Best cooks in town revive lunch-for-two social

Hankering for homemade wild blueberry pie?  Like mile high good and tart Lemon Meringue?  How about you-know-who’s colorful confetti relish?  Drop in and bid on your favorite Lunch-for-Two by some of the best cooks in town.  The creative lunches, all individually made and box with flair and a favorite recipe, can be an easy lakeside summer supper too.

Viewing of the lunches begins at 5 p.m. sharp, Wednesday, Aug. 15, at the old Community House (The Center for Moosehead History), 6 Lakeview St., downtown Greenville. Auction begins at 5:15 p.m. and runs to 6 p.m.  Ice-cold tea and Lemonade will also be for sale at this summertime social.  Moosehead Historical Society President Robert Cowan, Jr. holds the mike as animated auctioneer extraordinaire.  Bring a lawn chair or a blanket.  Auction is out under the canopy on the lawn.  In the hall, if it rains.  Proceeds to help replace the Eveleth-Crafts-Sheridan Historical House porch roof.

For more information, call 207-695-2909 or email:  mooseheadhistory@myfairpoint.net.  The Moosehead Historical Society & Museums was founded in 1962.  It is devoted to interpreting and exhibiting the history of the Moosehead Lake region and its watershed, settlement and citizens, past and present, and perpetuating the contributions of the early settlers.