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Article: 7E's Clam Stand: Sweet memory of Southern Artery days gone by
- Article from:
- The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
- Article date:
- July 19, 2003
- Author:
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The Patriot Ledger
For generations of Quincy residents, 7E's Clam Stand on Southern
Artery was a place for well-known seafood and classic fun.
But for Charles Sevigny Sr., who died July 7 at his home in
Cotuit, it was more than that. It was in the back room of the store
where he began making "The World's Thinnest Ribbon Candy," the hard
candy that would one day help him become a professional candymaker.
It was 1940 when Sevigny began making the paper-thin candy with
his brother in that back room. The brothers manufactured the hard
candy seasonally, because the product was particularly popular during
Christmas.
"It was my grandfather's business," Begley said. "He more or less
made the candy ...
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