The Westbrook Historical Society

An Archive of Westbrook Historical Society's Festival Trees

		Festival Tree - 2008 "Heigh-Ho Holidays" Rudy Vallée photos, sheet music, megaphones and saxophones were the decorations of choice. All decorations were handmade by Society members. This tree was decorated in anticipation of the Rededication of Rudy Vallée Square which was held the following July. [See 'Activities' page for more information on the Rededication Ceremonies.]

Festival Tree - 2007 "Baubles & Beads" The tree was decorated in old jewelry, from the rhinestone pin-studded top to the overflowing jewelry box at the base. (Note the 'Barbara Bush' pearl necklace!)

		Festival Tree - 2006 “Gonna Buy a Paper Doll That I Can Call My Own” In keeping with this Mills Brothers’ 1942 classic, our tree is decorated with copies of antique paper dolls and scissors. Members of the Society have fun coming up with each year’s theme and decorations and take satisfaction in knowing that we are helping out the citizens of Westbrook.

Festival Tree - 2005
"Ringing in the Season"

These beaded bells were made by the late Annie Cousens of Westbrook.

Festival Tree 2004
"Home is where the Heart is "

This tree featured House Pictures and Hearts.

Roberta Wyer Dutton Morrill & George Morrill greeting in period dress.

Festival Tree - 2003
"Silver Threads among the Gold"
This tree featured old pictures of Westbrook.

Joan Robie Labrecque is shown beside the Society's tree wearing her grandfather's St. Croix baseball uniform. Louis (Pete) Tetrault played semi-pro baseball for the Fall River Baseball Team, New England League in 1907 and for the St. Croix Baseball Team, ME-New Brunswick League in 1913

Read more about Mr. Louis Tetrault in our
Winter 2006 Newsletter on p3.