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- Dillon Rollins, 8, proudly bears the American flag down Main Street, leading Scout Troop 133 in the West Paris Old Home Days parade Saturday morning. A few hundred people lined Main Street to watch the nearly 90-minute procession.
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- Don Shead and 4-year-old Pieper Shead of West Paris wave to crowds lining both sides of Main Street during Saturday morning’s West Paris Old Home Days parade. Shead is driving a 1951 Massey-Harris tractor.
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- Joanna Brown, left, of West Paris, with her sons Will and Ian, both 4, and Mark, 6, watch a wagon being pulled by miniature horses along Main Street during Saturday morning’s West Paris Old Home Days parade.
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- A West Paris Old Home Days parade participant tosses candy toward youngsters lining the Main Street route Saturday morning.
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- Six-year-old Mark Brown, left, of West Paris, moves his hands to cover his ears as a noisy procession of firetrucks, ambulances and emergency response vehicles lead Saturday morning’s West Paris Old Home Days parade down Main Street.
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- Six-year-old Lincoln Merrill, left, Will Bru, 7, Molly Southard, 6, and Brooks Merrill, 2, held by mom Lissa Merrill, wave to parade participants Saturday morning during West Paris Old Home Days. All are from West Paris, except Southard, who is from Alabama. Her mother is a former West Paris resident.
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- Members of the West Paris Class of 1961 wave to crowds during Saturday morning’s West Paris Old Home Days parade down Main Street.
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