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The Lawn Social held last week, the 4th inst., on the grounds of Mr. John Faris, was wilhont question the event of the season. When the Scotch Settlement folk set themselves to do a thing they generally do it well. The arrangements from leginning to end were simply perfect. Tea and Coffee served on the tables steaming hot, and the edibles were of the very choicest. The fine swing erected by Mr, Jno. Faris added much to the amusement of the company. Choice songs by Mr, Robert Wood and daughter, Mrs. and Miss Sutherland, and Mr. Wnj, Faris, added much to the entertainment. The Rev. Mr. Chilcott, of Bradford, made a few appropriate remarks, but the Highland Piper, from Toronto, was the attraction of the evening. Both yonng and old went fairly wild over the man in Kilts with his Bagpipes. We cannot describe his music nor its effects upon the Scotch ear andto appre-feA lt;1-g^jA]mg
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The Witness And South Simcoe News
Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ontario, CA
Thu, Jul 11, 1895
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