A boy carries a calf to his van to be driven back to their farm Monday morning after escaping from it's pen. The others broke down the fence in persuit and were finally coralled on the 4th hole at Roys Allsteak Hamburgers and Golf Center on Route 4.

Cattle walk down Route 4 in Auburn Monday morning after escaping their pen. The newborn calf wriggled out of it's pen and the others broke it down in persuit. One was herded back by James Sousa, who lives just down the street and drove past and took action. He later helped hold them under the shade of a tree on the 4th hole of Roy's Allsteak Hamburgers and Golf Center . The owner drove the calf back to the farm in his van and came back to help walk the other two back to the farm. Several drivers stopped to help halt traffic on Route 4 to allow them to cross over on their short walk back home. The farm owner declined to comment or identify himself but he and a young boy, with help from several good samaritians got them home safely. It's not the first time this has happened.

John Grandmaison adjusts his mask as he walks across Lisbon Street in Lewiston Friday morning.