of cancer in 1991. Her daughter,
Kate Minelian, recalls the family
favorite for ice cream was Four Seas
in nearby Centerville. Her mother
loved antiquing on Rte. 6A, visiting
Nickerson’s Auction House, going
to Crosby’s Snack Bar
(now the Chart Room),
but most of all, she recalls,
“we loved sailing our Hereschoff
in North Bay and West Bay, and
cruising in the Whaler around
Prince Cove and Seapuit River.”
Local historian and author Paul
Chesbro remembers how his
mother Grace sold vegetables
and flowers to Ms. Remick from
their garden on Scudder Road.
He also remembers that she raised
money for the Osterville Historical
Society and agreed to be the
featured guest at fundraisers.
Frank Langella was a friend and
frequent guest of Bunny Mellon
and her daughter Eliza Lloyd, who
lived in Oyster Harbors.
Lee Remick
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Langella won numerous awards
in theatre and was nominated for
an Academy Award for his role
in Frost/Nixon in 2008.
According to Meryl Gordon’s book,
Bunny Mellon, Langella met Bunny
and her daughter Eliza in 1961 at the
Cape Playhouse in Dennis when he
was twenty-three and acting in the
comedy Under the Yum Yum Tree.
Eliza was working at the Playhouse
and they became friends. Langella
stayed friends with Bunny Mellon
for fifty-two years and in 2013, he
delivered a eulogy at her funeral.
He remembered a day in 1961
when he went to lunch and was
shocked to find the other guests
were President and Mrs. Kennedy,
Estelle Adaire, and Noel Coward.
Bob Vila, former star of This Old
House, lived in Osterville and
Cambridge, Mass. After leaving
his hit show, Vila became a spokes-
man for Sears and hosted Bob Vila’s
Home Again for sixteen seasons.
Vila was often seen by sailors in
his lobster boat and lived in Oyster
Harbors. Villagers remember seeing
him at Our Lady of Assumption
church on Wianno Ave.
Gene Rayburn, the host of game-
show The Match Game, lived on
Sea View Ave. Osterville was his
primary residence until 1985.
Rayburn commuted to Hollywood
from Osterville every two weeks
where he would spend two days
taping twelve shows.
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Elizabeth Taylor
and then
husband Senator
John Warner
while he lived here and after he
left, in 1991, starred in La Cage
Aux Folles. Some villagers from
Osterville once appeared on his
Match Game show. He loved to do
needlepoint as a hobby and would
bike to the Chesbro’s garden to buy
vegetables and flowers.
After megastar Elizabeth Taylor’s
second divorce from actor Richard
Burton, Taylor met her sixth husband,
John Warner, a Republican politician
from Virginia. Warner was married
previously to Catherine Conover
Mellon, daughter of Paul Mellon,
so Warner visited here in Osterville
at the summer home of his children’s
grandparents.
Cyndy Cotton, our Library Director,
remembers waiting on Liz at the
Osterville movie house and seeing
Taylor sporting a huge diamond ring.
Paul Chesbro remembers seeing
her with Bunny Mellon in the village.
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During their time here, Taylor and her
husband stayed at Oyster Harbors and
had a Crosby Curfew boat designed by
the late William Daniel Knott of Barnstable
built at the Crosby Boat Yard. The Warners
loved to sail in the bays off Osterville and
their boat is now in the collection of the
Osterville Historical Museum.
Actor Adam Sandler wasn’t an Osterville
resident but spent a summer here filming
the movie I Hate You, Dad in a house
on Sea View Avenue. He could be seen
dining at Wimpy’s with his wife and
family, and was very friendly to fans.
Sandler liked to eat at the Village Café
on Main Street, and the owner at the
time, Jason Warren, named a sandwich
after him.
“Make it a good day today!” was the
famous sign-off of former Good
Morning America host David Hartman
during his years on the show from
1975-1987.
Hartman and his family rented a house
on Wianno Ave. which gave him a rest
from his 16 hour days at the network.
David was often seen at the Piccadilly
Deli (now Crisp) having breakfast with
his family.
Osterville has been a place of tranquility,
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No harm in a little “guess who I saw?”
to liven a conversation.
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In this era of online shopping, the
shop allows shoppers to slow down,
hold an item to the light, feel the
heft of the fabric, match colors,
and determine if this is the special
item for your precious bundle. And
if you just can’t decide, the store’s
knowledgeable staff will offer
their expertise.
Owner Jenn Wass understands
that people still crave the kind
of customer service that makes
shopping a personal and fun
experience.
And she should
know. Wass has
been working in
retail all of her adult life. She
began her career in another
children’s shop when she was just
a teen, summering in the village,
when she worked as a clerk at the
former Abigail’s on Wianno Ave.
Born and raised in Longmeadow,
Mass., Jenn summered in Osterville
all her life. She attended college
at Simmons in Boston, studying in
the Prince Program of Retailing.
She transferred to the University of
Colorado in Boulder, from which she
graduated, then worked briefly in
shops on Newbury Street in Boston.
She then spent the next 14 years
working for Patagonia, eventually
heading up its retail division.
But Jenn had always considered
Osterville her second home, and she
had always known that she wanted
to own a children’s shop. Her dream
was born during that wonderful time
working at Abigail’s. She noted,
“When I was done with the corporate
world, I decided to move back
to Osterville and and open my
own store.”

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POCKETFULLOFPOSIES
For 17 years Pocket Full of Posies
has been an anchor in the village, a
place where generations have come
to revel in the sweet pleasures of
childhood. Wass has been a pillar
of her adopted community herself,
giving back with years of service
to organizations – including time as
a trustee of the Library.
The store’s primary goal is to be
a respite in a hectic world. “The
purpose of Pocket Full of Posies,”
says Wass, “is to be a place to
gather and have fun, a place for
nostalgic memories to form.” She
has outfitted a generation of kids,
watching them grow from one
clothing size to the next – while
seeing them grow into fine adults.
“I remember distinctly seeing one
of my customers, who I’d outfitted
since he was a baby, drive through
the village in his own car, and I was
shocked when it sunk in that that
he was now in the driver’s seat.”
This store is all about families, and
particularly so for Jenn Wass. One
specialty line that customers
continue coming back for year
after year are the handmade cards
crafted by her mother Judy. Using
fabric, appliques, buttons, and more,
Judy makes one-of-a-kind cards
for births, holidays, birthdays, and
special occasions. “She takes special
orders and personalizes cards for
people,” says her proud daughter.
“They’re beautiful and fun...and who
doesn’t love a personalized card?”
Wass also carries a private-label
line of sweaters and the shop also
provides on-site monogramming,
which is very popular with shoppers
who remember fondly a time when
gifts were personal and intimate.
Pocket Full of Posies is a special
place where childhood memories
are made and passed on from
generation to generation.
– Karyn Bober Kuhn

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BUNNYMELLON
Osterville has been a summer colony for elite seasonal visitors and home-
owners since the late 1800s, when notables like Louis Comfort Tiffany and
William Lloyd Garrison began to build “cottages” along Sea View Avenue
and nearby lanes in the Wianno area of the village. In the 1920s, Oyster
Harbors, previously known as Osterville’s Grand Island, emerged as a
popular private enclave for a new generation of Osterville’s summer
residents, many from the industrial and financial worlds, including the
Du Ponts and the Mellons.
Rachel “Bunny” Mellon and her husband Paul purchased a 26-acre Oyster
Harbors estate, which included a 7,000 square foot main house plus several
outbuildings, a tennis court and pool, in the 1950s.
The couple’s lavish lifestyle belied the simpler life they enjoyed here in
Osterville. Their primary home was the 4,000-acre Oak Spring Farm in
Virginia, but in addition to their Oyster Harbors estate, the couple
maintained homes in Paris, Antigua, New York City, and Nantucket.
Bunny has been referred to in the press as heiress, socialite, hostess, arts
patron and style icon. Both Givenchy and Balenciaga designed for her
and called her a friend. But she ultimately became most well known for her
green thumb. An avid “amateur” gardener, she famously asked Balenciaga
and Givenchy to design her gardening clothes. Perhaps it was her perfectly
understated Oyster Harbors gardens that inspired her friend Jackie’s
husband President John F. Kennedy to ask her to design the White House
Rose Garden.
Meryl Gordon, in her biography Bunny Mellon – The Life of and American
Style Legend, describes the moment that would thrust Bunny and her
gardening talents into the public eye. “The year was 1961, and on that sunny
August morning, Bunny was sitting in her four-poster bed at her summer
home on...Oyster Harbors...gazing at the water.
”The phone rang, and it was Jackie. “’Jack’s
going to ask you to do something for him,
promise me you will do it... He wants you to
design a garden for him at the White House.’”
The Kennedys later arrived by boat from their
nearby Hyannis Port home for lunch, and it was
there at a simple picnic in an open-air waterside
shack on the Mellon’s property that the President
made his request.
The rest is botanical history. Bunny said yes
and went on to design the White House Rose
Garden as well as the White House East Garden
Weeding in Balenciaga
cont’d
The White House Rose Garden designed by Bunny Mellon
Rachel “Bunny” Mellon
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(dedicated as the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden in 1965).
She also designed plantings for the John F. Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum in Boston, and her
planting design can be seen at the President John F.
Kennedy Gravesite.
Bunny’s best-known legacy is the White House Rose
Garden. But along with her husband Paul, she also
cultivated a perennial garden of gifts to this community
they loved calling home. In 1957, the couple provided
matching funds to kick off a capital campaign for a new
library. When donations exceeded the match by $2,000,
they donated an additional $100,000.
When he died in 1999, Paul Mellon
bequeathed Osterville’s Dead Neck
Island, known to locals as Sampson’s
Island, to the Massachusetts Audubon
Society along with $500,000. In 2012,
Bunny donated 1.42 acres of coastal
wetlands to the Barnstable Land Trust.
President John F. Kennedy meets privately with Bunny Mellon in an open-air
waterside shack on the Mellon property to discuss the White House Rose
Garden project. Photo courtesy of the John. F. Kennedy Presidential Library.
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BUNNYMELLON
Bunny Mellon cont’d
The President John F.
Kennedy Gravesite in
Arlington National
Cemetery
cont’d

30
BUNNYMELLON
The Mellons quietly supported other
local nonprofits like the Osterville
Historical Museum during their
tenure here. Bunny’s generosity
extended to local families as well.
Ned Crosby, along with his grand-
father, had been the Mellon’s sailing
companion. They allowed Ned
to dock his boat in a protected
harbor on their property, according
to Gordon’s book. Gordon writes
about a lunch where she handed
Ned an envelope “containing the
deed to the harbor front land that
he had been using.”
Bunny Mellon sold her Osterville home
to billionaire industrialist Bill Koch in
2013, and died in 2014 at the age of
103. According to Gordon, at Bunny’s
funeral, her grandson, Stacy Lloyd IV,
remarked, “I will always think of her when
I look at Cape Cod dune grass as it blows
in the breeze...”
– Claudia Mahoney
Bunny Mellon cont’d
In 1958, Paul & Bunny Mellon
donated $200,000 to the
Osterville Village Library.
In 1999, Paul Mellon bequeathed
Osterville’s Dead Neck Island to the
Massachusetts Audubon Society.

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LIBRARYKIDS
ibliophiles know that one
of the best relationships
one can have is with a
good book. Earliest memories of
this budding relationship could be
bedtime stories with mom or dad;
our learning to read in elementary
school; or visiting the local library to
apply for that very first library card.
Personally, as a Cape Cod native,
the CLAMS library system was an
instrumental part of my childhood.
I visited many of libraries on the
Cape – each one leaving a lasting
impression. But I didn’t realize what
a far-reaching impact these local
resources had on the community
I lived in until I started working at
the Osterville Village Library.
While here, I had the greatest
pleasure of working in the Library’s
Children’s department. I ran story
times, helped with programming,
and met new playful kids every
day. It was a front row seat for
watching young children grow
up at the library and seeing how
their interests and love for books
has evolved along with them. I am
proud I got to be a part of this
small community.
The Library began in 1873, and after
various relocations and librarians,
Miss Katherine (Kathy) Hinckley
became the newest and longest
serving librarian in 1917. It was Miss
Hinckley who oversaw generations
of Osterville families – who still
remember her today. Miss Kathy
was known for her stern attitude
inside the library. Judy Staples, an
Osterville native, said it was typical
to hear Hinckley say,”quiet, please –
no talking in the library.”
This may seem foreign to our patrons
today, as they know of OVL as a
community-oriented play area for
their children. On a typical day in the
Lillian Dixie Morton Children’s Room,
they watch their children indulge
in messy crafts, sing songs at story
time or just participate in some
friendly socializing.
Miss Kathy was not always strict
with the kids, and encouraged their
interests in reading. Patrons recall
a chair set up in the library where
young girls could bring their dolls
and read to them.
What’s Up for Kids?
Osterville Village Library
Then and Now
Miss Kathy Hinckley, the
Librarian from 1917 to 1956.
cont’d

LIBRARYKIDS
Ginger Stimets, another Osterville
native and retired teacher, also
remembers fondly when, “One
time, Miss Kathy allowed me to
bring Bingo, my dog at the time,
into the library because I was
reading a book to the little kids
about a little dog named Bingo.”
Today, the children know and love
this type of event, as a retired
therapy dog named Caz frequently
visits for story times.
Like Miss Kathy’s time as librarian,
we know that bringing in a furry
friend always makes for a special
reading occasion.
Today the Lillian Dixie Morton
Children’s Room is known by
patrons as a great area for
playing, reading, or studying
for children of all ages.
This was not always the
case. Cyndy Cotton, director
of the Osterville Village Library,
remarks how “in the past, the room
was geared for toddlers and pre-
schoolers. To keep our community
engaged and to stay up to date
with the needs of our patrons, we
had to evolve and include activities
that can engage the 6+ crowd.”
She sees how the room has become
more inviting, “before, we would
not see tweens in the room for days
at a time, but now we see them
every day.”
Children’s Makerspace
Children ages 6 and up – and their parents – can explore
their world by using hands-on STEM and art materials.
Kits and sets available for use include:
Code & Go™
Robot mouse set; Bloxel®
coding game;
Lego®
Simple Machines Set; LittleBits™
“Gizmos &
Gadgets” electronics set; an Architectural Drafting set;
Snap Circuits Jr.; Magna-tiles®
; and Arts & Crafts.
Using the Makerspace iPad®
, children can explore
the Earth, the Human Body, and Machines with
TinyBop apps, hear Reading Rainbow®
stories,
problem-solve with Leonardo’s Cat, and more.
Adult Makerspace for Learning & Creativity
This 21st Century Community Makerspace includes:
12 gaming spec computers, a Dremel®
3D printer, two
Oculus Rift VR sets and a green screen with on-going
updates of new items and access to new technologies.
akerspace
at the Osterville Village Library
Made possible by a grant from the Horizon Foundation
cont’d
What’s Up for Kids?cont’d
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LIBRARYKIDS
Thanks to a generous donation from
the Horizon Fund, OVL houses 12
new laptops, a virtual reality set, a
3D printer, and offers training and
introductory courses in emerging
technology. This “Library of Things”
is continuously growing to keep
up with our patron’s interests.
As the Children’s Department at the
Library moves forward, the focus is
always on families and their future
needs. Cyndy stresses, “we want
to keep engaging families. The
many items and kits that we offer
are, in essence, group activities
reinforcing collaborative learning.
Children work with the parents to
understand these topics.” Truly,
libraries are a place for community
and collaboration. The Osterville
Village Library has made it its
mission to inspire lifelong learning
for children since its inception; and
it is continuing that mission today.
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cont’d
The current focus of the Children’s
Room is to become a hub for STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics) education in the
community. In an interview, Youth
Services Librarian Jan Ham discusses
the importance of Makerspaces in
public library settings. “The growing
trend in the library community is
inquiry-based learning. Yet, we want
to stress that a Makerspace should
not take the place of books. The
library’s goal is to be the perfect
place to pair the enjoyment of book
learning with the hands-on nature
of investigative play.”
The most appealing aspect of the
Makerspace is that it can be used at
any age. Jan elaborates that, “our
hope is to have kids grow with the
Makerspace; they can use it from
one stage of life to another.”
For baby/toddler patrons, OVL
offers the Early Learning Center.
There they can find: the newly
restored and renovated dollhouse,
spaceship and train set. Then, they
graduate to the Tween Makerspace
for ages 7+, which includes take-
home kits (coding, architectural
design, electronics, etc), Legos,
crafts, a Chromebook and an iPad.
Finally, they move on to the Young
Adult/Adult Makerspace.

CHURCHLISTINGS
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Church Listings
Cape Cod Seventh Day
Adventist Church
2736 Falmouth Rd.
508.428.8921
capecodsda.org
Sat: 9:30 am Bible Study
Sat: 11:00 am Worship service
Wed: 7:00 pm Prayer meeting
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
421 Wianno Ave
508.428.3561
stpeters-capecod.org
Sun: 8:00 am & 10:00 am
Wed: 10:00 am
Cape Cod Synagogue
145 Winter St., Hyannis
508.775.2988
capecodsynagogue.org
Sat: Shabbat 10:30 am
Fri: Erev Shabbat 7:30 pm
2nd fri of month
Family Shabbat: 6:30 pm
4th fri of month
Chardonnay Shabbat: 5:45 pm
Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:30 pm
Our Lady of the Assumption
Roman Catholic Church
76 Wianno Ave.
508.428.2011
assumption-capecod.org
weekdays
Mon-Fri: 8:00 am
confessions
Sat: 3:00-3:30 pm
winter‡
Sat: 4:00 pm
Sun: 9:00 am & 11:00 am
No Thursday Mass
summer*
Sat: 4:00 pm
Sat: 5:15 pm**
Sun: 7:00 am, 9:00 am & 11:00 am
‡ Winter schedule runs from
weekend after Columbus Day
until Memorial Day
* Summer schedule runs from
Memorial Day until weekend
before Columbus Day
** 5:15 mass held from weekend
before July 4 until Labor Day
Osterville United Methodist
Church
57 Pond St.
508.428.2811
ostervillechurch.umcchurches.org
winter
Sun: 9:30 am
summer
Sun: 8:30 am & 10:00 am
Faith Baptist Church
251 West Barnstable Rd.
508.428.2252
capefaith.org
Sun: 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Osterville Baptist Church
824 Main St.
508.428.2787
ostervillebaptist.org
Sun: 8:30 am & 10:30 am
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Is 2019 your year to
win a new Land Rover?
For the 27th Annual Car Raffle, the Osterville Village Library has
purchased a new 2019 Land Rover Discovery Sport SE with
lots of options!
Tickets will go on sale starting in the Spring and will be available
at the Library or online at OstervilleVillageLibrary.org. On the
home page, just click on the “Support Fundraisers” button.
This year, only 1,199 tickets will be sold for this raffle!
The drawing for the car will be held at the Library
on Saturday, August 31 at 5:00 pm.
Individual tickets cost $125
2 for $200
11 for $1,000
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Calendar of Events
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EVENTCALENDAR
MAY
MAY-JUNE
Plein Air Artist Exhibit
This exhibit on the Library’s main level will showcase works by artists
who will be participating in the Library fundraising event on July 13th.
tel 508.428.5757 OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
MAY-JULY
Hanging Inlaid Wood Designs Exhibit
Intricate wall-hangings and furniture by master craftsman and Osterville resident
Guile Wood. Exhibit located in the Library’s Main Meeting Room. tel 508.428.5757
SAT, MAY 4
Comic Book Event
10:00 AM-1:00 PM
For “Free Comic Book Day” children ages 8-12 are invited to
drop in to the Children’s Room to create comics of their own.
Bring your ideas and sketches; we’ll provide the materials.
OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
TUES, MAY 7
Osterville Village Association Meeting
7:00-8:00 PM
Held at the Osterville Village Library OVAnow.org
SAT, MAY 11
“Craft a Mother’s Day Card” Drop-in Program
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
All moms love a homemade card. Drop in to our Children’s Room
to make a great Mother’s Day card. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
tel 508.428.5757
MON, MAY 13
Happy & Healthy Aging Series: Exercise and Arthritis
11:00 AM
Lecture series presented by Joe Carroll, PT, DPT, SCS from Cape Cod Rehab. The CDC
reported that 49.6% of adults ages 65 and older reported doctor-diagnosed arthritis. The
lecture explores how exercise can help ease the symptoms of arthritis and discuss other
ways to help when living with arthritis. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
THURS, MAY 16
A Conversation with Barnstable Land Trust
5:30-6:30 PM
Join Barnstable Land Trust Executive Director Janet Milkman for a conversation on the
Barnstable Land Trust. Learn about conservation land in the Town – what’s protected and
why, water quality in the town, our future goals, and how the community can be involved.
Join us to ask questions, hear about Barnstable Land Trust, and add your voice to the
conversation. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
FRI, MAY 17-MON, MAY 19
Pink Buoy Women’s Consignment Pop-up Event
Shop for new and gently used seasonal clothing and accessories
at this bi-annual pop-up event at Veteran’s Hall in Osterville. For
more information and for times visit PinkBuoyConsignment.com

EVENTCALENDAR
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FRI, MAY 17
43nd Annual Osterville Village Library Golf Tournament
11:00 AM
Your chance to play the exclusive Wianno Club! Entry fee: $225 per player
which includes lunch, cart, golf, prizes, dinner & auction. Non-golfer
options: Dinner & auction, $75. Proceeds benefit the Library. Sponsored
by the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
FRI, MAY 17
Ticks: “One Bite Can Change Your Life...”
1:00 PM
Lyme Disease is the most prevalent tick-borne disease in Massachusetts and is now
considered to be a public health crisis. In addition to Lyme, deer ticks can carry the
pathogens which cause Babesiosis, Anaplasmosis, Relapsing Fever and Powassan virus,
all of which can be very serious. This program by Larry Dapsis will review the basic life
cycle and ecology of deer, dog and lone star ticks. A three point protection plan will be
presented: Protect Yourself, Protect Your Yard and Protect your Pet. Tick-borne diseases
are preventable. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
WED, MAY 22
Kids’ Makers Club
2:00-3:30 PM
Kids ages 7 & up can drop in to the Osterville Village Library and try
out STEM kits, use arts & craft materials, do stop-motion animation,
and play games in our Makerspace. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
THURS, MAY 23
South Island of New Zealand Presentation
5:00 PM
Join Stephen Farrar as he shares his trip to the South Island of New Zealand. Farrar and
his wife spent a week exploring the island in a campervan – Mount Cook, the Milford
Sound, glaciers, forests, and beaches. Stunning photos from 5 of the 10 National Parks
on the South Island and Farrar doing the highest bungee jump in the world (at the time).
SAT, MAY 25
Osterville Garden Club Annual Plant & Bake Sale
9:00 AM-Noon
Featuring heirloom plants that we encourage gardeners to
plant, to help to restore our Cape Cod heritage. We’ll offer
baked goods and perennials, herbs and annuals grown by
our Garden Club members. The funds raised from this event
help young people in their studies in environmental-related
subjects. Rain date: May 26 OstervilleGardenClub.org
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Couto Management Group (Dunkin’ Donuts)
DePaola, Begg & Associates CPA
Dunning, Kirrane, McNichols & Garnre, LLP
E.J. Jaxtimer Builder, Inc.
Lujean Printing Company, Inc.
Mac Davis Flooring
McShea Insurance Agency, Inc.
Nelson Dentistry
Osterville Family Dental
Osterville House and Garden
Law Offices of Stuart W. Rapp
Carl F. Riedell & Son
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EVENTCALENDAR
46
JUNE
Win a new 2019 Land Rover Discovery Sport SE!
Buy your tickets for the 27th annual car raffle to benefit the
Osterville Village Library. You could be the lucky winner and
drive away in a brand-new SUV. Only 1,199 tickets will be sold!
The 2018 drawing “sold out”. Buy your tickets early! Tickets on sale
starting June 26th. Drawing will be held on the Library green on August 31st at 5 pm.
$125 each; 2 for $200 & 11 tickets for $1,000. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
MAY-JUNE
Plein Air Artist Exhibit
This exhibit on the Library’s main level showcases works by artists who will be participating
in the Library fundraising event on July 13th. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
MAY-JULY
Intricate wall-hangings and furniture by master craftsman and Osterville
resident Guile Wood. Exhibit located in the Library’s Main Meeting Room.
JUNE-SEPTEMBER
“Give Us the Vote: Osterville’s Role in the Suffragist Movement” Exhibit
Did you know that Wianno served as a “Haven” to Anna Howard Shaw –
a prime force behind the adoption of the 19th Amendment? She was a
reverend, a doctor, and a history-maker. And she did it all here in
Osterville. Explore this rotating exhibit this year at the Osterville
Historical Museum. Open June-September, Thursday-Saturday,
10:00 am-2:00 pm and year-round by appointment. Admission is free.
OstervilleMuseum.org
SAT, JUNE 1
Creating Wood Mosaics
10:00-11:00 AM
Kids ages 6 and up are invited to learn the art of creating wood
mosaics. Come see our exhibit by Guile Wood and create a mosaic
to take home. Teens can work alongside the artist and learn about his process.
Registration required. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
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SAT, JUNE 1
SPRING into SUMMER Sales Day
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Special sales and events throughout the
Village. Sponsored by the Osterville
Business and Professional Assn.
OstervilleVillage.org
SAT, JUNE 1
Book Sale
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
The Osterville Village Library Bookstore
is having a sale! Books, DVDs, CDs, and
more! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
SAT, JUNE 1
Celebrating Street side! Cahoon Museum
of American Art Open House
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Stop by the Museum for this family friendly
event and celebrate the new Street side
outdoor sculpture installation. View the
exhibitions, enjoy light refreshments, art
activities and fun for all. Admission is free.
Sponsored by the Arts Foundation of
Cape Cod. CahoonMuseum.org
TUES, JUNE 4
7:00-8:00 PM
Held at the Osterville Village Library.
OVAnow.org
SAT, JUNE 8
Barnstable Clamming Class
for Kids
10:00 AM
Learn to shellfish class tailored to children,
offered by the Town of Barnstable Shellfish
Program. To register, stop by the Natural
Resource Office at 1189 Phinney’s Lane,
Centerville, call tel 508.790.6272
email amy.croteau@town.barnstable.ma.us
MON, JUNE 10
Happy & Healthy Aging Series:
Balance: Fighting Falls
11:00 AM
Lecture series presented by Joe Carroll,
PT, DPT, SCS from Cape Cod Rehab. Learn
strategies to prevent falls at home & in
the community along with the importance
of incorporating balance exercises into your
fitness routine. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
THURS, JUNE 13
Osterville Historical Museum
Opening Day
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Home of the Crosby boats and the largest
collection of wooden boats in Mass. Free
Admission. Open June-Sept, Thursday-
Saturday, 10:00 am-2:00 pm. Admission
is free. OstervilleMuseum.org
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SAT, JUNE 15
“Craft a Father’s Day Card” Drop-in Program
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
What would your Dad like for Father’s Day? Drop in to craft a great
Father’s Day card. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
SAT, JUNE 15
Paint Party with Blue Anchor Studio
2:00 PM
Join us for a Paint Party at the Library! For Teens and Adults! Pre-registration required;
$35 per person. Call for more details. Please register online. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
SUN, JUNE 16
Osterville Anglers Club Father’s Day Tournament
9:00 AM-Noon
Striped bass & bluefish tournament open to the public.
OstervilleAnglersClub.com email oac@ostervilleanglersclub.com
TUES, JUNE 18
Family Game Night: Cards
5:00-6:30 PM
Join us in the Anne Williams McGraw Community Atrium at the Osterville
Village Library for some fun family games! Even though there are themes,
please feel free to play any games the library has!
THURS, JUNE 20
Plants in the Parks
5:00 PM
Join Stephen Farrar for his presentation of the Plants in the Parks which
makes the case that seeing the flora in the US National Parks should rank
much higher on priority lists of what to see in the Parks. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
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THE 29TH
CAHOON MUSEUM
BRUSH OFF
FESTIVAL & ART AUCTION
COTUIT VILLAGE GREEN
Saturday,July 6, 2019
A day of summer fun
featuring live and
silent art auctions,
activities for kids, food,
and music.
Find yourself at the Cahoon.
And be delighted by the region’s most innovative
and intriguing art museum, presenting historical and
contemporary art exhibitions at
the landmark Crocker House.

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FRI, JUNE 21
Osterville Farmers’ Market
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Opening Day. Enjoy fruits, vegetables, flowers, jams, honey, herbs, eggs, baked
goods, olive oils, salads, soaps, and so much more. Every Friday through the end
of September. On the grounds of the Osterville Historical Museum. Free parking
and free Museum admission. OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
SAT, JUNE 22
Summer Reading Sign-up: “A Universe of Stories”
1:00-3:00 PM
Sign up for “A Universe of Stories” Summer Reading Program and share your favorite
books. Get your own first library card (ages 5+). OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
THURS, JUNE 27
10th Annual Barnstable Youth Hockey Assn. Fishing Tournament
8:00 AM
“Give a Kid a Goal” and support the BYHA. Over 30 boats and over 150 anglers will
participate in this year’s tournament. The day will end with awards and dinner sponsored
by Baxter’s Fish ‘n’ Chips. For more information:
Jaxtimer.com/byh-fishing-tournament
FRI, JUNE 28
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market held on the grounds of the Osterville Historical
Museum. Free parking and free admission to the Museum.
OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
SUN, JUNE 30
“Sail into Summer...” at the
Osterville Historical Museum
5:00-6:30 PM
Sail into summer and celebrate Osterville’s
history with the Osterville Historical Museum.
Free parking and free admission to the
Museum. OstervilleMuseum.org
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JULY
Buy your tickets for the 27th Annual Car Raffle to benefit the
Osterville Library. You could be the lucky winner and drive away
in a brand-new SUV. Only 1,199 tickets will be sold! The 2018
drawing “sold out”. Buy your tickets early! Tickets on sale starting
June 26th. Drawing will be held on the Library green on August 31st at 5 pm.: $125 each;
2 for $200 & 11 tickets for $1,000. tel 508.428.5757 OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
MAY-JULY
Intricate wall-hangings and furniture by master craftsman and Osterville resident Guile
Wood. Exhibit located in the Library’s Main Meeting Room. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
JULY-AUGUST
Rainy Day Movies at the Library
Check the Osterville Library website and Facebook page for Rainy Day
Movie dates and times! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
JULY
Marian Ehrlich Art Exhibit
Exhibit located in the Library’s main level. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
“Give Us the Vote: Osterville’s Role in the Suffragist Movement” Exhibit
Did you know that Wianno served as a “Haven” to Anna Howard Shaw – a prime force
behind the adoption of the 19th Amendment. She was a reverend, a doctor, and a history-
maker. And she did it all here in Osterville. Explore this rotating exhibit this
year at the Osterville Historical Museum. Open June-September, Thursday-
Saturday, 10:00 am-2:00 pm and year-round by appointment. Admission
is free. OstervilleMuseum.org
TUES, JULY 2
“A Universe of Stories:” Lego Harry Potter Activities
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Kids ages 7-12 are invited to create and film their own Harry
Potter-themed stop-motion animation stories. Registration required.
FRI, JULY 5
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market on the grounds of the Osterville Historical
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Osterville
The Osterville Village Library
invites you to come and watch 25
local artists paint around the
Village from 10:00 a.m.-2:45 p.m.
A live wet canvas auction will be
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SAT, JULY 6
29th Annual Cahoon Museum Brush Off
Festival & Art Auction
9:00 AM-2:30 PM
Join the Cahoon Museum at the Cotuit Village Green for day of summer fun celebrating
the Cape’s art and artists. A Cape Cod tradition, the Brush Off features silent and live
art auctions, children’s art activities, local artists painting on location, food, and music.
Come experience heart-warming community spirit at this Cahoon Museum fundraiser!
Rain Date: July 7 CahoonMuseum.org
JULY 8-12 (Monday-Friday)
Introduction to Web Development
8:30 AM-3:00 PM
Held at the Osterville Village Library. Tuesday’s class will run from 9:30 am-3:30 pm.
For more information: juniortech.org
MON, JULY 8
Happy & Healthy Aging Series: Posture is my Signature
11:00 AM
Lecture series presented by Joe Carroll, PT, DPT, SCS from Cape Cod Rehab. A strong
posture is linked with aging well. This lecture is on posture & how it can affect your
balance, core & walking ability along with what you can do to improve and/or maintain
your posture. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
WED, JULY 10
Learn to Shellfish
12:30 PM
Learn to shellfish class for everyone, offered by the Town of Barnstable
Shellfish Program. To register, stop by the Natural Resource Office
at 1189 Phinney’s Lane, Centerville, call tel 508.790.6272
email amy.croteau@town.barnstable.ma.us
THURS, JULY 11
“A Universe of Stories:” Space Crafts
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Kids ages 5-10 are invited to drop in and make some cool s
pace crafts. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
FRI, JULY 12
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, jams, pasta, honey,
butter, herbs, flowers, kettle corn, soaps, cookies, poultry,
and more On the grounds of the Osterville Historical Museum.
Free parking and free admission to the Museum.
SAT, JULY 13
Osterville Rotary’s 22nd Annual
Bluefish & Striper Tournament
7:00 AM-8:00 PM
At the Wianno Yacht Club. For more information:
OstervilleRotary.org OstervilleAnglersClub.com
SAT, JULY 13
Plein Air Osterville
10:00 AM-4:30 PM
Artists will paint inlocations throughout the Village from 10:00 AM-2:45 PM.
The public is invited to meet the artists and see their work outside
under the tent from 3:30-4:30 PM, followed by an auction
with wine and light appetizers. tel 508.428.5757
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Join us for this traditional village
get-together under the tent on the
Osterville Village Library Green.
Meet old friend and make new ones, enjoy the
music and join in the fun! Dine on lobster (steak
or chicken option), clams, corn on the cob &
more. Kids are welcome with a special menu.
Buy individual tickets or be a “table sponsor”
and reserve a table for your group (package
of 8 tickets). For detailed information and
prices visit: OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
A Fundraiser for the Osterville Village Library
SUNDAY, JULY 14
25th Annual Osterville Village Library
Cape Cod Community & Family Clambake
5:30 PM
SUN, JULY 14
25th Annual Osterville Village Library Cape Cod Clambake
5:30 PM
A traditional village get-together under the tent on the Osterville
Village Library green. Boiled Lobster (steak or chicken available
if you prefer), corn on the cob, steamers with melted butter, a
knob of spicy linguica sausage, boiled potato, chowder, special
children’s menu and a bouncy house for the kids!
tel 508.428.5757 OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
JULY 15-19 (Monday-Friday)
Introduction to Web Development
8:30 AM-3:00 PM
Held at the Osterville Village Library. Tuesday’s class will run from
9:30 am -3:30 pm. For more information: juniortech.org
TUES, JULY 16
Seascape Window Class with Blue Anchor Studios
2:00-4:00 PM
Make a beautiful creation with sea glass, shells and other beach
finds under the tent at the Osterville Village Library. Pre-registration
required. $45 fee. tel 508.428.5757 OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
TUES, JULY 16
Paint Your Own Wine Glasses with Blue Anchor Studios
4:00-5:00 PM
Paint a beautiful creation on your wine glass under the tent at
the Osterville Village Library. Pre-registration required. $35 fee.

TUES, JULY 16
Family Game Night:
Strategy
5:00-6:30 PM
Join us at the
Osterville Village
Library in the Anne
Williams McGraw Community Atrium for
some fun family games! Even though there
are themes, please feel free to play any
games the library has! tel 508.428.5757
WED, JULY 17
3rd Annual Charter Cup
Fishing Tournament
6:00 AM-2:00 PM
This invitation only, one-day
event allows local businesses
and fishing boats to team up to raise
money for their chosen charity. 100% of all
money raised will benefit the participating
charities. The winning boat with the heaviest
bluefish and striped bass receives an
additional $1,000 for their charity.
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WED, JULY 17
Story Hour at Armstrong-Kelley Park
10:00 AM
Meet at Armstrong-Kelley Park’s Holly Dell (which is on the boardwalk across
from Fancy’s and past the fish pond) for a free Story Hour. The Osterville Village
Children’s Librarian will use the great outdoors as a backdrop for a special book
reading. Later, scamper around the Park, ring the bell at Liam’s Train, and kiss Buddy
on the Green. Who’s Buddy? You’ll see! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
WED, JULY 17
Cape Cod’s Business Pitch Contest
6:00-8:30 PM
Just like the TV Show “Shark Tank” without the bite! Have a business
idea? Apply to pitch at the Cape’s Biggest Business Pitch Contest
with EforAll. At the Osterville Village Library. Apply to bit.ly/julypitch.
THURS, JULY 18
“A Universe of Stories:” Lego Harry Potter Activities
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Kids ages 7-12 are invited to create and film their own Harry Potter-themed
stop-motion animation stories. Registration required.
THURS, JULY 18
4:00-7:00 PM
Art @ The Osterville Historical Museum
Renowned Cape Cod artists in a one-day show & sale to benefit the
Museum. 30% of all sales go to the Museum. Free for members.
THURS, JULY 18
Osterville Library Concert Series on the Library Green (Kick-off Concert)
6:00-7:00 PM
The 2019 Concert on the Library Green Series kicks off the season
under the tent with the Cape Cod Conservatory Jazz Band. Bring
the kids, house guests and neighbors! Concerts are held inside the
Library if it rains. Free admission; donations accepted. Presented by
Kirkman Trust Fund. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
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If it rains, concerts are held indoors
in the Library. Free admission;
donations accepted.
For more information please visit:
tel 508.428.5757
7/18 CapeCodConservatoryJazzBand
7/25 SarahSwainandthe“Oh,Boys”
Performing Sarah’s originals and rockabilly classics
with a splash of soul
8/1 SaddleUpCountryBand
Popular & contemporary country music
8/8 TheMoonlighters
Rock n’soul hits with fat harmonies and diverse
lead singing – every bandmember sings!
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FRI, JULY 19
6th Annual BIG 3 Fishing Tournament
Catch some sun and some fish while changing the
lives of at-risk kids in the Cape Cod community.
A benefit for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod
& the Islands. Dinner and auction to follow
at the Wychmere Beach Club in Harwich.
www.bbbsmb.org/events
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FRI, JULY 19
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, jams,
pasta, honey, butter, herbs, flowers, soaps,
cookies, poultry, and more. On the grounds
of the Osterville Historical Museum. Free
parking and free admission to the Museum.
SAT, JULY 20
40th Annual Cape Cod 5K Championship
8:00 AM START 7:30 AM KIDS RACE
The beautiful 5K course with ocean views is measured and certified by the
USATF. Race starts in front of the Osterville Village Library, 43 Wianno Ave.
in Osterville. Prize money to top male and female athletes; medals to top
3 in each age division. 5K Entry Fee $30 before 7/1; $35 after 7/1. 1K
Kids Race Entry Fee $5. Sponsored by Sotheby’s International Realty
and Guaranteed Rate. CC5K.org
SAT, JULY 20
45th Annual Osterville Village Day
8:00 AM-4:00 PM
Road Race, 8:00 am. Parade, 1:00 pm. Antique & classic cars, bands, floats, music, a craft
fair, food stands, children’s events and more. Sponsored by the Osterville Business &
Professional Assn. and the Osterville Village Assn.
OstervilleVillage.com OstervilleVillageAssociation.org
SAT, JULY 20
“Monarch Madness: Introduction”
10:00-11:30 AM
Join Barnstable Land Trust and the Monarch Project of Cape Cod
for a five-week program on Monarch butterflies! This program –
hosted at the Osterville Village Library – will include a presentation
to introduce children and their accompanying adult to the life and world
of these stunning creatures. Suitable for children ages 7-12, older children welcome.
Free for BLT members; $5 for non-members (includes adult and one child). For more
information and to register, go to BLT.org
SAT, JULY 20
Village Crafters of Cape Cod Craft Fair
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
On the Library Green, the Craft Fair will feature local artists and crafts people and
their wares. Be sure to stop by after the Road Race and during Village Day to see their
beautiful work! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
SAT, JULY 20
Village Day Antique & Classic Car Parade
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Enjoy more than 75 cars on the Osterville
Museum grounds before and after the
parade through the Village.
10:00am - 4:00pm
(RAIN OR SHINE)
Osterville Village Library Lawn
July 20 & September 28

Beautiful 5k course with ocean views is certified by the USATF.
Race starts in front of the Osterville Village Library, 43 Wianno Ave.
Prize money to top male and female athletes; course record and
medals to top 3 finishers in each age division.
Adult: $30 ($35 after 7/1) Kids: $5
Kids Run: 7:30 am Adult Run: 8:00 am
Rain or Shine
In support of the Osterville Village Library
Thank you to our sponsors:
Kid’s Run sponsored by Cape Cod Academy
45TH ANNUAL
OSTERVILLE VILLAGE DAY
SATURDAY, JULY 20 • OSTERVILLE VILLAGE LIBRARY
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SAT, JULY 20
Ladies Shoal Troll Tournament
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Striped bass & bluefish tournament
to benefit Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer. Open to the public;
hosted by Baxter’s Restaurant.
OstervilleAnglersClub.com
JULY 22-25 (Monday-Thursday)
Introduction to Algorithms
using Python!
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Held at the Osterville Village Library.
For more information: juniortech.org
TUES, JULY 23
“A Universe of
Stories:” Lego
Harry Potter Activities
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Kids ages 7-12 can
create and film their own
Harry Potter-themed stories.
Registration required. tel 508.428.5757
WED, JULY 24 - SUN, JULY 28
6th Annual Ski & Stand Up
Paddleboard Sale
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
The best time to think ahead to winter
sports is when the sun is shining & the
temps are tropical. Shop for skis and gear
or a new Stand Up Paddleboard! Stop
upstairs at the Library for our 6th annual
sale! A portion of the proceeds benefit
the Osterville Village Library.
THURS, JULY 25
“A Universe of Stories:”
Space Crafts
3:00-4:00 PM
Kids ages 5-10 can come and
make some cool space crafts.
Check our Events calendar for
more details. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
THURS, JULY 25
Thursday Evening
Concert Series
on the Library Green
6:00-7:00 PM
Sarah Swain and
the “Oh, Boys”
Concerts are held inside the Library
if it rains. Free admission; donations
accepted. Presented by Kirkman Trust
Fund. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
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July 24 – July 28
9:00 – 5:00
This event is a fundraiser for the

FRI, JULY 26
Farmers’ Market
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market held on the grounds of the Osterville Historical Museum.
Free parking and free admission to the Museum. OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
SAT, JULY 27
“Monarch Madness: Activity Time”
10:00-11:30 AM
Join Barnstable Land Trust and the Monarch Project of Cape Cod for a
five-week program on Monarch butterflies! This workshop – held at the
Osterville Village Library – will include activities to teach about the Monarch
butterfly’s lifecycle, ecology and more. Suitable for children ages 7-12, older
children welcome. Free for BLT members; $5 for non-members (includes adult
and one child). For more information and to register, go to BLT.org
JULY 29-AUG 2
Introduction to Computer Game Programming Development with Unity: Week 1
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Two week class held at the Osterville Village Library. For more information: juniortech.org
WED, JULY 31
10:00 AM
Story Hour at Armstrong-Kelley Park
Meet at Armstrong-Kelley Park’s Holly Dell (which is on the boardwalk across
from Fancy’s and past the fish pond) for a free Story Hour. The Osterville Village
Children’s Librarian will use the great outdoors as a backdrop for a special book
reading. Later, scamper around the Park, ring the bell at Liam’s Train, and kiss Buddy on
the Green. Who’s Buddy? You’ll see! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
WED, JULY 31
Harry Potter Birthday Event
1:00-2:30 PM
Celebrate Harry Potter’s birthday with us. Check our Events calendar for
details. Registration required. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
n Computers (PC & Mac)
n Color copiers
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n Scan to email
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n Fax machine
n Binding machine
n Laminator
n 4 sit-to-stand tables
n Shredder (Hippa Level 3)
n Meeting & Conference rooms of all sizes
THE BUSINESS CENTER
at the Osterville Village Library
Mon/Wed/Fri: 9:00am-5:00pm
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Sat: 9:00am-4:00pm n Sun: 12:00-4:00pm
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Boston Globe, Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Money, Wired, New York Times, Standard & Poor’s,
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AUGUST
Buy your tickets for the 27th Annual Car Raffle to benefit the
Osterville Library. You could be the lucky winner and drive away in a brand-new SUV.
Only 1,199 tickets will be sold! The 2018 drawing “sold out”. Buy your tickets early!
Tickets on sale starting June 26th. Drawing will be held on the Library green on August
31st at 5 pm.: $125 each; 2 for $200 & 11 tickets for $1,000. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
JULY & AUGUST
Rainy Day Movies at the Library
Check the Osterville Library website and Facebook page for Rainy Day
Movie dates and times! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
AUGUST
Sue Ferriman-Jenkins Art Exhibit
Exhibit located in the Library’s main level.OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
“Give Us the Vote: Osterville’s Role in the
Suffragist Movement” Exhibit
Did you know that Wianno served as a “Haven” to Anna Howard Shaw –
a prime force behind the adoption of the 19th Amendment. She was a reverend, a doctor,
and a history-maker. And she did it all here in Osterville. Explore this rotating exhibit this
year at the Osterville Historical Museum. Open June-September, Thursday-Saturday, 10:00
am-2:00 pm and year-round by appointment. Admission is free. OstervilleMuseum.org
THURS, AUG 1
Thursday Evening Concert Series on the Library Green
6:00-7:00 PM
Saddle Up Country Band
Concerts are held inside the Library if it rains. Free admission; donations
accepted. Presented by Kirkman Trust Fund.
FRI, AUG 2
26th Annual Joe Cronin Memorial Jimmy Fund
Fishing Tournament
6:45 AM-9:30 PM
This tournament extends the legacy of Joe Cronin’s support of the Dana Farber Cancer
Institute & the Jimmy Fund. This annual fundraiser at the Nauticus Marina combines
the camaraderie of fishing with unanimity of purpose. tel 508.989.6866
joecroninfishing.com
RAFFLE!

FRI, AUG 2
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market held on the grounds of the Osterville
Historical Museum. OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
SAT, AUG 3
Learn to Shellfish
8:00 AM
Shellfishing class for everyone, offered by the Town of Barnstable Shellfish Program.
To register, stop by the Natural Resource Office at 1189 Phinney’s Lane, Centerville, call
tel 508.790.6272 email amy.croteau@town.barnstable.ma.us
SAT, AUG 3
“Monarch Madness: Activity Time”
10:00-11:30 AM
Join Barnstable Land Trust and the Monarch Project of Cape Cod for a five-week program
on Monarch butterflies! In this workshop – hosted at the Osterville Village Library – we will
build enclosures to keep Monarch caterpillars or eggs safe, well-fed and happy as they
grow. Suitable for children ages 7-12, older children welcome. Free for BLT members;
$5 for non-members. For more information and to register, go to BLT.org
TUES, AUG 6
“A Universe of Stories”
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Kids ages 7-12 are invited to drop in for Summer Reading activities. Check
our Events Calendar for more details. tel 508.428.5757 OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
AUG 5-AUG 9
Introduction to Computer Game Programming Development with Unity: Week 2
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Two week class held at the Osterville Village Library. For more information: juniortech.org
WED, AUG 7
Osterville Historical Museum’s “Gilded Suffragists” Lecture & Dinner
Open to Museum members. At the Wianno Club. For more information
please contact: OstervilleMuseum.org tel 508.428.5861
THURS, AUG 8
Osterville Historical Museum’s Suffragist House Visit
Open to Museum members. At the Wianno Club. For more information
please contact: OstervilleMuseum.org tel 508.428.5861
THURS, AUG 8
Thursday Evening Concert Series on the Library Green
6:00-7:00 PM
The Moonlighters
Concerts are held inside in the Library if it rains. Free admission;
donations accepted. Presented by Kirkman Trust Fund.
This is the last concert of the season. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
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508.428.9085
Full Breakfast & Lunch
made with fresh, local
ingredients
We also do catering
and offer a full-service
Food Truck for Summer
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Saturday Night, August 10th
Tickets: Adult Experience & VIP Table Option (8 Guests)
Sunday Afternoon, August 11th
Tickets: Family Experience
Ticket pricing available at OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
To purchase tickets or for more info, please contact the
Box Office at 508-428-0669 or visit artsonthecape.org
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FRI, AUGUST 9
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market held on the grounds of the Osterville Historical
SAT, AUG 10
A NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY
7:00-9:00 PM
The Osterville Village Library will be transformed into a journey
with famous characters and authors of all ages, backgrounds,
and time periods. Through interactive theater, guests will
have the chance to meet, talk, and hang out with beloved
characters and the authors who created them. This Saturday
evening event is for adults only. For tickets and more
information visit: ArtsontheCape.org or NightattheLibrary.org
SUN, AUG 11
A NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY
3:00-5:00 PM
The Osterville Village Library will be transformed into a journey with
famous characters and authors of all ages, backgrounds, and time periods. Through
interactive theater, guests will have the chance to meet, talk, and hang out with beloved
characters and the authors who created them. Sunday is a family event. For tickets and
more information visit ArtsontheCape.org or NightattheLibrary.org
MON, AUG 12
Happy & Healthy Aging Series: The Burdenko Method
11:00 AM
Lecture series presented by Joe Carroll, PT, DPT, SCS from Cape Cod Rehab. Learn about
the Burdenko Method and explore the 6 essential qualities of health & fitness: balance,
coordination, flexibility, endurance, speed & strength. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
TUES, AUG 13
Family Game Night: Classic Games
5:00-6:30 PM
Join us in the Anne Williams McGraw Community Atrium tonight for
some fun family games! Even though there are themes, please feel
free to play any games the library has! OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
THURS, AUG 15
“A Universe of Stories”
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Kids ages 7-12 are invited to drop in for Summer Reading activities.
Check our Events Calendar for more details. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
FRI, AUG 16
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, jams, pasta, honey, butter, herbs,
soaps, cookies, poultry, and more. On the grounds of the Osterville
Historical Museum. Free parking and free admission to the Museum.
THURS, AUG 15
28th Annual Antiques Show
9:30 AM-4:00 PM
Forty dealers from around the country feature unique
items in this much-loved event at the Museum. Nauticals,
rugs, paintings, prints, furniture, books, silver, jewelry, glass,
porcelain, Americana, and more. Admission is $10 per adult.

Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails
Overlooking West Bay
at Crosby Yacht Yard
Osterville’s Only Public Waterfront Restaurant
330A WEST BAY ROAD, OSTERVILLE
774-602-8156
OPEN
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FRI, AUG 17
Paint Your Pet with Blue Anchor Studios
10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Join us for a fun afternoon and paint a picture of your favorite pet.
When you register for this class, please send a clear picture of your
pet to blueanchorstudio@gmail.com. We will prepare your canvas and have the pet drawn
out on the canvas before you arrive. Then we will help you paint your pet. Pre-registration
required. Limited to 12 people. $45 fee. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
FRI, AUG 17
“Monarch Madness: Feed and Flourish”
10:00-11:30 AM
Join Barnstable Land Trust and the Monarch Project of Cape Cod for a five-week
program on Monarch butterflies! In this workshop – held at the Osterville Village
Library – we will meet to create mini pollinator gardens, and learn what
Monarch butterflies need to eat and thrive throughout their life cycle.
Suitable for children ages 7-12, older children welcome. Free for TBLT
members; $5 for non-members (includes adult and one child). For more
information and to register, go to BLT.org
WED, AUG 21
Osterville Village Association Annual Meeting
7:00 PM
Annual meeting held at the Osterville Village Library, Main Meeting Room. All Welcome!
OstervillevillageAssociation.org
FRI, AUG 23
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market held on the grounds of the Osterville
Historical Museum. OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
MON, AUG 26
2nd Annual Clean Water Challenge Golf Tournament
8:00 AM
Join Barnstable Clean Water Coalition friends and supporters for a day
of golf held at the beautiful Oyster Harbors Club in Osterville. Proceeds
raised will support BCWC’s mission to restore and preserve clean water in
the town of Barnstable. Please visit the Barnstable Clean Water Coalition
website at BCleanWater.org
FRI, AUG 30
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Weekly market held on the grounds of the Osterville Historical Museum.
SAT, AUG 31
Learn to Shellfish
7:30 AM
Shellfishg class for everyone, offered by the Town of Barnstable Shellfish Program.
To register, stop by the Natural Resource Office at 1189 Phinney’s Lane, Centerville,
call tel 508.790.6272 email amy.croteau@town.barnstable.ma.us
SAT, AUG 31
27th Annual Osterville Village Library Car Raffle DRAWING!
5:00 PM
The winner of the new 2019 Land Rover Discovery
Sport SE will be drawn on the Library green today.
You could be the lucky winner! Only 1,199 tickets
will be sold! Tickets on sale July & August
$125 each. 2 for $200 or 11 tickets for $1,000.
RAFFLE!

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SEPTEMBER
TUES, SEPT 3
7:00-8:00 PM
Held at the Osterville Village Library. OVAnow.org
FRI, SEPT 6
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
On the grounds of the Osterville Historical Museum. OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
FRI, SEPT 6
Cahoon Museum of American Art: New Art Exhibits Reception
4:30-6:00 PM
Stop by the museum to view the new art exhibitions. Enjoy a scholarly historical exhibit of
photographs in “Through the Looking Glass: Daguerreotype Masterworks from the Dawn
of Photography.” Meet the regional artists Jodi Colella, Jackie Reeves and Kim Sheerin
and view their exhibition: “Matter and Memory.” Admission is free. CahoonMuseum.org
SAT, SEPT 7
10th Annual Cape Cod Wildlife Festival
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Come to Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture Sanctuary, 345 Bone Hill
Road in Barnstable. The free Festival showcases local environmental
groups dedicated to Cape Cod wildlife and habitats. Enjoy family-
friendly environmental activities, live animal presentations, food trucks and
live music. For more info please visit the Cape Cod Wildlife Collaborative
Facebook page or BCleanWater.org
WED, SEPT 11
Fall Storytime Kick-off Event
10:00-11:30 AM
Infants to 3-year-olds, parents, grandparents, and caregivers are
invited to the first Fall Storytime of the year. Talk with other parents
about ‘what makes a great children’s book’ and bring your favorite
children’s book to share. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
FRI, SEPT 13
Osterville Historical Museum & Osterville Farmer’s Market Closing Day
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
The best of sea & land with over 25 farmers and food vendors. On the
grounds of the Osterville Historical Museum. Free parking and free
admission to the Museum OstervilleFarmersMarket.org
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SAT, SEPT 14
9th Annual Paddle for the Bays: RACE Cape Cod
8:00 AM
Come to the Oyster Harbors Club and join the race for clean water.
Grab your paddleboard or kayak and get out on the water to raise
awareness and funds for clean water in Barnstable. All ages and levels of stand-up
paddleboarders and kayakers welcome. This event benefits Barnstable Clean Water
Coalition and their work to restore and preserve clean water throughout Barnstable.
Register online before the event or on-site the morning of the race.
Please go to the website for more details. BCleanWater.org
SAT, SEPT 14
Kids’ Makerspace Club Fall Kick-off Event
10:00 AM-NOON
Kids ages 7+ are invited to work on Makerspace projects; share
something they have made; and help us decide what to add to our
Makerspace this year. tel 508.428.5757 OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
SAT, SEPT 14
“The Gasp” Charitable Bike Ride
A charitable bike ride to benefit the Osterville Village Library. Formally known
as the “Last Gasp.” For more information: TheGasp.org
SAT, SEPT 28
Village Crafters of Cape Cod Craft Fair
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
The Village Crafters will again this year feature local artists
and crafts people exhibit their work on the Library Green.
Be sure to stop by to see their beautiful work!
Email Notifications
Have you signed up for the Library
Events email? Don’t get the Winter
Blues. There is alot going on at the
Library. From our home page, click
Join our Mailing List on the right
side of the webpage.
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Dr. Talida M. Flonta
ostervillefamilydental.com
Unique emotional dental care
We do this!
508.428.2443

OCTOBER
TUES, OCT 1
7:00-8:00 PM
SAT, OCT 5
SHUCK! A Day of Oysters and Beer
1:00-5:00 PM
Join the Barnstable Clean Water Coalition, Big Rock Oyster, Cape Cod Oysters,
the Greater Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce and the Barnstable
Association for Recreational Shellfishing at Cape Cod Beer for a day
filled with locally-grown and harvested oysters, live music and great
beer. You can’t brew great beer or grow delicious oysters without
clean water! For more info please visit: BCleanWater.org or
CapeCodBeer.com/event/shuck
THURS, OCT 10
Osterville Historical Museum Annual Meeting
5:00 PM
At the Museum’s Parker House. Welcome and vote on slate of new
board members followed by a reception in the Vernon Coleman
Mural Room. OstervilleMuseum.org
SAT, OCT 12
Osterville Village Fall Festival
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Autumn events include music, children’s activities, horse-drawn
carriage rides. Lots of sales throughout the village. Farmers’ Market
on the Historical Museum grounds. Sponsored by Osterville Business
and Professional Association and Osterville Village Association.
OstervilleVillage.com OstervilleVillageAssociation.org
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SAT, OCT 12
Cahoon Museum of American Art: Fall Open House
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Stop by the Museum for this family-friendly event. View the exhibitions, enjoy light
refreshments, art activities and fun for all. Admission is free. CahoonMuseum.org
SAT, OCT 12
Fall Fest Dog Parade
11:00 AM
Enjoy the parade of our canine friends dressed up for this festive
Fall Parade of dogs through the village. Prizes and treats awarded.
WED, OCT 30
The Slightly-Spooky Halloween-Fest
3:30-4:30 PM
Come to the Osterville Village Library to hear spooky stories,
create a spooky craft, and more! All ages. Check our
website to confirm dates, times and registration details.
THURS, OCT 31
Osterville Rotary Club Annual Halloween Parade
4:00 PM
Come out and march, or watch our ghosts and goblins – big &
little – strut their stuff through the Village! OstervilleRotary.org
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NOVEMBER
SAT, NOV 2
Children’s Book Week Program
10:00 AM-NOON
Celebrate our Fall Children’s Book Week at the Osterville Village Library! Book Week is
November 4th -10th. Check our website for more details. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
TUES, NOV 5
7:00-8:00 PM
FRI, NOV 8
Cahoon Museum of American Art: Winter Art Exhibit Reception
4:30-6:00 PM
Stop by the museum to view the new art exhibition: Soo Sunny Park:
Boundary Conditions. This immersive installation in the Museum’s Main Gallery
is sure to intrigue and surprise. Admission is free. CahoonMuseum.org
FRI, NOV 29
Black Friday Drop & Shop
1:00-3:00 PM
Drop off the kids at the Osterville Village Library for activities and a movie
while you shop in the Village. Ages 6-12. Check library website for details.
NOV-DEC
Toys for Tots Drop-off
Please bring new unwrapped toys and gift cards
for kids and tweens at the Osterville Village
Library during the months of November and
December. Please check the website and
Facebook for details.
Makerspace
Our Makerspace for
children and adults feature
technology such as Oculus
Rift headsets, 3D Printing,
Green Screen, and more! To learn
more about other programs and activities visit:

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DECEMBER
NOV-DEC
Toys for Tots Dropoff
Please bring new unwrapped toys and gift cards for kids and
tweens at the Osterville Village Library during the months of
November and December. For details, please check Facebook
and OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
TUES, DEC 3
7:00-8:00 PM
THURS, DEC 5
Festival of Trees Preview Party
5:00-7:00 PM
Preview of the magnificently decorated tabletop trees at the
Osterville Historical Museum. For Museum members only.
FRI, DEC 6
50th Annual Christmas Open House & Stroll
All day & evening throughout our traditionally decorated Village. Ecumenical crèche
services & carolling in the Village Center at 6:00 pm followed by carriage rides, trolley
rides, music, & refreshments. Sponsored by the Osterville Business & Professional
Association and the Osterville Village Association. OstervilleVillage.com
OstervilleVillageAssociation.org
FRI, DEC 6
Festival of Trees
10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Dozens of magnificently decorated tabletop trees by local
merchants are available in a silent auction. Auction ends at
3:00 pm on Saturday. Proceeds will benefit the Osterville
Historical Museum. OstervilleMuseum.org
FRI, DEC 6
Meet Mrs. Claus!
5:00-7:00 PM
Take time out from the Stroll and visit the Library’s
Cocoa Station to warm up & meet Mrs. Claus.
She will be collecting your letters to bring back
to Santa at the North Pole! tel 508.428.5757
www.swecpa.com
224 Pine Lane Ext.
Osterville, MA 02655
(508) 428-0790

SAT, DEC 7
Cahoon Museum of American Art: Christmas in Cotuit Open House
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Stop by the Museum for this family-friendly event. View the exhibitions,
enjoy light refreshments, art activities, and seasonal good cheer.
Complete your holiday shopping list at the Museum! Admission is free.
CahoonMuseum.org
SAT, DEC 7
Holiday Dog Parade
11:00 AM
Enjoy the parade of our canine friends dressed up for this Holiday
Parade of dogs through the village. Prizes and treats awarded.
DEC 12-13
“Be Merry!” Pop-Up Shop
A curated holiday pop-up featuring local artisans throughout the
Parker House at the Osterville Historical Museum. Find the perfect
gift for yourself and everyone on your list! For times and more
information please contact: OstervilleMuseum.org tel 508.428.5861
DEC 23 -29
Library School Vacation Week Activities
Check Library website for entertaining and educational events
for kids and adults. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
Osterville Village Library Makerspace
Our Makerspace for children and adults feature technology such as virtual reality
Oculus Rift headsets, 3D Printing, Green Screen, and more! To learn more about other
programs and activities visit: OstervilleVillageLibrary.org tel 508.428.5757
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FEBRUARY 2020
SAT, FEB 8
Dog Parade through the Village
10:00 AM
Dress up your pooch and parade around the village.
Prizes and Treats awarded. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
SAT, FEB 8
15th Annual Chocolate Fest
11:00 AM-3:00 PM
Celebrate your sweet tooth at the chocolate-
themed activities throughout Osterville
Village. Come enjoy the many special
“chocolate” events.
FEB 17-21
Library School Vacation
Week Activities
Check Library website for
entertaining and educational
events for kids and adults.
JANUARY 2020
Visit the Library!
See what we have to offer! Check out a meditation kit, look for
snowy owls with our birdwatching kit, check your power usage with
our watt tester. We have more than 75 puzzles and games for you
to check out and much, much more. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
Osterville Village Library Email Notifications
Have you signed up for the Library Events email? Don’t
get the Winter Blues. There is alot going on at the Library.
From our home page, click Join our Mailing List on the
right side of the webpage. OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
email cpadmay@aol.com
772 Main Street
Osterville
508-428-4342

MARCH 2020
Visit the Library!
See what we have to offer! Why not check out a sewing
machine or keyboard? We have a lot of unusual items for
you to try. Check out the website for art exhibits, events,
crafts and more for kids and adults. tel 508.428.5757
Osterville Village Library Makerspace
Our Makerspace for children and adults feature technology
such as virtual reality Oculus Rift headsets, 3D Printing, Green
Screen, and more! To learn more about other programs and
activities visit: OstervilleVillageLibrary.org
APRIL 2020
Osterville Village Library Email Notifications
Have you signed up for the Library Events
email? Don’t get the Winter Blues. There
is alot going on at the Library. From our
home page, click Join our Mailing List on
the right side of the webpage.
APR 13-17
Library School Vacation Week Activities
Check Library website for fun & educational
events for kids and adults.
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FOR 52 YEARS AS A FULLY LICENSED
MASSACHUSETTS BROKER-DEALER AGENT
REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE
and a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Investment Professional.
Personal, private, conservative wealth management.
Sea Pines
Osterville, MA 02655-2202
1-800-Turner1 or 508-428-5151
LeClub International
2845 N.E. 9th St.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Mr. Turner is not an Advisory Agent, therefore does not charge any investment advisory fees. Mr. Turner is a
commission only registered representative. Mr. Turner wants you to know that all investments involve some risk
and possible loss of principal. Take this into consideration before investing. Mr. Turner also serves as a Florida
Supreme Court Qualified Mediator and is a FINRA Registered Investment Professional.
Registered Representative offering securities through American Portfolios Financial Services, Inc. (APFS) Member FINRA SIPC
TED TURNER
1-800-TURNER1
52 years of stability – same address, same
telephone number, same conservative advice
and the value of experience.
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Christine S. Cotton
LAMPWORK GLASS
508.428.9117 finewinecc@aol.com
www.christinecottonglass.com
Glass Beads, Marbles,
Pendants,
Glass Handled Items

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Service Directory of Advertisers
NAME PG
ARCHITECTS
Patrick Ahern, Architect
617.266.1710
79
b Architecture Studio
774.361.6644 9
Nicholaeff Architecture
& Design
508.420.5298
21
Sudbury Design Group
978.443.3638 31
ARTISANS/ART GALLERIES
Cahoon Museum
of American Art
508.428.7581
49
Christine Cotton
Lampwork Glass
508.428.9117
82
Creative Hands Gallery
774.521.4304 87
ACCOUNTANTS
Don May, CPA
508.428.4342 81
Sanders, Walsh and
Eaton, LLC
508.428.0790
78
Michael Tulman, CPA
508.428.5600
ATTORNEYS
Law Office of Stuart W. Rapp
508.428.0400 61
NAME PG
BANKING
Cape Cod Five Cents
Savings Bank
888.225.4636
32
Rockland Trust
508.420.1025 16
BEAUTY/SKINCARE/HAIR SALONS
Eden Skin Care & Make-up
508.428.0500 37
Hair Waves of Osterville
508.428.9715 43
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Central Cape Construction
508.420.1340 72
Scott Crosby Builder
508.428.9090 23
E.J. Jaxtimer Builders
508.778.4998 44
T.A. Nelson Construction
508.428.7801 52
E.B. Norris & Son
508.428.1165 46
Rogers & Marney Builders
508.428.6106 28
Silvia & Silvia
Custom Builders
508.420.9441
10
BUSINESS RESOURCES/
MEETING SPACES
Business Center
508.428.0226
62

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EDUCATION
Cape Cod Academy
508.428.5400 77
Education Programs
508.428.5757
FINANCIAL & INVESTMENT
SERVICES
Lenk Ladner
Investment Solutions
508.428.1645
63
Turner Lonergan
Corporation
508.428.5151
82
FUNERAL SERVICES
Doane, Beal & Ames
Funeral Home
508.775.0684
87
John Lawrence
Funeral Home
508.428.5704
36
HARDWARE/SUPPLIES
Osterville House & Garden
508.428.6911 BC
NAME PG
HOME & BUSINESS/
MAINTENANCE/IMPROVEMENTS
The Barnstable Painter
508.775.6106 60
Cape Cod Retractable
Awnings
508.539.3307
22
81
Paulo’s Painting &
Carpentry
774.268.1332
INSURANCE SERVICES
Leonard Insurance
508.428.6921 12
McShea Insurance
508.420.9011 30
JEWELRY
DePrisco Jewelers
508.420.7400 13
Silva Jewelers
508.428.2872 75
LANDSCAPING/GARDENING
Duran Tree & Landscape
508.778.1202 50
Gardens by Rebecca
508.428.1966 38
Joyce Landscaping
508.428-.5692 56
Julia Garden Design
508.428.4185 66
Peter Hansen Design
508.420.6200 47
Treescapes
508.428.5053 36
NAME PG
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Rotary Club of Osterville 48
COMPUTER & NETWORK
SERVICES
Cape Cod Networks
508.428.2160 67

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Service Directory cont’d
NAME PG
LIQUOR STORES
Cape Cod Package Store
508.775.2065 50
LODGING
Craigville Beach Inn
800.242.1137 55
OceanView Motel
800.981.2313 67
MARINAS/BOATING
Crosby Yacht Yard
508.428.6900 70
Nauticus Marina
508.428.4537 15
Oyster Harbors Marine
508.428.2017 10
MEDICAL/DENTISTY/
HOME HEALTH
At Home Elder Care
508.420.5200 73
Lightship Dental
508.428.4929 80
Osterville Family Dental
08.428.2443 74
NEWSPAPERS
The Barnstable Patriot
508.771.1427 63
PARKS & RECREATION
Armstrong-Kelley Park
PET CARE/VETERINARY
Cape Cod Animal Hospital
508.428.2322 76
NAME PG
PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES
Hansen Photography
508.428.9552 15
PLUMBING & HEATING
Patriot Plumbing
507.731.3500 65
Riedell Plumbing
508.428.6365 20
PRINTING SERVICES
Sunderland Printing
508.790.1100 48
REAL ESTATE
Kinlin Grover Real Estate
508.420.1130 IBC
Margo & Company
508.428.4443 14
Monomoy Properties Group
508.945.0460 64
Oyster Real Estate
508.420.1000 83
Pretty Picky Properties
508.896.3241 64
Robert Paul Properties
508.420.1414 IFC
Robert Paul Rentals/
Michelle Sylvia
508.648.2967
39
William Raveis Real Estate
508.428.3320 3
Sea Glass Realty
508.428.1007 55
Sotheby’s International
Realty
508.428.2522
34
Ellen Valentgas Realtor -
Sotheby’s
508.648.5086
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CreativeHands
G A L L E R Y
A Gallery of
Fine Crafts and more...
812 Main Street - Unit 2
Osterville Village
CreativeHandsGallery@gmail.com
www.CreativeHandsGallery.com
774.521.4304
Justin Lambert Jason Oslund
Richard PawlakJessikah Ann
Michelle Kindberg
NAME PG
RESTAURANTS/FOOD/
COFFEE SHOPS
Amie Bakery
508.428.1005 8
Chart Room at
Crosby Yacht Yard
774.602.8156
70
Crisp Flatbread
508.681.0922 18
Fancy’s Market
508.428.6954 76
Five Bays Bistro
508.420.5559 18
Lambert’s Rainbow Fruit
508.771.1616 42
Pineapple Caper Café
508.428.9085 66
Tropical Smoothie Café
508.827.4598 51
Wimpy’s Seafood Café
508.428.6300 77
RETAIL
Pocket Full of Posies
508.420.8895 25
NAME PG
SPORTS/FITNESS
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WORLDWARIENDS
These words are part of an entry in
Osterville resident Florence Rich’s
autograph book. Centuries before
the days of selfies and social media,
these small, decorative leather-
bound books with blank pages
served to commemorate friendships
and family memories. The popularity
of these books peaked during the
Civil War. They were filled with
personal notes, poems, drawings,
and signatures by family, friends,
and classmates.
“Florence Rich was born in Osterville
in 1870,” according to Paul Chesbro,
Osterville historian and author, who
now owns this piece of village history.
“She was one of the four children of
Seth and Augusta (Lovell) Rich. Her
mother wrote what has become
known as the “Rich Letter” of 1877.”
The letter describes the village at
the time house by house, with details
about the owners’ or residents’
lives. Mr. Chesbro added, “The first
entry in the album is 1884. In 1893,
Florence married Adrian Chadwick,
also a resident of Osterville.”
“Remember me and bear in mind a trusty
friend is hard to find…”
A Sign of the Times
Autograph Books

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