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Nikki Nolton, left, and Scott Wood, both of the Kennebec Historical Society, discuss the arrangement of the sales table while Tracy Weber browses among the books Friday morning at a book sale at the society’s Winthrop Street headquarters in Augusta.AndrewNasserNikki Nolton, seated left, and Doreen Harvey, also seated, both of the Kennebec Historical Society, tend to customers Friday morning during the opening day of a two-day fundraising book sale at the society’s Winthrop Street headquarters in Augusta. The sale is scheduled to continue from 9 a.m. to noon today. AndrewNasser
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