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January 17, 2013

Jones General Store

Carriage Towne News

Local resident Kevin Jones, right, is the new owner/operator of Jones General Store, 8 Depot Road (Route 107) in the heart of East Kingston, next to the railroad tracks. Kevin and his staff have completed renovations to the facility and asks everyone to stop by and enjoy the atmosphere, as well as Boars Head brand meats and cheeses, marinated steak tips, sirloin steaks and chicken breast, hardware items, grocery, beer, and large wine selection. Stop in or call 603-642-3311. Staffers include from left, Molly (fabulous) Costello, Mackenzie Deschenes, and Kevin Jones. (CTN photo by Larry Kennedy)

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