“Trick or treat” is the word on the street at early Halloween celebration
Stella Smith, 1, holds her new coloring book from Cumberland Farms during the trick or treat event on Friday, Oct. 30. Photos by Grace Roche
Trick or treaters stroll down Main Street. 
Kids get candy and jewelry. 
Victoria Perry, 7, and Harmony Lina-Howard, 8, show off their costumes. 
Kids pick out candy and coloring books. 
Costumed children take candy from a sombrero-shaped dish outside El Mariachi. 
Jennifer Godfrey poses in her Queen of Hearts costume, complete with a collar and belt she made out of playing cards. 
The Wareham Fire Department gave out candy in a stretcher. 
Trick or treaters stream out of a law office on Main Street. 
Darth Vader makes his way down the sidewalk. 
Maisey, 13, smiles in her bee costume.
Stella Smith, 1, holds her new coloring book from Cumberland Farms during the trick or treat event on Friday, Oct. 30. Photos by Grace Roche
Trick or treaters stroll down Main Street.
Kids get candy and jewelry.
Victoria Perry, 7, and Harmony Lina-Howard, 8, show off their costumes.
Kids pick out candy and coloring books.
Costumed children take candy from a sombrero-shaped dish outside El Mariachi.
Jennifer Godfrey poses in her Queen of Hearts costume, complete with a collar and belt she made out of playing cards.
The Wareham Fire Department gave out candy in a stretcher.
Trick or treaters stream out of a law office on Main Street.
Darth Vader makes his way down the sidewalk.
Maisey, 13, smiles in her bee costume.
Costumed kids and families flooded Main Street for candy and other Halloween goodies during the Wareham Village Association’s annual Trick or Treat event.
Businesses, restaurants, first responders and other organizations on the street gave out candy as an alternative to neighborhood trick-or-treating on Friday, Oct. 30.
Harmony Lina-Howard, 8, and Victoria Perry, 7, took to Main Street for their share of treats. They said their favorite stop was Cumberland Farms.
“We like that we got slushies,” Harmony said, and appreciated the coloring books the convenience store gave away as well.
She dressed as Woody from “Toy Story,” which she said she loves watching. Victoria chose to dress as a Vaporeon, her favorite kind of Pokemon.
Janelle Sanford, an employee at Taunton Federal Credit Union, helped give out candy during the event.
She said there were a lot of “really great costumes and lots of adorable kids” who came to her table. She donned her own costume, complete with an iridescent skeleton outfit and glittery fairy wings.
“My son’s going to be 20 and he hasn’t trick or treated in quite some time, so I’m glad I get to participate, it’s very fun,” Sanford said.
