Hartland hosted its Old Home Day celebration last weekend

Hartland hosted its annual Old Home Day last weekend, which began with a tractor pull at 8 a.m. at the Hartland Recreation Center followed by a book sale at the Hartland Public Library. A parade started at 10 a.m. at the Fire Station, and vendors and live music from Gerry Grimo and The East Bay Dixieland Jazz Sextet awaited celebrants at the Rec Center at 11:30 a.m.

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Landon Bedell, 9, hugs Jersey calf Cheese during the parade.
Hartland Community Arts marches in the Old Home Day parade.
Daniel Beaulieau, of Hartland, marches in the Old Home Day parade dressed in Revolutionary War-era attire.
Members of the Hartland Cattle Club march in the parade with their Jersey calves.
Pat and Miles Mushlin, with Eloise, 4, drive a classic car in the parade.
Camden Lemieux drives a tractor pulling Mason, 1, Sutton, 3, and Kelsey Lemieux in the wagon.
Members of the Hartland Volunteer Fire Department pass out candy to parade spectators.
Hartland Volunteer Fire Chief Scott Bowers passes out candy to paradegoers.
Neil Heidelmeier hugs sons Hazen, 2, and Atlas, 18 months, while mom Jena looks on.