Brittany Filer arrives at the annual Town Meeting in Canton with her six children Thursday. The meeting was moved from indoors to the fall field due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Richard Pickett moderates the annual Town Meeting in Canton on Thursday. The meeting was moved from indoors to the fall field due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canton Selectman Carole Robbins, center, shares a laugh with Diane Ray, right, before the annual Town Meeting at the ball field Thursday evening.
John Conron listens to a speaker Thursday at the annual Town Meeting in Canton, where he cleaned and sanitized the microphone after each use.
Rene Ouellette purchases a lobster roll dinner from Diane Ray before the start of the annual Town Meeting in Canton on Thursday. Ray is a member of the Dixfield Congregational Church, which offered lobster roll dinners to raise funds for the Opera House in Dixfield. Ray took orders and sold 15 dinners before the start of the meeting.
Richard Pickett moderates the annual Town Meeting in Canton on Thursday. It was moved from indoors to the fall field due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lisa and Steve Wills are recognized Thursday as Canton Citizens of the Year during the annual Town Meeting.
The Cemetery Ladies of Canton were recognized at the annual Town Meeting for their dedication to maintaining the 14 town cemeteries. From left are Carole Robbins, Robyn McClintock, Anne Chamberlin and Prudy Adams.
Tom Peters, center, hands the microphone back to John Conron after Peters asked selectmen a question during the annual Town Meeting in Canton on Thursday. The annual meeting was moved from indoors to the fall field due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canton residents vote on a warrant article Thursday during the annual Town Meeting. It was moved from indoors to the fall field due to restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tucker Tardif of Hartford marks rows with white paint prior to the start of the annual Town Meeting in Canton on Thursday. The annual meeting was moved from inside the Town Office to the ball field due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The rows were so people could set their lawn chairs up in a social distance manner.
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