The sun., 1894-11-04
FAREWELL TO MIR. GRIsWOLD.
II Is Done In Rhyme by the Poet Railroad
Manager, Mr. Stebbins.

HAMMoSDsPoRT, Nov. 1.-Packy Grswold, for
several years instructor to the Hammondsport
Try-to-Catch- Black Bass Club, has resigned the
place to become Architect and Builder-in- Chief
and RaZor-back Hog Exterminator to the Pam
lico Sound Wild Swan. Wild Goose. and Wild
Duck Club OF Hyde county. n. @. He will 10
leaving the Lake Keuka country within the
next few days on his way to Rose Bay, where
he Is TO superintend the building of a club house
for the W. s., W. e., and w. d. c., which he is
to have ready for the club In time for the fowl
shooting season now coming on. When he
leaves the flag on the Hammondsport Try-to-
Catch Black Bass Club house will be placed at
half mast, and q resolution will be passed by
the club, as an evidence Of It's grief. pledging
each member not to open jack pot for period
OF ten days
A meeting of the Fairchild House Circle. to
which Packy Griswold has long been Official
Narrator and Demonstrator of Unrevcaled
Natural History, was TO have been held the u;aer
evening to say how bad 1t felt over the going
away OF Packy, but the time chosen for the
meeting was unpropitous. There was a Niger
show at Bath that night, and the only members
Of the circle who met pursuant TO the call were
mondsport Railroad, and Narrator Griswold
himself. Brother steb6ins arose and said
Me neither" said Narrator Griswoid.
ssS R9% sSSs shSt show at Bath
n,i ,fes" Seplis,d5, the Narrator dolefully. And
being the only railroad manager in the world
who Is a poet. He is not only poet, but he was
ago. His Lines 81 70 @ Railroad Frog" @ SS and 'G lis
song song eeginning oh! list how Che SOFT air
was nothing strange that AZ this surprisingly
large meeting OF the Fairchild House Circle that
evening he should speak up and say:
"Well, you're in luck mIssinU that train.
Packy, for now you can listen TO farewell
quit US. You may notice as read, that have
had TO rearrange your name somewhat. Thai is
The ,he fault Of the name, There isn't anything
wouldn't rhyme with anything that wanted
TO use; Poets can't spoll their verse because
they want il to, had to rearrsnge your name
Sa little d or let & you 70 away without thou a. farewell
of your name IN this way have simply used
Tor poetic license there would be more men
Sorkbing ssl king 6y the day and good many ,S & h9ass
through me puts YOU on record as going aw@ys
HI r. Is /. .asiRE laEas II sie plans. sRi.sr.
VIII Mr. P. GrilIe'
WIN lasilas ~ Tasq5,9Ssf nP la sSs naaale, gun
On he will have fun,
VIII sporty 7. GruzEe!
Oh, Hyde county maids.
Beware OF the raids
And the wlles OF J.. Grazziel
Hear Keuka waves moan
Hear the winds how they whistle
Hear the leahess trees groan-
DON'T go, Mr., GTistle!"
Bat though all do Sigh
He Is going TO mizZle.
80 Whoop. and gOodby
10 Mr.. L. GFlEZle!
There you are, Packy, and now"
But hold on, StebH interrupted Narratos
drisT1id. " Them poetTies Is bully. but sou lcn
poetry in about them. and that FIN sorry "a
Ihs manager poet sat down and dashed On
There" said he. How'll this dof"
Prom the company OF hose
~ Lere he OF held the nozzle,
with sorTow be goes,
Does AT, r. GToEze.
=, hats % the tieketl'' exclaimed Narrator Girls
void; That hits i'll"
, Ihen.' said Brother Stebbins, Il move that
thls farewell posm be spread on the minutes OF
II is SO ordered"
Blamed II this hain't done me most as much
GrlswOld
To which brother stsbblns nsas . rsspOnss,
saA - Asssins sdiOaEns4