Read about current events at Mayfair.
Read about current events at Mayfair.
What’s better than a coastal day trip in sunny July? Join us for a scenic drive through Salem, the city famous for the 1692 witch trials. We'll enjoy a delicious lunch buffet at Finz Restaurant located on Pickering Wharf, featuring Roasted Haddock and Chicken Piccata, accompanied by a selection of vegetables, roasted cauliflower, mashed potatoes, rolls and butter, cookies, brownies and a coffee station.
After lunch, a guide will join us for a two-hour tour of Rockport and Gloucester. Once the tour wraps up, you’ll have some free time to wander around downtown Gloucester—explore charming shops, admire art galleries, or simply relax by the water and soak in the beauty of the Massachusetts coast.
We'll depart from Putnam and Hillcrest Villages at 10 AM and expect to return to Foxboro around 7 PM. The cost for this trip is $120 per person, and friends and family are welcome. Please call the office to sign up and make your payment by June 18th. Remember, all sales are final!
We are excited to announce a day trip to the Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton! We will carpool from Putnam Village at 9:30 AM. Upon arrival, we will enjoy a 1-hour guided tour of the museum, followed by some additional time to explore the exhibits on your own. After our visit, we will head to One Bistro in Norwood where we can order off the menu for lunch.
The cost for the museum and guided tour is only $10 per person, and we are looking for volunteers to drive. Please let the office know if you can drive when you sign up. Friends and family are welcome to join this outing, however, if you are bringing a guest or family member please be sure someone can drive. Please make sure to sign up and submit your payment no later than June 9th. As always, all sales are final.
At this book club meeting Chris M. will be leading the discussion on Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Please call the office to sign up if this is your first time attending.
We have loved our stay here. Everything has been thoughtfulness. The service has been fine. We are going to miss you. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and all the nice things that you all have done for us.
E. CharletteI greatly enjoyed living in Putnam Village. It is close to lots of places, and I always felt safe which is important for a single woman.
A. McDonaldI recently moved from 101 Chestnut Street, into Boston, to start a new job. I truly enjoyed my 3 years of living there. Between the friendly neighbors, the local shops within walking distance, or being able to look out at the tall pine trees from your living room, nothing could compare to this location.
G. ReynoldsI loved living here! I had great neighbors, it was quiet and close to everything in between. I will miss it!
D. Rodman