Dec 09, 2019 — We kick off our occasional holiday series, "Bread Time Stories," with a tale from William Matson, who grew up in Norwood, in St. Lawrence County. He shares the story of three generations of bread bakers. His grandmother and mother were well-known in the community for baking bread for family and neighbors during hard times.
Ethel Morgan Matson kneading a batch of bread. Photo provided
Matson's grandmother, Alta Morgan, lived between Norwood and Norfolk in a farmhouse built by her husband, Edson Morgan. There they raised nine children. During the Great Depression, Alta's freshly baked bread provided food and income for the family.
William's mother, Ethel Morgan Matson, remembers her mother rising at 3:00 am each day to start the wood-fired stove to bake bread, donuts and cookies for some of the local stores. He says it's no surprise that his mother learned to love baking bread. And so did he.
Alta and Edson Morgan standing next to their farm house in the late 1930s. Alta is holding her hands that way because she was in the process of kneading bread when one of her daughters insisted on taking this picture. Photo provided
William Matson's braided rosemary bread. Photo proivided
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