Marian Biebel of Plainfield was recently awarded the Boston Post Cane by Plainfield Selectboard Chair Ron Eberhardt, making her the oldest resident of Plainfield. The tradition of the Boston Post Cane dates back to the early 1900s, when the Boston Post newspaper provided 700 canes to New England towns to be presented to the oldest citizen. Biebel now holds the cane after her husband, Warren, who previously held the prestigious honor. This cane symbolizes longevity and serves as a way to honor and celebrate the oldest residents of small towns across New England. Biebel was recognized for her longevity and contributions to the Plainfield community. The presentation of the Boston Post Cane highlights the rich history and traditions of Plainfield, and serves as a reminder of the importance of honoring the elders in our communities. The cane has been passed down through generations of Plainfield residents, signifying a connection to the town’s past and the continuation of a tradition that celebrates longevity and community spirit. With the awarding of the Boston Post Cane to Marian Biebel, Plainfield continues to uphold this longstanding tradition and honor the oldest members of its community.
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