The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-10
Go 10 Jane Glover,
Tell her | love her
BY the light Of the moon
| will 60 to her.

The various stories told by McClure's
Magazine about MY father spreading the
road in front Of his house with tan-bark and
straw, and about persons being hired to rock
me | am ignorant Of Nor do | remember
any such stuff as Or. Patterson driving into
Franklin, y. H., with a couch or cradle for
me IN his wagon. only know that my ia
Their and mother Ild everything they could
think OF to help me when | was ill.,
l was never given 10 long and lonely wan.
behring's, especially at night as stated by
McClHe's Magazine. | vas always accom-.
panied 10y some responsible Individual when
! took an evening walk, hui seldom took
one. have always consistently declared
that was not meliam Tor spirits. never
was especially interested in the Shakers,
never "dabhled in mesmerism," never was
ian amateur caryoyan,," nor did "the ST.
perstitious country folk frequently seek M
advice. | never went into a trance nor de-
scribed scenes lar away, as McClure's Maya.
zine saws.
NV oldest sister dearly loved ms hut
wounded her pride when l adopted Chr stan
Science, and to a Baker tina: was sorry
offence.
McClure's Magazine calls Dr.. Daniel Par
ters9n, my second husband, ian itinerant
dentist II saws that after my marriage We
"liyed for short time a; Tiltan, then moved
to franklin. During the following
nine years the Pattersous led a rowing ex.
istence. The doctor practiced in several
towns, from liltOn to North Groton and
Rumney"
When | was married to lin, Dr.. Daniel
j Patterson vas located in Franklin. y. II.
4 IL 10 -. n IA l.
man, and nsidere3 a rarely shiiui dentist
lie bought place in Rumney, which he
/ llnced for a summer resort. Vt that time
he owned A house in tfauk Kin, \. II.
/ Although. as NcOlare's Magazine claims,
+ the court reeaI5 mas state tina, ms divorce
/ from Ir. Patterson was efantc. an ,ae
/ ground e desal, ON, the laa,e nevertheless,
was iui,ers Ia fiduals are hers TO-DAY
/ Wha ere present m court VIXEN the decision
was given hs the I4ee ana aao Aaaa TIE
following facts After the evidence baI ben
submitted that husband vas ahal: t. have
pr. Patterson arrested for aiap'uL > I'll us
wife, the court instructed the eler. 4 re- ri
the divorce in N, favor.
What preYen;el Or. Pa,ier, ms arrest was
a letter from m, o. ;his sefsaue hlsbln
! impldring him not t. lo II. When this has
j band recovered his t,ie, he tept her prs
oner in her home, AM was also the means
/ OF reconciluE the couple. a Christian SclcH-
tist has told IRE that Nth tears OF gratitude
the wife Of this husband related these facts
to Der just as have stated them. live
with Or. Paiters Peaceahlv AM he was
kind 10 me aF t. The time Of the divorce.
The following affidavit by *. u. K ve,
| Of litiletou, \. H., proprietor 81 the White
Mountain lIoase, tahyans, \. IT. The o-.si-
nal OF which is in my possess IN, s II inter
est IN this injection:
About the wear 1874, DR.. Patterson. !ea-
fist, boarded with me 'o Iau,etan, New
Hampshire. During his STAY AZ l3.ieren,
times hal conversation with BIN ahs-t his
wife. from whom he was separated. lie
spoke Of her being pure AM Christian vo-
man, an5 the cause et the separation being
wholly ou his part, that ii he bal lone a. he
ought he might have had a pleasaa, an
happy home as o'c could wish fay.
NJ that time had ne knowledge OF VIE
his wife was. Later on | learned that Mar
Baker 6. Eddy, ,he piscoverer and Founiet
Of Christian Science, vas the above mention
ell woman.
(SignedN Il. Il. Rounsevcl
Grafton, 5. >. laruay 18th 1904.
Then personally appeared K. u.
Rounsevel and made oath that ;ne
within statement hY him signed Is trae.
Before me,
II. ". Waap,
Justice II the Peace,