Adamson Veterinary Services won third place best display.

Larissa Burgess won Best Costume Adult.

Jillian Carisle won Best Costume Child.

In coordination with the Trail of Treats, a costume contest sponsored by the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce Marketing Sponsors and the Salem Public Library was held prior to the event. The costume contest welcomed over 50 participants where winners were chosen in the following categories: Best Costume-Adult, Best Costume-Child, Funniest Costume, Most Creative Costume, and Scariest Costume. The winners who received a $50 prize are pictured left to right: Kinley Gfeller (Most Creative), Jillian Carlisle (Best Costume - Child), Larissa Burgess (Best Costume - Adult), Liam Jordan (Scariest Costume) and Violet Sheen (Funniest Costume). (Submitted photo)

D.T. Moore & Company’s “Big Top Circus Tent” was awarded second-place Best Display.

First place for Best Display went to “Willy Wonka,” presented by First Christian Church.

Harmony Thompson, who will turn 10 on Saturday, came as Wednesday Addams.

Brad Stephens, executive director of the Salem Public Library, was in costume while treating children.

Kinlee Gfeller won Most Creative Costume.

Twelve-year-old Leah Crom received a treat at the Eyes for Olivia station. From left, Kim, Sarah and Olivia Hoffman.

Salem and Perry Township Fire Depts. were on hand.

Three-year-old Emmalyn Gaskill was all smiles.

Fron left, grabbing some goodies were12-year-old Iris Courtney and 10-year-old Izzy Wilson.

Liam Jordan won Scariest Costume.

Rich Miller continued the tradition of the Salem Police Dept. giving out candy. Shown here, 10-year-old Ora Schomer.

Samara Martin at the Family Recovery Center station.

Salem Interact Club members gave out candy.

Columbiana County Sheriff Brain McLaughlin had a display.

The long Trail of Treats ended with firemen giving out candy.

Posing at the Salem City Council staton were sisters Brooklyn, 10, and Kylee,8, Gaskill.

Eight-year-old Sophia Davis of Salem was a Special Police Officer.