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Standing, from left to right: Tom Cassidy, Steve Kaiser, Mark Caldwell, Diana Young, Dick Davis, Linda Grant, Leanne Pinkham, Daryl Schramm, Mavis Gensel; seated in front, from left to right: Jodi Hollingsworth, Diane Dunham, Jane Ford and Cindy Gelinas
Since no one from the Farmington Town Office was invited to Friday’s Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in London, the staff decided to celebrate on their own. The party, planned for a week and held before the office opened for business, featured Town Manager Richard Davis decked out in a bowtie and bowler hat that once belonged to Farmington earmuff inventor Chester Greenwood; assessor Mark Caldwell as a London “bobby”; and the ladies outfitted in period finery wearing dramatic hats they decorated themselves. “Everyone has been following the royal wedding plans and stories, and we thought this would be a lot of fun,” said administrative assistant Linda Grant, who contributed a platter of English-style cucumber finger sandwiches to the “high tea” spread.
Standing, from left to right: Tom Cassidy, Steve Kaiser, Mark Caldwell, Diana Young, Dick Davis, Linda Grant, Leanne Pinkham, Daryl Schramm, Mavis Gensel; seated in front, from left to right: Jodi Hollingsworth, Diane Dunham, Jane Ford and Cindy Gelinas
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