Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-18

training. l was privately t,:orec by him.
He was member Of the Nex Hampshire
Legislature. and was nominated sor Con-
gress. but died before the eec;ior.
MecluFs's Magazine Gals ry youngest
brother. George Sullivan Baker. "a work.
man In . Tilton wooisn nl.." A. mat
ter Of fact. hs was joi,; pxTasr with
Alexander Tiiton. and ;eys;aer they
owned large ,nsnuise.-si,g ss.ab,ish.
mentin Tiiton. N. n. HIS military title
Of Colonel came from arrsi,tnsn, On the
star Of the Governor OF Se~ Hampshire.
Ny Oldest brother. sanssI o. Baker.
carried on . large buslrsss in Boston.
Mass.
Regarding the sllsgstica oy Meclurs's
Magazine that all the family. excepting
Aibsrt. died Of CANCER" ! will say that
there was never = death i. my fathers
family reported BY physician OF post
moFtsm examination ss caused oy cancer.
Meclu.s's Magazine says mat .ths
auarreis between Mary. esle ten years
old. and her father. gYsy-hx.rsd man OF
fifty. frequently set the hssss lr an up
roar and adds that these ''s,s" were
diagnosed BY Dr.. Lads ss "aystsris
Mingled with bad temper
ny mother oftsa pssse-:se my dispe-
sition as exemplary for her e:her children
10 initiate. saying. whsn Go yoa ever 80
Mary angvyY' Whsn ths fifss sditioa o(
Science and Health WAS published. D..
Ladd saSd 10 Alexander T.ioo: Read Il
fos Il will Do you good. Il does nse su.
prise M. Il % resembles The suthor.-
vii relate he following incident
tive Of my dispositiee.
whils ] vss living WITH Or. patasesea
At his country hone Ia Ranney. N. II. .!
girl Totally blind. ksesksd 1t the door end
was sdmittsd- She bsggsd TO b Aiieved
70 remain wieh ne. and my ,sndss1sss
and sympathy were sueh ,na; could
not refuse her. Shortly after. however.
my good hoossksspsr said to me:
IL this blind gisi stays with ,eu. shall
have 10 leave: she troubles ne so mueh.-
II was not h my hsaSt 10 turn the blind
girl out and % lost my hev,essspss."
Ny reply 70 the seatemen; that the
eissk's book shows that jcined the Tiltoa
Congregational Church .. tie age Of sew
entssn 10 that my rslig.os, s.pss;snss
seemed 10 eulminAts at s~eise ysASs Of
age. Hence = mistake may have oe-
CURED as 70 the exact da:e c. my hrs.
church membership.
The facts regarding the Mcneil eoat-os-
arms arc As follows:
Fannie Mcneil. Presidea. P.s,ee's niece
astsrward Mrs. Judge Fs::sr. prescribed
To mo my eoat-of-arms. saying that Il
took In e,nn,s:i,a with be- sSr coat
of-arms. ! never doubted -. v.faei,y Of
her gift. have another esA;-of-arms.
which Is Of my mothers t-s.s,ry. When
was last in wAshingts7. .. c.. Mrs.
Judge Potter and myself keel; in silent
prayer on tho mound Of ser ate father.
General John Mcneil. the a.re c. Lundy's
Lane.
Notwithstanding that Msc iur.'s maga-
xino says. "aiary Baker completed her Cd
uca,ion whom she finished Smiths gram
mar and reached long divisisr IN arithme-
tic" was called by tho Rev. r. S. Rust.
d. D.. Principal OF tho Me.aodis: Confer
eneo Seminary at Sanborn,on Bridge. to
supply tho place OF his leading teacher
during her temporary absence.
Regarding my frs. marriage and the
tragic death Of my husband. Hsclure's
Magazine says: "Hu lG.e,.e Washing
ton Clover took his bride TO Wilmington.
South Carolina. and in June. iBS4. six
months after his marriage. he died Of
yellow fever. He lef, his young bride in
a miserable plight. She was far from
homo and entirely withoa, money or
friends. Glover, however. was a frec.
mason. and thus received decent burial.
Tho masons also paid Mrs. Giovcr's fare
to New York City. where she was met
and taken to her fathers home by her
brother George. Z. Her position was an
embarrassing one. She was a grown
woman, with child. but en,i, ely without
means Of support. So Mrs. Glover made
only ono effort at self-support. For q
brief season she taught school,
My first husband. Major George W.
Glover. resided in Charleston. South Car