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- This little lamb, Margaret Bremner, 18 months, is not sure about getting too close to the pumpkin headpiece that Leona Cross, 103, wore Thursday when children and parents trick-or-treated residents at Pierce House in Farmington. It takes a ton of candy for the 150 expected visitors who come during the Halloween open house, Director Darlene Mooar said. Bremner can’t say trick-or-treat yet, so her parents taught her to say, “Baa!”
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- Two little bees visit residents at Pierce House in Farmington on Thursday during a Halloween open house. The girls were among the 150 children expected, Darlene Mooar, director, said. From left is Avery, 2, and Lilla Simpson, 5, of Wilton as mother, Erin, guides them around the room of residents who were passing out candy.
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- Darlene Mooar, director of Pierce House in Farmington, dressed as a cow for Halloween on Thursday. She leads her granddaughter, Catheryn Greenleaf, 3, dressed as a horse, around to residents and guests who were passing out candy. Judi Tracy, right, gives her a treat. There was a steady stream of trick-or-treaters accompanied by their parents during the open house, Mooar said.
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- This little penguin, Robert Bragg, 17 months, of Farmington, takes a break after trick-or-treating among residents at the Pierce House in Farmington on Thursday. Nearly 150 children were expected during the Halloween open house, and plenty of candy was ready for residents to pass out.
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- A steady stream of trick-or-treaters visited residents at the Pierce House in Farmington on Thursday, including June and McKella Ford of Wilton. Lots of candy was ready for the 150 children expected, Director Darlene Mooar said.
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