November 02, 2012 - Southbridge Evening News
November 02, 2012 - Southbridge Evening News
November 02, 2012 - Southbridge Evening News
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4 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, <strong>November</strong> 2, <strong>2012</strong><br />
www.webstertimes.net<br />
Harvest festival celebrates Halloween season<br />
WEBSTER —<br />
Tricks and treats and<br />
all things neat! With<br />
the autumn season<br />
in full swing, residents<br />
from all over<br />
the area came out to<br />
the annual Webster<br />
Harvest Festival held<br />
on Saturday, Oct. 27,<br />
at the Webster Town<br />
Hall. From pumpkin<br />
carving, to tasty<br />
treats to live Polka<br />
music, festivalgoers<br />
were treated to all<br />
things Halloween.<br />
Children showed off<br />
their spooky costumes<br />
and took part<br />
in seasonal activities,<br />
while their parents<br />
were able to<br />
peruse the local<br />
goods from area<br />
shops.<br />
Joy Richard photos<br />
A local vendor doles out the jack-o-lantern themed cupcakes during the Webster Harvest<br />
Festival, Saturday, Oct. 27.<br />
Happy festivalgoer Paul Chartrand, 2, of<br />
Webster, finishes a snack before returning to<br />
the fun at the Webster Town Hall.<br />
He may be an Angry Bird for Halloween,<br />
but Webster resident Jack Patterson, 3,<br />
was happy to snag a lollypop before leaving<br />
the Webster Harvest Festival.<br />
Webster resident Josie Corridori, 8, carefully carves her jack-o-lantern during<br />
the harvest festival.<br />
Above, Bartlett High School senior Jacob<br />
Beaumont, 16, of Webster waits to serve hungry<br />
festivalgoers hot bags of popcorn. Below right,<br />
Local resident peruse the crafts at the Webster<br />
Town Hall harvest festival.<br />
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Bartlett High School football players Ricky Spooner, 16, a junior, and Troy<br />
Russo, 14, a sophomore wave hello from the harvest festival with a pair of Red<br />
Sox puppets.<br />
ATRUSTED LEADER<br />
• Focused on Improving the Economy to Create Jobs for Working Families<br />
• Increasing Local Aid Funding for Education & Public Safety for our Towns<br />
• Serving on the Elder Affairs Committee to protect our Senior’s needs<br />
• Committed to Bringing Balance, Integrity, and Accountability to Beacon Hill<br />
ON NOVEMBER 6TH<br />
ELECT PETER DURANT AS YOUR<br />
STATE REPRESENTATIVE<br />
www.electdurant.com<br />
Please see the flyer insert in today’s paper to view my<br />
voting record on the issues that matter to you.<br />
Paid for by the committe to elect Peter Durant
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