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Bewitching brew served up at Witches’ Tea
Article online since November 3rd 2009, 7:26
Five witches prepare to serve some special brew at the second annual Witches’ Tea at the Weymouth Legion. Karla Kelly photo
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Bewitching brew served up at Witches’ Tea
By Karla Kelly
FOR THE DIGBY COURIER
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Eight local ladies dressed up as witches to serve a special brew and lunch to afternoon guests Oct. 30 at the second annual Witches Tea at the Weymouth Legion.
FOR THE DIGBY COURIER
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Eight local ladies dressed up as witches to serve a special brew and lunch to afternoon guests Oct. 30 at the second annual Witches Tea at the Weymouth Legion.
Proceeds from the event go to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
Organizers for the event said last year’s tea was so successful, they decided to turn it into an annual event close to Halloween.
Along with the tea, handcrafted items such as quilts and rugs were on display.
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