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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
e NElGHBORLY NeIGHeORS. u

Miss Blanche Elliott is visiting
in Chicago.
Miss Anna Belle Arnold is Wis
iting in Alabama.
Miss Floy Johnston, of Wor-
cester, is visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. Ed. Atchison, of near Wor-
cester, has been visiting in Hi
nois.
Miss Retta Gartrell will spend
the remainder of the winter with
relatives in Texas.
Miss Minnie Harrison, of Ben
ton City, was the guest of Miss
Grace Boyd here last week.
Mrs. A. w. Hulen and Mrs. G.
w. Hape, of this city, have been
entertaining their mother, Mrs. A,
j. Roberts, Of Hallsville.
w. r. Mcbride, one of the
stand bys and early settlers of
Centralia, made this Office Il bust
ness call last Friday. Mr.. Nc
Bride settled in Centralia in 1859,
when the town had but two houS-
eS.
F.S. Akridge, of near Laddonia
graced this Office with his goodly
presence Tuesday. Field and
this writer were boys together, and
we knew his wife, too, a Miss Re-
becca Thomas. We delight to meet
friends of auld lang syne.
Says the Farber Forum: Albert
Kennen and family returned to
Mexico Monday from visit with
relatives and friends in Farber. II
has been two years since Mr.. X.
was here. He has been in Arkan.
sas getting out logs and ties fol
the Pittsburg and Gulf railroad.
Mr.. b. A. Thornburgh and
daughter, Miss Ethel, returned
home last week from their visit tC
relatives in Wayne county. Much
warmer weather down there than
here; a man could go in his shirt,
sleeves, and farmers were blowing
and bluebirds were singing when
they left.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
{ CUPlD's CAPTURES. 81

Mr.. Ernest Bridgford, of Mon
roe county, and Miss Stella White,
of this county, were married in
this city last week, Rev. w. a.
Hanna officiating.
Mr.. Ed Winter and Miss Eta
Armstrong, after the services at
the Baptist church last Sunday
night, were united in marriage by
Ord d. Porter. The bride, daugh-
ter o Mr.. ID. ID. Armstrong, south
east of town, is a bright and Iowa
BILE young lady, while the groom is
a successful nurserymau and fruit
dealer. a splendid young couple
and they have our congratulations
and best wishes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Yandalia.
week

Miss Althea Henson, of Paola,
Kansas, is visiting Miss Beulah
Daniel.
Misses Lou Dctienne, Louise
and Mack and Amy all went up TO
Farber to visit Mrs. Frank Oster-
house. The above group was chap
croncd by Prof. Deticnnc.
Mrs. Pcarly Beshcars aud baby
boy went up near Farbcr to visit
a sister of Mrs. BcshcarS.
Miss Rosa CulbcrtSon went TO
Rush Hill Saturday to see her pa
rents.
Clyde Beshears returned from
the Philippines last Sunday night,
after being absent i'll the army for
three years. Clyde looks well af-
ter long siege of army life, hay
ing been in the service since the
war with Spain began.
Joe Carr came over from Center
Saturday to see his mother.
John Goodpasture is very sick
man at his home at Nandalia.
Mrs. Isaac Roland is very sick.
When You correspondents go to
Mexico don't forget to run up and
see the edition, take him by his big
hand and tell him that You love
him, and give him the news.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
North Moline.

David Williams, of Nandalia,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Lucy Tanner is visiting in
Molino neighborhood.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Jake Jones, Herman Worley, Hor.
ace Brown, Mrs. Wilson aud Mrs
T. &. Bybec's baby, which is bet
ter.
We hope that the older members
will attend the prayer meeting
next Wednesday night.
Lea Barnes sold thirty-six head
of hogs at 6 cents per pound.
Which is doing the young men
and boys of Missouri the most
harm today, whisky or tobaccol
Claud Bybee visited his sister,
Mrs. s. $. Johnston, at Worces-
ter, Sunday.
Little Harry Browns brother, of
Vandalia, is visiting him this
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Bean Greek.

At our debate Friday night Miss
Annie Schultz took the prize as
the prettiest lady and VIM. Arm
strong as the homeliest man. The
literary program was very inter
esting, especially Miss Myrtle Dun.
cans Burglar in the House"
Mr.. Editor, for some cause there
were several mistakes last week,
We were made to say Ralph By
ars and Josie Martin" when it
should have been Rachel Byars
and Josie Martien.
We understand George Gardner
has enough of city life and will
not return to st. Louis.
The oyster supper at w. 7. Ar
nails was grand success. The
ladies cleared $12. 48and are pleased
Advertised in the MESSAGE, sect
Mrs. Tanner, of Kansas City,
who is visiting relatives at Moline,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Mt. Carmel.

They have all married and gone
to st. Louis-the boys had most
too much of Il charivari for one
night, three couples in one neigh
borhOod.
There is some sickness here, but
as we have the telephone system
we can get doctor on short no.
tice.
Everyone is buying and hauling
feed from the railroad.
There are n good many sales
here, this early. People are 60
ing West and South and to st.
Louis. Mr.. Sutton, north of Mt.
Carmel, had sale of his personal
property Jan. md and will move
to st. Louis. Robert Pigg, south
east of Carmel, will have IA public
sale Jan. 10, of feed, stock and
farming tools. We understand he
will go to California. VIM. Low
ry, northwest of Carmel two
miles, will have a sale about the
middle of Feb. and go to Wash
ington to reside, and there are
others.
j. 7. Jerman, of near Martins
burg, will move to the Brown
farm, northwest of here, this
spring,
a number of farms here are
renting for one-half of the crop
this spring, and we predict that
considerable land will lie idle next
year, from the outlook now. We
see the LaddOnia correspondent to
the MESSAGE says land owners
around there are holding THEN
land for high cash rent, Our
advice TO the renters would be to
move out and let them hold it mn
til Gabriel blows his horn; theec
is plenty of land somewhere else,
and we think by the time mention
ed their hides and hearts will soft
en- up, so there won't be so much
difference between them and the
rest of humanity.
James Lowry aud family, of
near Farber, We're visiting at Mr..
Copenhaver'S Sunday.
Geo. Barney has returned from
his trip to st. Louis.
There was an old fashioned
barn raising near here last Satur-
day, Is or 20 men raised IA large
barn for j. 7. Jcrman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Mexico.

King & Kemp, grocers, issued II
neatly printed new years greeting
to their patrons.
l.. T.Shootman makes it, warm
for the Methodists at the Court
House Sundays. "Shooty" il II
painstaking ianitOr,
T. 7. Turley has his own rem
edy for the grip. Take to your
room for three days, take no med.
icine and eat but little. Mr. Tur-
ley says it never fails 10 cure. He
has tested it with all the members
Of his family.
A Mexico lady let her washing
out, but il got into quarters where
there was smallpox and it was
quarantincd two weeks. She has
Il new wardrobe on account there.
Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Brown
will spend the remainder of the
winter at Dublin, Texas. Mr..
Brown is interested in a sheep
ranch near that place.
Candidates for the city Offices
are getting more friendly.
George Morris has returned
from his trip to Dallas, Texas.
Walter 5. ,Crigler, of Shelby.
vile, Tenn, arrived last week o.,
IA visit to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Williams
are entertaining a new son at theil
! home-arrived last week,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Walker District.

Where will the corn market find
its equilibrium, and when!
Martin Roberts returned to Co.
lumbia after the holidays, where
he is attending the University.
George Coakley has returned to
his school duties at Mexico.
George Beahr is thinking of GO
ing West to grow up with the
country. The right move, George.
The boys are complaining of
not having ice to skate on this
winter.
a. j. Fry is selling apples at
one dollar per bushel.
Miss Lu Travis is visiting in
st. Louis.
n. Spencer sold turkeys for nine
cents per pound last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
was present at the supper.

was present at the supper.
Chal. Weaver, as auctioneer, is
quite a hit, and knows just how
to get the worth of cake.
We are sorry to have to admit
some of our young men have so
far forgotten the teachings of
their parents that they cannot be-
have themselves, even at our
prayer meeting. Yes, it is a
shame.
Madam Rumor says there will
be several weddings to report in
this vicinity ere the grass becomes
green or the robin begins to sing,
and still some will say marriage is
failure. Bosh!
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Allen Stallings says he takes
Quinine for the grip and thinks il
"the thing" and j. c. Mundy
says Quinine isn't fit for anything.
so there.
Rev. +. 5. Gibbs and daughters,
Misses Winnie aud Edna, visited
over at Auxvasse last week.
Some are wondering what our
society addresses would do to ex.
press themselves at times without
the words delightful, ""dclicious, "
Charming" admirable" "dain.
ty," magnificent, but every.
thing is "lovely,' and the COOS,
hangs high.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
]NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS f.
Thompson.

I. 7. Turley, of Mexico, was
here Monday.
Mrs. Northcutt and daughter,
Miss Sallie, have moved to Colum.
bia.
II. 7. Cant is at Excello on bus.
mess.
X. a. Daniel and wife, of Cen
tralia, were visitors at J. NJ. Dan
iel's Sunday.
Will Fecht and daughter, Miss
Annie, were the guests of friends
here Saturday.
Crock Edwards and wife, of
Schuyler county, were here TO see
j. b. pool and family.
T. j. Daniel, of Centralia, was
here on business Friday.
c. O. Morris returned to his
home in Slater after Il short stay
here.
Miss Minnie Fox has returned
to Fulton to resume school work.
Clarence Miskell is in East st.
Louis, the guest of relatives.
Ed Greasy is home from Mober-
ly.
Prof. Breid returned from Full
ton Saturday, where he spent his
two weeks vacation.
Lester Franklin has returned to
Slater.
Mrs. Colly and daughter, Eliza,
returned to their home in Kansas
City Wednesday.
Chas. Ridgeway is here from
Columbia.
The Daniel school has closed
for two weeks on account of meas
les. Miss jackson will spend her
vacation in Centralia.
Harry Householder retailed a
load of corn here Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Wisdom is the guest
of Centralia relatives.
w. II. Tiger, of Moberly, was
here Monday.
Emmett Elliott is the 9 uest of
relatives here.
Miss Able Morris is home from
Centralia.
The drawing contest which was
to have taken place on lot owned
by ID. O'Callaghan was postponed
until Saturday, Jan. II, at 3 p. m
Miss Sadie O'Brien, of Skinner,
visited here last week.
Miss Clara Vanderford has
gone to Centralia.
Quite a number from here at
tended the theater in Mexico Tues
day night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

co. was in town on business Sat.
urday.
Misses Leila and Eunice Walk
er, of Wellsville, visited relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Hammett is on the
sick list.
Rev. Long filed his appoint.
ments at the Baptist church here
Sunday. We understand they
have called him for another year.
Rev. Long is an earnest worker
for the Lord, and the Baptists are
to be congratulated on securing
his services for another year.
Mr.. Ethel Edwards, of Cuivre,
and Miss Rancie Ilerlinger, of
Mt. Carmel, visited friends here
Sunday.
Miss Ava McGrew entertained
Misses Melia Rodgers, Ollie Kelly
and Ethel Weatherford, Hazel
Moore and Rev. Clarence Long at
dinner Sunday.
Hon. Chas. L. Stokes, of MeXi.
co, delivered a lecture on Temper
ance at the Baptist church here
Sunday night, He gave some
good points.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
DAMAGES WANTED.
Two Prominent Stock Men
of Monroe Sue.

&. "A. and l.. A. Creigh, of
Monroe county, have brought suit
in the Audrain circuit court for
$1,000 damages against Robert
johnson, of this county, for al
legged interference in the sale of a
drove of cattle, stating he had a
mortgage on them, causing the
plaintiffs to lose $249.S0. The
stock had been sold to another
party and shipped to Chicago
when telegram concerning the
mortgage caused the shipper to
throw up the trade. Plaintiffs
claim their good name and bust
ness has been injured to the a
mount of So 900; the other s., OOO
being punitive damages.
The case will come up at the
June term of court
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Deaths.

Henry Claybourne, aged IL
years, died at Centralia last Sun
day of pneumonia.
T. j. Holt, in his S1st year,
died ut his home in this city last
week of pneumonia. Octave Holt,
a son, died only about three weeks
since.
NJ. M. Murphy, in his 18th
year, died in this city last Friday
of neuralgia of the heart. He
was a member of the NJ E. Church
Funeral preached by Rev. j. j.
Hicks.
Mrs. Nancy Green, the aged
mother of Mrs. Thomas Barnett
and Mrs. John Woods, died at the
latter's home in this city Tuesday
Mrs. Green was born in Bourbon
county, Kentucky, over NINETY
years ago, and about GO years ago
moved to Audrrin county. Was
strong and active with bright men,
tai faculties up to about a year
ago, was member of the NJ. f.
Church, south, and an excellent
woman. The funeral was preached
by Rev. w "A. Hanna.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Rush Hill.

Rev. X. ID. Chinn filled his reg
ular appointment at the Christian
church Sunday.
Miss Grace Hesser, of Vandalia,
and her two brothers, of Chicago,
were guests of their aunt here,
Mrs. j. Z. Culbertson, last week.
Carl Elder spent Sunday with
home folks and returned Monday
to Mexico, where he is attending
school.
Mrs. Shelly was visiting in Mex
leo last week.
ChaS. Winkler is taking a course
at Gem City Business College. He
is bright, energetic young man,
and we feel sure he will be sue
cessful in whatever he undertakes.
We learned that Hardy Doolin
has bought Mrs. Mccormack S
property here in town and will
move to it soon.
Miss Rosa Culbertson, of Van
dalia, is visiting her parents, south
of town.
w. T. Lott and wife were guests
of DR.. and Mrs. McMurtry here
Sunday.
Our carpenters left Tuesday for
Centralia, where they have con.
tracted to build a dwelling house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
A Santa Fe Happening.

The Perry Enterprise tells the
following:
a Strother gallant young man,
accompanied by u gentleman
friend, went to Santa Fe, The
first gent spoken of went to see a
lady love and when he arrived il
was Il little late at night, and the
lady friend was not posted as to
his coming. He knocked on the
door, and no response came. He
knocked Il little harder, and the
mother and daughter thinking it
was II burglar, ran out of the back
door, bare footed and in their
night attire, screaming at the top
OF their voices, which brought a
large number of the inhabitants to
the streets, and after locating
from whence the cries came, they
made a rush to where the women
were to see what was the meaning
of all the disturbance. A diligent
search was made for the burglar
and he could not be found. The
young man had run off and hid
After an clapsc of time the YOUNG
man stuck his head inside a stor,
door and called his partner, an
nouncing he had fixed himself
gain A word of explanation OF
the last sentence: a few month,
prior the same Young man start,t
from his home in buggy to TAX
the same young lady to gather.
ing. On the way the horses b.
came frightened and ran awr
and demolished the buggy. TT.
young man ramblcd around, hun!
ing the team, and passerb
heard him say: Poor - wi.
have to stay at home. Oh. | wis
| was bead and in -" Ate"
it was all over his friends had Il
great deal of fun at his expense.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
The WoOdman Supper.

The local camp of Modern Wood
men and Royal Neighbour enjoyed
Il banquet at the Planters Hotel
last Friday night But preceding
the supper both orders held install
lation services and listened to II
literary program, followed by nd
dresses by DR.. j j Porter and j g..
Y. Williams.
A. Hughes, d. D., II. c., in
stalled the following Woodmcn Of
fcers:
ID. a. Murphy, V. G.
c. X. Lupton, w A
f. + Kunkcl, Banker.
j. w, Plunkctt, Clerk
Frank McCord, Escort.
Chas. Blcdsoc, Waterman,
G.. +. Sims, Sentry.
Managers y. Cross. +. A,
Sa nncbcck, \. NJ. Trimblc.
Medical EXamincrs-M E.Craw.
ford, {, T, Narnon, +, Med,
Bridgford.
Il. +. Jones, Grand Oracle, in,
stalled the officers of the Royal
Neighbors.
The evening was II very euioya'
BILE one to all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

M. E. Huffman, of near Lad
donia, paid the MESSAGE a bust
ness call Monday. Mr.. Huffman
recently visited his old home in
Kentucky. He says the people of
that State still feel incensed at the
murder of Gov. Goebel-many
think McKinley's assassination
only "a circumstance" compared
with it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
Four thousand persons attended

Four thousand persons attended
a prof. oer meeting in Cleveland,
Ohio, the other night. An unex-
pected event of the meeting was
the appearance of w. j. Bryan.
He made a short speech and here
is one utterance: "uSad will be
the day, fallen will be the star of
our destiny if the time evey comes
when struggling freemen feel that
they cannot look upon the people
of these States for sympathy"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

p. F. Bruce, of Skinner vicin-
ity, informs the MESSAGE that he
sold n fancy saddle and harness
gelding, Daniel Deronedy, to
Robert A. Potts, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, for $275. Mr.. Potts is well
known in Mexico and needs no in
PRODUCTION to the people here rs a
judge of good horses.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

The District Conference of the
M. E. Church, Hannibal District,
will be held in this city the 2S, %
and 30 of this month. DR.. j. ii.
Poland will preside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

1t is said that Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton, the Kansas joint smasher,
is to lecture in this town tonight.
She lectured in Moberly, Fulton
and Columbia this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Estice, the ten year old son of
John Chriswell, south of Mexico,
was kicked in the face by a horse
last Saturday. His forehead was
terribly gashed, the wound re-
quiring ten stitches, but, fortu-
nately, beyond that he was but
little hurt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Miss Leila Sallee, of this city,
will be in the race for County
Treasurer. She has filled the
place, as deputy, for her father
for three years, and her qualifica-
tons will be pronounced o. X.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
G. A. X. Officers.

w. S. Hancock Post, of this
city, No. 239, &. A. r., recently
elected the following officers:
r. ii. Herman, Com.
l.. n. Ketter, 5. V. Com.
John Dahlem, j. V. Com.
Ed Gill, Seo'y.
j. q. Head, Chaplain.
B. Baldwin, q. NJ,
Il. T. Turley, Officer Day.
A. J. Mckinney, Officer Guard.
John Rist, Inside Guard.
Representative to grand en-
campment, 7. T. Turley.
Alternate, b. Baldwin.
Row Are Your Kidneyss
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

The City Democratic Committee
will meet at the Circuit Clerk S
Office next Saturday night. Date
for primary to be set.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

p. E. Locke's many friends are
glad to see him able to be around
again.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Miss Nettie Harrison, of this
city, is attending Gem City Bust
ness College at Quincy, Ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

L. M. Kimball, near Benton
City, has sold his farm to w. d.
Sholk, of Centralia, for $13, 800.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Miss Pattie Guthrie left this
week for Old Mexico, where she
will teach.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Mrs. j. ID. Miller is seriously
sick with pneumonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Martha Geddig, colored, of this
city, has been taken to the asylum
for the insane.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Centralia is to have combina.
ton fine horse sale on February
10Th and Goth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Claude Asbury, late with the
Black Flag, now has a position
with a grocery store in Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

The Black Flag Annex, the NJ
lntirc hardware store, is open [.
cry day, instead of only "Satur
day" as announced in ad. 80
fourth page of this paper th,s
week. Go to this store aud G
anything in the hardware line, u,
cost.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

a mission Sunday school is he,
in the room over the Ledger off
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o.
clock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

W. A. King, near Thompson,
will move to Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Every article III the drug line
kept at Or naltcrson's dru"
store.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09
x HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. y

The Mormons are making many
converts in Germany.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

For Grippe medicine call on D..
Patterson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

j. ID. Mckee is candidate for
reelection as City Collector.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

Rev. j. J. Porter is assisting in
a revival meeting at Lamar.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

j. b. Woolery, near Thompson,
is up, after an attack of measles.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

If you are sick, see DR.. Patter-
son at once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-01-09

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-07
REV. BRINE ROBBED.
FORMER HoNoLULUAN SUFFERS
BURGLARY.
His House At Rye, New York, Entered
and a Large Quantity of silverwars
Is Stolen.

RYE, N. Y, June 17.-Summer resi-
dents on the Boston post road and Mil
ton Point road at Rye on the Sound,
took part in a three mile chase on the
Sound early this morning after two
men who had robbed four country
houses, and captured one of the
thieves after he had fired several snots
at his pursuers.
About ? O'Clock this morning Mrs.
Birnie, wife of the Rev. Douglas p.
Birnie a Presbyterian minister of Rye,
was awakened by a burglar in her
room. She screamed and awoke her
husband. The burglar seized the min
ister's clerical suit and escaped from
the house with a bag of silverware.
Mrs. Birnie aroused her coachman and
they went to the residence of Mrs.
Grace Thompson on the post road
where she found that $500 worth Of sill
verware and much of her jewelry had
been stolen.
The entire neighborhood around the
Milton Point road was soon aroused.
The neighbOrs armed themselves and
drove over the highways. BY this time
Mrs. Edward p Cowles and David s.
COwles had discovered that their
homes had also been robbed of $500
worth OF silverware and considerable
jewelry and clothing.
Justus A. b. Cowles and Charles p.
Cowles, sons of Mrs. Cowles with sew
eral servants went to the American
Yacht Clubhouse where they discover
ed that a rOwbOat had been stolen
from Peterson's boathouse. A large
yawl was manned and the party set
out in pursuit with a stiff breeze. Half
mile down the Sound the two bur
gr1a PC rier i,,
they saw that they were pursued they
fired two shots in the air and rowed
desperately, but the yacht gained on
them so rapidly that after a chase of
three miles, the burglars put in at Van
Amringe's mill at Rye Neck
When in shallow water the pursuers
shouted Surrender or we will shoot. "
Instead the robbers threw a large
quantity of the silverware into the
water. Then they started for the woods
with bag containing at least $1,0OC
worth of plunder: Finally the bag be-
came too heavy and they tossed it in
the bushes. Then one of the burglars
fired his re golver at their pursuers
three times and escaped.
His companion, who had his pockets
filled with silverware, was captured
after long run and marched to the
MamafOneck jail. He gave his name
as Henry Hoffman, 80 years old OF
Brooklyn and Judge Kane held him
for the grand jury. In the stolen row.
boat large amount of silverware was
found and the silverware which was
| thrown in the water was fshed>. Out
with bOathooks.
The thieves had also visited tho
home of T. NJ. st. oJhn, who lives or
the Boston post road and tried to ge
in. Failing in this they went to the
ice chest which was in the basement
and reg6led themselves with wine anG
Gelicacies.