HARVARD -- The General Store, with its classic New England
façade and long local history, may be an iconic fixture on the
Town Common, but it has evolved.  The pharmacy it once housed is
long gone, as is a camera store that occupied the second floor
for years. Now, it's an upscale shop with old-fashioned flair,
selling general store staples such as breads, pastries, coffee
and sundries and a package store.  With recently added café
seating and light fare served, the store also offers folks in
town a central gathering spot.  These days, the store is also
advertised as an event venue, which led the current manager,
Scott Hayward, to seek an alteration in the existing liquor
license.  Tuesday night, the selectmen held a public hearing to
consider the request but did not make a decision. The hearing
was continued to Tuesday, June 18, at 6:30 p.m.  Specifically,
Hayward wants to redefine the "controlled space" area cited in
the license, which currently includes all three floors of the
building and "inhibits use of