Spooks spotted at Marion's Halloween parade
Oct 31, 2013
Shark attack! From left, triplets Sienna, Anika and Chip Gehring take a break from trick-or-treating to pose with their father Lou. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Clark Kent and the Bride of Frankenstein make an unlikely duo at the parade. From left, Katie Hurd and Debbie Cohen don impressive headgear as part of their costumes. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Tabitha Hayden and her son Ari, dressed as Curious George, are on the hunt for candy. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Corrina Wisner and her daughter Josephine of Marion haunt the village in matching costumes. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Patrick Shachoy, 8, wanders Spring Street as a “Creeper” from the video game Minecraft. He wasn’t the only one. Many kids were seen wearing the popular costume. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Captain America, alias Alex Pateakos of Marion, defends Cottage Street from enemies foreign and domestic as he trick-or-treats. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Parents and children line up in front of a Cottage Street home to get their treats. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
The streets in Marion’s village were shut down on Halloween as parents and children roamed from house to house to trick-or-treat. The festivities started at 4 p.m. with the Marion Art Center’s annual parade, which began in front of the Music Hall and wound through Marion center. Leading the way were music teacher Hannah Moore and select drummers from the Sippican School band.
