Photo by Karen Donato
MUSEUM RECEIVES DONATION — Mark and Melinda King of Littleton organized the second annual Holiday Craft Fair held at the Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum this past weekend. At the culmination of the fair they presented a gift of $100 to Debbie Melvin, center, as a thank-you to the museum volunteers for the work of preserving the heritage of the area. The Kings, who own the Honeycomb Depot on the Station Road in Littleton sold honey and primitive items for the home. Several hundred
shoppers enjoyed a variety of wares being offered by nearly two-dozen artisans. Shoppers also enjoyed a visit from Santa, freshly fried doughnuts and baked Maine potatoes with a choice of toppings. Plans are being made for another fair next year.
Photo by Karen Donato
LOTS OF CHOICES — There were many items to choose from at the Holiday Craft Fair held at the Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum this past weekend.
Photo by Karen Donato
TALENTED ARTISANS — Dee Cote, standing, is an accomplished wood-turner and brought many of his creations to the Holiday Craft Fair, including whistles and sparkly wooden Christmas trees. Joining him was his wife, Phyllis, who sold her washable crocheted rag rugs and handbags.
