Noble Horizons holiday market

SALISBURY — The Noble Horizons Auxiliary holiday market brought shoppers and vendors together Friday and Saturday, Dec. 6 and 7, at Noble Horizons in Salisbury

The event replaces the long-running Festival of Trees, but retains some familiar features, such as Mrs. Claus.

Mrs. Claus was available during the holiday market for consultation with youngsters. Salisbury Central School will also send a couple of groups to visit with Mrs. Claus on Thursday, Dec. 12.

Jean Saliter was doing brisk business selling her watercolors, including holiday cards, which came in handy for a reporter who was struggling with an unprecedented influx of Christmas cards that required responses.

Elsewhere there were tree ornaments, dolls, raffle tickets, food, cider and those long matches that are useful for lighting the fire, thus providing the Yuletide spirit minus the soot.

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