This weekend offered perfect sunny days for events celebrating Halloween. They included Saturday’s “Haunted Horses” at Northwestern Stables, 120 W. Northwestern Ave. in Chestnut Hill, where equines and humans alike wore costumes. Horse rides on a lead line also were available. On Sunday, it was the annual Chestnut Hill Community Association Halloween pet parade, where costumed dogs of all shapes and sizes walked from East Evergreen Avenue to Buckley Park at Germantown Avenue and East Hartwell Lane. There were treats and prizes, provided by Doggie Style Pets, for the best …
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This weekend offered perfect sunny days for events celebrating Halloween. They included Saturday’s “Haunted Horses” at Northwestern Stables, 120 W. Northwestern Ave. in Chestnut Hill, where equines and humans alike wore costumes. Horse rides on a lead line also were available. On Sunday, it was the annual Chestnut Hill Community Association Halloween pet parade, where costumed dogs of all shapes and sizes walked from East Evergreen Avenue to Buckley Park at Germantown Avenue and East Hartwell Lane. There were treats and prizes, provided by Doggie Style Pets, for the best costumes. That was followed by trick-or-treating on Germantown Avenue, with many local businesses offering treats for costumed kiddies.
