Posted September 3, 2010 6:52 am
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Gustavhege

Uno straise Qatro single sais, thanx

Posted September 2, 2010 5:27 am
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Iamblogger

Excellent site. It was pleasant to me.

Posted July 1, 2010 9:04 am

Deborah LeBlanc

Nand J Donuts has a 3rd generation history with our family. you see every sunday after church we went to my grandparents house{Chet & Rena Masse's] on Maple street to visit with the entire family and have DONUTS. This tradition went on through to my little girls sitting at the table and having their first donut. How sweet memory lane can be. Thanks for the memories Lisa. Debbie LeBlanc

Posted May 13, 2010 8:23 pm

Lisa

HI All! Great to hear such fond memories! <3
You can find me on facebook, I invented a group, called, Fans of N&J Donuts...check it out! : D

Posted March 24, 2010 1:07 pm

mendow

Lisa, I've been living in Middleton for the last four months. I finally escaped from you know where (not the Middleton Colony). I sometimes stop at that "Four Corners" location to buy gas or go into the CVS. I sure wish N&J Donuts was still there so I could stop by and visit you and buy a decent donut. You'll be pleased to know I haven't had a single DD donut or coffee since I've been in this cozy little town. I haven't forgotten what you did for me on 08/03/08. Thank you, again.

Posted March 12, 2010 12:58 am

Dida

Haven't had a good cup of coffee since!!!!!!! :(

Posted January 18, 2010 9:31 am

Mary Bradstreet

Hello All, Many fond memories of N&J's! My first job, great people, unbelievable donuts (cinnamon crawlers were my favorite) and corn beef hash like no where else! Ronny and Paul always playing their jokes on people, like turning on all the equipment in the police cars while they came in for coffee...Jack singing to me as I would come in late. All good memories. Miss Jack & Dolly and hope everyone else is doing good. I'm living in Hudson MA now but when I think of Middleton, my first thought is always N&J's.

Posted December 12, 2009 2:04 am

tim michalski

Hey Lisa I will allways miss it.

Posted March 16, 2009 7:25 pm

robin conway parsons

Whenever I come back to Middleton to visit my mother, I drive by the site of the old N&J Donuts. I can still vividly see the little donut shop that sat on what we called Webber field. I remember how Lisa's parents always brought donuts to our softball games when we were kids. Their generosity will never be forgotten. I also think about my brother Shane and how much he loved N&J, particularly cutting in front of the long line to pour his own cup of coffee when the Pellicelli girls were busy waiting on customers in the morning. The Middleton landscape may have changed but the memories remain the same. Robin Conway Parsons

Posted December 18, 2008 12:57 pm

Greg Nelson

My dad, Bud Nelson would take me to N&Js back when I was a kid in the late 60s & early 70s. I loved the honey dipped donuts and was fascinated with Nick's tatoos.
Good People.

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