On May 19 and 20, the annual 10-mile yard sale winds its way from Skowhegan to Cornville. At All Saints Episcopal Church on, 169 Malbons Mills Road, Skowhegan, you will find free activities, big bargins and, of course, food.
All Saints has many vendors to check out. From baby items to household items and jewelry. Under the tent you will find free make and take fairy garden demonstrations with Billie Sherman at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., on Saturday. The Climate Change Lobby will help anyone with Efficiency Maine information on heat pumps, new windows and insulation. Geeze Louise, That’s a Wrap, has her hand cut fries, muffins, coffee and wraps. All Saints Grill will have breakfast sandwiches and hot dogs.
All profit from the yard sale will help facilitate All Saints Contemplation Garden that will be open to the public. Call 207-431-2118 for vending spaces.
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MIKE HUNT says:
Did Lorne Armstrong participate this year by selling useless junk from his dilapidated trailer and eyesore compound? Oh cawd!
Don’t be a Schmart Ash! Lorne is giving free LULL rides all day long and making huge pots of mac&cheese, meatballs and Deviled Eggs. He’s also selling copies of his CD “No Sleep Till Cornville”! Just don’t keep pointing out his “False”
On May 19 and 20, the annual 10-mile yard sale winds its way from Skowhegan to Cornville. At All Saints Episcopal Church on, 169 Malbons Mills Road, Skowhegan, you will find free activities, big bargins and, of course, food.
Did Lorne Armstrong participate this year by selling useless junk from his dilapidated trailer and eyesore compound? Oh cawd!
Don’t be a Schmart Ash! Lorne is giving free LULL rides all day long and making huge pots of mac&cheese, meatballs and Deviled Eggs. He’s also selling copies of his CD “No Sleep Till Cornville”! Just don’t keep pointing out his “False”