Annual Easter egg hunt draws families to Plumb Corner
Apr 19, 2014
Kids and parents search for Easter eggs placed near Plumb Corner. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Kids were on the hunt in Rochester on Saturday morning as the Plumb Corner Associates held its long-running Easter celebration.
The egg hunt started at 10:30 a.m. and featured two fields, one for young kids and a second for older children.
The Junior Friends of the Plumb Library painted faces, Rockland Trust employees helped kids decorate cookies and the Easter bunny and the ORR bulldog wandered about.
With plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures the day couldn't have gone better, according to organizers.
"Everybody had a great time," said Beverly Morrison, a member of the Plumb Corner Associates.
Kids and parents search for Easter eggs placed near Plumb Corner. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Success! Rowan Caulkins passes an Easter egg to his dad Bob to hold during the annual hunt in Rochester. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Payson Dodge, left, and his sister Sabella compare baskets as Linda Schuessler looks on. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Face painting was on of many activities available for kids. Here Elise Mello, a Junior Friend of the Plumb Library, concentrates on her work. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Lisa Morais, left, helps Madison Caton open eggs in the field to sort candy. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Mason, of Wareham, gives Old Rochester Regional High School’s mascot bulldog a high five after the hunt. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Michael Tomkiewicz reaches into a cage to grab an Easter egg. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Families crowd Plumb Corner Market on Saturday. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
