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This afternoon around 3:30 I realized my two dolls were missing after we left the Brunswick City Market on Gloucester Street. They’re small, porcelain-like with chipped paint—one in a pink dress with tiny beads, the other in a blue dress with braided hair. They’re very special to my daughter, and I’m hoping they’re somewhere nearby where we last walked. I’ve posted here because we’re hoping to bring them home to her soon, and I’d really appreciate any help finding them.
While I was taking a walk at 7:12 p.m. on December 20, I found a bundle of Holiday Decorations tucked behind a planter on the steps of Brunswick City Hall. They’re a mix of garlands, red ribbons, and a sun-shaped ornament with a sparkly finish. I picked them up and left them on the railing, hoping the owner would see this listing and claim them soon. Holidays are a special time here, and it would mean a lot to reunite these decorations with the family who bought them.
On Friday around 5:30 p.m., I was leaving the Brunswick Library on Gloucester Street after a quick practice with a local community group. Somewhere along Main Street, my sheet music must have slipped out of my bag and vanished into the breeze. Those pages mean a lot to me for an upcoming recital, with edits and fingerings I marked in ink. I retraced my steps for a good while and asked at the library, but no one turned them in yet.
I found a small set of terrariums sitting on a bench along the Brunswick Riverwalk near the Ritz Theatre around 4:20 pm on Saturday. Each glass container hosts tiny succulents and a few seashells collected from the nearby shore, with little painted pebbles at the bottom. I wiped them gently and left them on the bench so the owner could spot them easily when they return for a stroll. It feels nice to think these little ecosystems belong to someone who cares for tiny life as I do. If these are yours, please let the site know to arrange pickup.
I was walking by the Brunswick Amtrak Station platform around 6:15 p.m. yesterday when I spotted a small metal toy train under a bench by the vending machines. It’s bright red with a blue stripe and a tiny headlight; it looked out of place among the leaves and receipts. I picked it up and checked for a note, but there wasn’t one. I turned it in at the station’s lost-and-found today, hoping the owner might see this and recognize it. It reminded me of the toy my nephew once had, and I felt a small tug of empathy for whoever forgot it.
Last Friday around 7:45 PM, I found a set of power tools on a bench behind the Brunswick Town Center. The red toolbox looked a little battered, with a greasy fingerprint on the lid and a hammer sticking out of the side pocket. I stood there for a moment, hoping the owner would show up, but no one did. I brought the tools to the lost-and-found area and left a note with the time and place so the rightful owner could claim them. It felt good to return something that clearly had a story behind it.
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