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ROBERT P.T. COFFIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in Brunswick had its annual Harvest Festival on Saturday. Brea McClure, 2, took advantage of the face painting and had herself transformed into a cat. Ragan McClure, right, found the used book sale excellent and she got several gently used books. Today for Halloween, Brea said she will be dressing as a cow, while Ragan is going to be Bat Girl. Anyone dressing up to go trick-or-treating tonight is reminded to carry a flashlight, wear reflective markings, and to allow an adult to inspect all candy prior to any sampling.
ROBERT P.T. COFFIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in Brunswick had its annual Harvest Festival on Saturday. Brea McClure, 2, took advantage of the face painting and had herself transformed into a cat. Ragan McClure, right, found the used book sale excellent and she got several gently used books. Today for Halloween, Brea said she will be dressing as a cow, while Ragan is going to be Bat Girl. Anyone dressing up to go trick-or-treating tonight is reminded to carry a flashlight, wear reflective markings, and to allow an adult to inspect all candy prior to any sampling.

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