article_snippet.sent: There was a bit of a thing back here when Clinton came in,' explained Marcia DuBois, a cashier at Kristin's Bistro & Bakery on Washington Street, where Clinton spent a half-hour talking with customers and shaking hands. '
article_snippet.sent: Clinton met a few employees at Kristin's Bakery in Keene, New Hampshire on Monday as Clinton presidential campaign in the Granite State got underway, but some in the kitchen refused to be seen with Clinton .
article_snippet.sent: On Clinton way to a discussion at a local company Clinton stopped at Kristin's bakery and met some customers.
article_snippet.sent: Clinton was welcomed by people in the coffee shop - although not universally .
article_snippet.sent: Others at Kristin's were more congenial, including an infant girl named Molly who cooed while Clinton held Clinton. '
article_snippet.sent: I'm going to take Clinton home,' the Democratic White House hopeful joked.
article_snippet.sent: New Hampshire's WMUR-TV later reported that two of the people Clinton spoke with had been asked to come.
article_snippet.sent: People are asked –' MEET MOLLY: Clinton enjoyed the oldest campaign tactic in the book – posing with a baby – on Monday, and gushing that Clinton wanted to bring the infant home with Clinton .
article_snippet.sent: Clinton at the campaign stop at Kirsten's bakery and coffee shop in Keene, New Hampshire .
article_snippet.sent: Clinton was in Keene on Monday for a roundtable discussion with small business employees.
article_snippet.sent: Clinton will lead a similarly intimate event on Tuesday in Concord.
article_snippet.sent: Amy Alexander (L) assembles furniture as Clinton tours the Whitney Brothers children's toy and furniture factory in Keene .
article_snippet.sent: One man addressed her as Clinton,' while a woman settled on ClintonClinton.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Clinton was at Kristin's Bakery in Keene, NH in advance of a small-business roundtable event .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Clinton sat with a handful of customers and made Clinton way to the back to greet employees .
  