Picture Enfield - Then and Now

ENFIELD, CT — Today's installment of this weekly Enfield history series is a photo taken from atop Holy Trinity Church of a longtime pet grooming business which was located for many years across the street at 390 Hazard Avenue: Pet-Agree.

The shop was founded in 1986, and was operated by Lorina Buonanducci, later joined by her son, Dominic Scavotto, a 2005 graduate of Fermi High School. Undoubtedly, one of the most distinctive landmarks in Hazardville was the "bathtub of bubbles" containing a pair of dogs which sat at the corner of the property, promoting the shop's dog wash service.

In 2014, the business left Enfield, but relocated to South Bridge Drive in Agawam, Mass., where the bathtub and the unmistakable business logo remain, as shown below courtesy of Google Maps.

390 Hazard Ave. is currently a private residence.

Last week's trivia answer:
Last week's trivia question was, "What national snack brand was founded in an Enfield kitchen just over 100 years ago in 1919?" The answer: State Line Potato Chips.

This week's trivia question:
How many girls comprised the first graduating class at Our Lady of the Angels Academy in 1945? Post the answer in the comments section below, or on the Enfield Patch Facebook page.