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1894 Cottonwood Haunted House

"The Seven Goode Witches of Salem"

"There were Seven Witches of Olde

From the Family of Goode I am told

Instead of BeWitching, they'd rather be Stitching

Their Hearts were not Black, but pure Gold.

Abigail, Prudence, Constance, Mary

Pricilla, Patience and Rose

They all lived in Salem, with their Brother Abram

Down by the Edge of the Cove

Instead of attending Spell Binding School

Or learning their Charms and their Chants,

Wool they were Dying, New Colors were Trying,

Weaving Threads from their Bundles of Flax.

Seven Goode Witches, Seven Goode Sisters

A Needle and Thread but no more

Olde Black Cats were not found, but White Sheep did abound

They hung Quilts, not Brooms, by their Door.

Yes, Legend has it they were Amiable Folk

Kind Hearted, the Gents they did Swoon

When others went Flying and Stars were a Shining

They Danced by the Light of the Moon.

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July 20-24

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