Mr. Alex Logan was a curler residing in Parry Sound Ontario, when he got the opportunity to join the Canadian Curling Tour of Scotland in 1909.
We are fortunate to have been allowed to share with you rare photos and documents from that great adventure.
Many thanks to Deb (Logan) Marinier, who is Mr. Alex Logan's great granddaughter, and her husband, D.A.(Dave) Marinier, of Georgian Art Services.
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The last song was called "The Motor Car". |
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A Welcoming Song
Glossary: incarnadines: reddish, blood-stained aureate: of a golden colour or brilliance blithe: gladsome, joyous margent: edge spilth: spilled well-faured: well-favoured
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They were glad to see us |
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Mr. Logan was at Table No. 1 |
No smoking until the flash goes off! |
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It seems they did a lot of dining, too! |
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A Valedictory Ode |
The Ode |
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Donald Fraser was the Canadian Tour Captain, who also happened to be the Lieutenant-Governor.
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