BOWERBANK DAYS 2014

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom

    LOTS OF TRAFFIC IN BOWERBANK — The 2014 edition of Bowerbank Days featured a parade on the morning of Aug. 9, with the procession concluding by the fire station property after traveling a route along the Bowerbank Road. The parade and multiple-day event, held every half decade, brought out year-round residents, summer citizens and visitors.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom

    PATRIOTIC FLOAT — The red, white and blue was on display on a Ram Island float in the Bowerbank Days parade Aug. 9.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom

    ROADY PIPERS — Marching along the pavement of the Bowerbank Road during Saturday’s Bowerbank Days parade were the Anah Highlanders, who later in the day performed by the fire station/town hall. 

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom

    COLOR GUARD — Leading the Bowerbank Days parade on Saturday morning was the color guard from American Legion Post 41 in Milo with a similar group of Anah Shriners immediately following.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom

    TIMBEROO FAMILY GAME NIGHT — One Bowerbank Days parade float featured the Timberoo Family Game Night.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom

    PARADE ROYALTY — Mrs. Maine America 2014 Liza Smith, of Sebec, continued her royal duties by riding in the Bowerbank Days parade. Smith was joined her by husband Ryan and sons Jackson and Landon, pictured, and the four were driven by Marty McKenzie who is a summer resident of Ram Island.