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Innofeducatlon. Rowan
John. to: Year-e ..'°“"’~ “‘ ‘ m"
leeelhetieas‘
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nominate oTnonvgiug.“
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Iehtngacn
w
Watson.
ton
thevil
end there
cut or it he haired
"truer.
John
1N years. the head
eleven branchee within a atonen
cook other and number
Sound in body and
retainingthoinipreea
that occurred in the
eeuls“ hie personal h
a peculiar interest. i
can liberty whose centennial an
it wan to ear and talt' k‘
relic oi days long departed that
at band.
W “Manhunt n' l
“mu enema “C"...
This men‘s name
and he in still living at
— stoppedendiellto mus-V
That Aims thy] asked himii he
I ‘ kinda “Yen..‘o'arptnler
ire principally been Oils
I was eeven
me out to a tarm~
.rivo towsride hor'eee. help
. N citkroltd tend baby.“ At
“Miran catalogue of duties
aired in a spell oi his ptcu~
. “A year alter that
to a iatmer‘a in Dulchvm
«town “Micktcwné
. tnara countr. Let Inc one
four yearn Then I went
worked on a turn summers
m N Whitttlkoialorktilll
mother was a weaver. and
i work on the loom. but I
i
__to Great.
Neutron
venerable narrator‘s breath
MN short. and he eaid he would
'“ a moment.“ he was getting
‘ lather complains a great
area and abortnotsoi breath.“
inatruiiy daughter iudaw.
M“ will mind tud health are as good
‘ were. .
wgi'me placed his hand upon my
Hurt at “ltllbtlt‘d :-~_“ I was going to loll
Ie “NM?“ hrolbernndaw uauiod Auto:
tread in Settlihury. thirty miles
lie was a carpenter and
my parents apprenticed rue to
afarmand
of the trait,
J
MN? I...
to thin 0nl~of~th9~wv haircare u that triide. lie quit the buei‘
IOIIlnlux. Hi.
daily intercom w
memory in n‘m‘lu 9“" ‘ IN" "N I never
of rich romiuiocencee. but it near"
ith him and ht“h “W m" Nu“ ”m "I“
‘prentlceebip i worked at odd
extrsct um, ”rm...“ m“ - Wilton pariah. town of llorwalk.
Aecertalnin'g‘” at the
The eon burnt-ii wean
. In“. past three econ
eeemul strange to .
father: but when or
Noel after“
hikers.
0*
molten.
man
ham
m see
“all“ the w
“ Father lien do.
racer. ions
thin
“Wet
“And here in rather.“
van WNW“
eat cent the stove. in an on
Oyea bent on the floor.
A)
biCkory cane. which he at
nervously with his hand
conducted me to the aid
was not aware of my prov
placed his hand upon bier
“ Father. here is the y
telling you about. "
The venerable head wi
but the announcement he
underetood. and I saw ’
deaf.
“ Ah.
hand
was small and soft. luckt
remarkably steady.
and he peered up intru
expression of curiosity ll"
"ION
I!!!“
my land until I had to"
by hie aide. and then ro'm
hand. brown. but comp’m
wrinklee. upon my kae
“ I am glad to see yon"
tiuct voice. inwhlch- ”and
huekiuees of old age war'e“
hie. " What is it ynum'
manner woe inviting edi"
pel reserve and uneneii°-
“I would like to tallm‘"
- recollection of the enr°““'
'0-"
laugh.
hie foco. and acid:
“You ore young 98 0'
thoee dnyn Row dill tell
youthe truih‘r" '
Assuring hirn lhf‘d be
«norm. i told him‘l'" '0
nets ekotch or iii. le”- m0-
rnentone liie.
"Bel ho!
Idon‘t
DUI-ed
he.
i
on from
Peterat.
walk—lye oea the other
two. Hy formic old. he-
legeighimw in Wel—
h. I. Inga-y.- John talked
ml!-
twoor threeauliing sword.
in“
.."lad
Jeh-
Btnce I wen i I 5“.
owned my own heeeilwsiflii
a moment and wort" "1 5"
nervone manner. in' “ “'1
otili. I've olweyn it. too."
a“. m m.‘ldl, m‘
tied back in an chi. 1- e N-
verio. on it tho raga
him. with their W and
lure. triale and will ll
review through late
I lnterruppd thrill!!! “9"
centennial: when it! born.
He replied med: =-“ in
the love otttorwrnnir. Coe-
locticut.
8t. Jehne were are oi Non
walk, over two o quarter
ngo. They weroi were driv-
The non repented
yet." he replied. e‘
toward me. took ‘
ml
decided but top I"
or night from iii‘d
Re interruptruu"
while a ehade o~"°“
A MR:
It '0‘ bbdf’.
believe the who 3m
through whom“ '0
behind
ontbe mm The
Erma "mat”.
Jon. done. He
or an. in In Nor-
.dw‘fiu'lake
{rim-M "I
ccleOook‘
honlh
‘ ught that gentle-
invited to vieit and int
09‘k’l'Qhailed the
n in the h.
t! he blip.“
new tantra
6m. “ our i ain‘t remit to can am we.“
Mean
hue When
at dry humor pervades his m‘c running gear tor a grist mill.
the moat oprightl’ and «mi done
'3!- eoeld not be more in
in. than I iound " l‘
Wit TIA‘I‘ WILL .Kill Militia“ 1‘“
you.“
We! threui. indeed." interposed Mrs. St
‘ ‘M‘r dnughtecin-lnw. ‘
eon. Isn‘t atrnld of anything them days.
“her for the running gears was near
‘Y‘u house they were building in \t‘il-
I'd-crab; the trusteee gave us permission to
3"" ‘I the loan-r room. which wan unllu‘
ear 5“ .\ man e
N! gray. in
grandfnthefl‘ihq.‘ W"
:iuied Terri-l swept out the
sod didn‘t like the ill“ of
rking in it. So he fastened thedeors
windows down. and we
‘i get hi. But early one morning i
N the lightning {or}, up the “triple.“
. heklhx. and Willie” down bathe;
“Mira. The windows were harmed
‘“ first: dost-n through the IMAM each ice
W‘M‘Wh brown.» nay heat to
Manic-mm. wehmldtewthensltouwt
Wyeth. 4' the awhweandwia in trio. l
New» uwmthermeuhmk in their photos
With that mu-Mmruiimhbntthetaaiil we: there
no. Mthw in be. ivaihtu‘t tier-
the W enamomowum that the tired
Wm into acronym
”"7”" the “mercuric
W mm tam
WM Murine
”reagent my
iommhem‘ttrrram up
whet-wartime heme mot“ moi
2:.in over this Wino «hi this
whim em. hart lain Murrow)“ Mick-
_ Male at lawn whom
dried but: m- can Mug-res sly turd tell ct
. , “9 Whit-l in one eommlm o? it}:
5 me MD in a Phantom-11 hint about
*3 M wife. Mrs St. .‘I
doctor. at a a» look
arose here a chic h
‘-. what Wt:=‘“ihb.. be
unable? T! hinge on
It trout. New. cmdtatber
more “New ‘ofirf‘
ihncm‘rcnaiion was made In mo"
mind what had been said to him. he re- 1
died. quickly. “but l mu been to Canada. 1
it! “ iollowcd by a moment‘s nervous ray-
ngwith his cine. ‘ “When I was twenty
l-eara old I loincd a party oi surveyors who
were going to Canada. The British govern
ment had given a tract oi land to the tory
‘eoldicra in the Revolutionary war who had
their Ill-“808 burned. if they would settle it.
and three surveyors were going to lay it out.
I went no one oi the hands. We alerted the
first Tuesday after the Ilrel Monday in May.
1798. What molten me remember the day
particular is thiit the first Monday of May
was iiltvaya‘traiulng day. when the soldiers
trained. and it wnaribe day aiter t‘i'it. We
went in n sloop to New York. and then up
ibr Hudson to Albmr in a sloop. Then we
hired wagon to carry our baggage to Soho.
nectady. and we walked to that place
through the winds. ind took butcaus up the
hi-ihnwk River to-lI‘urt Btnuwix. That is
where Rome now stands. and where the big
brittle took place between the Americans and
French. time oi the French war. From
Fort Stamwix we had our balauex carried
to Wood Creek.bix or eight miles. if I re
member right. We went down Wood Creek
to Oneida Lskc. and through it. by Three
River Point. to Onwago Flori. The Brilieh
still had posseuiou of that fort and Fort
Niagara. and had garrisona there. At Os-
wagoi’ort I new three red~coals. This was
the 4th of June. 1708.“ I “"
Mr. St. John ceased talking and settled-
back in his chair. “ Hannah.“ as he calls
his daughtersiu‘lnw. illlbd the gap by an ex.
planetary remark. “ IIe menus Oswogo Furl.
hut insists on pronouncing it Diwagc. and
won't allow us to say Osweco t i this day."
“From Oswage Fort.” continued the old
gentleman. “ we went thirty miles down
Lake Ontario tog'Toronto Bay and landed
when: little York now etands. We survey-
ed two townships. each I think. ten miles
square and then returned to Connecticut.
being absent tour mentln. I got .10 a
month. 'The country was nearly all wilder-
nree along our route and we were a .mouth
on the way and did'nt see a white person.
except‘our own compiny.niter we leit Oswii.
go Fort till we returned. We lived on ealt
meat and hard breed. and now and then
let and *9. Once wo tow the waiver
churned? truth is“. Some ofithe
company jotbpedtnn lantern and succeeded
in capturing it”
a new nonfat i705. ,
Ir. J tit") i momente‘ reel.
procee‘gekd gut-date his egriefie in the ci~
ty of New Yflkilt Imwlich wil be in-
tercetlng. Liter hie return iroru Canada
he mndecelculetolne to go to New York to
work and noiedhis (ether for a letter of in-
troduction ‘At the recollection oi this doc-
ument the‘ old men laughed heartily and
then repeated it.
onuxwrcu mm
wee then m moat weetern street in the city.
Iemlreet 3wo dooq’btlow.;flreeu-
with. none. 8t. rename a '
piece with I lemilv aimed Bloodgood. Rio
novel recommendation. or letter of indie-
timprodccedhlmwcrknt once. . .
“I won walking in Greenwich etr " he
. suture . meow an.
ontpenten work inside.
I: 21315"
: hat trot live in». or trim. “new all ibe
' oml‘l warhead every word r-t war ream
. came to one and hid the that ii I would take
I entered
irickiah.‘ he said. air name was repellent.
and heeaid he earneirotn_‘8ew Jitter. I
toldhlm that was had. but he eenld‘t help
belegbetntbereanyraore than i could in
cum Then a. nurse sine aired
welt lwaenwéh‘nia'n. Iteldh p I“:
netbiegtn-earee tethnbbetlhad arena-’-
r'nendatien iron my tether. and I handed
my lettertohlm. Itareeditnnd when he
got through laughiuat it he aid.
: ornamented“
upw'in‘doweaehet‘t' Thobiggeatglase cord
wuhkandalithe eluttieg and work on
aaeheahad tebedoaebyhand. Theyoneg
carpenterraadeaniietnkein hit list lash.
and got it too large iorthe panre. 9‘1 knock
edit apartandhtd it undertheehavcne (an;
der the beach.“he earn. ‘and went heme b
layoutperwut I could‘t eat. I went to
badbut could‘teleep. Whllalhldnwnhe i
into ray head how to remedy the
malter.nndlgottm urly and filed it.-
eemetothawinduwronder and‘l‘ifiw»
reahowldidtt. Takehetdet ray head.
and help we up.‘
I gave him ruy hand and began to pull.
when he exclaimed. “ Hold Nit hot are do
the pulling. There—that‘s it.“ and I eaw
himonhieieetiorthedratttrae Iledhim
to the window. and he explained the man
ner in which be remedied his error.
ltis eldest son‘s venerable wile enacted
hilt back to the chair. and at he took her
area be rent. with treat learn in his eyes
“Tell your iolke that I‘ve not the best
woman to take care clue that ever God
sent to been” cmniort to an old man.“ and he
clung Mticuately to her as the guided him
gently seem the room. lie took his real
again and tell into one oi his reverite.
“ l have taken care ct him tor twenty‘dve
yearn.“ said hire St. John. “and to thlt day
ha‘haa not hen the leait trouble or new
node. After his oroond wile died. in “IQ.
he came here and said he wanted to come
and live with us. as he was lonesome at
home. a. lived four miles item here. on
the Ewpns turnpike. between here and new
coclr. We told him to crime if he wanted
to. and the next day he did come. and has
been here ever since. 7
RIGI‘LAR Halli“ AT “8! III‘NDRID AND
Tllltfil.
“ lie ‘ goes to bed winter and summer at
eight o‘clock. As soon as the clock begins
to strike eight he commences to get out oi
his chair. We remove hie coal and veal.
and he inken oiIlho reel of his clothes. and
draws himself in the morning. coating out
of his room with his cont and vest over his
area. like alittte boy tie is cites up the
first one to the metering. and eats breaktn‘xt
with the tart 0t us We hate to cut his
hard tint on bile plate. and be «it: with a
apt-ma. tieheadowoascelllothetocm
and then alter disease generally there an
hourertwo it in something remarkable
thntheirsiin Whealth martian beaten
when young. no railways was richly. but
Mam hutcmsiuk sired now attache
wdtobrawum. mummy
heemmhundrekundhebad W ten
m 1 Mt W New mirth he
W.‘
name he was“ III“ was“.
‘“ lumbar limp posted its the em «a? the
dues—Wins. Mick too?“
“ We'll. lovable past two or time yearn he
horn the Wombat: to the close. to bitty.
tie tool: a print interest in the war. and
would have no one else read to him but too
although time were much hitter graders in .
the house than myself. After the war wan
over tread the paper to him awry day until
three years since. It his hearing became
on bad that it was too great a t iak. “e is an
anxious as ever to hear the news. but ap-
preciates the difficulty oi gilling details to
him. and never asks for them. This is ape-
culiar household. We have living with us
two of our grandchildren. who are orphans.
end new young ladies. It has always seemed
strange that they. in the very morning of
their lives. could content themselves here
with three such old’pcoplc no lather. my
husband and uiyr’cli. But they seem to be
happy and share with us the cares of their
greet-grandiatber.“
cuanurxoun to .a push.
Mr. St. John here took up the thread of
his narrative.
“ While I was in New York I was chal-
lenged lo liuhl a duel by Pnuconat. A gro-
cer. whose store was opposite where I boa-b
ded. was putting up a building near Green.
wioli camp. which was then the outskirte oi
the city. He came to Pioneer t i' complete
the work. the frames up. Pancost said he
would take thejohil he could get a jour-
neyman he liiid to like charge of it. I ever
heard the conversation. and when Paucoitet
.chiirge oi the work I would he paid iull
,wages. I declined. Pdllt‘Ollll. told me that I
must do the work or quit his employ. I
stopped work at once and went direct to the
grocer and inquired it he had any carpenter
work to be done. The grocer said he had
and asked me it I was competent to do it. I
replied that I wet the journeyman Psuconel
had recommended. and counted the 0‘inlritt‘l.
and employed a young men who Med
where I did to help me. Pancannt received
kncwlcdge of the transaction in a day or two
and went up to Greenwich cimp and chal:
longed me to n duel. I declined to accept.
and iberwiie the end at that scrape.“ laugh.
ingly concluded the old man.
“ New. in'her. if you‘re through with New
York. tell him about your going home and
getting married.“ suggested the daughterin-
law.
use noon on me irons-rt mu.
“ But I ain't through yet. After finish-
ing that Job I went in building ndock in the
North River. near the Battery. This was
the first dock ever constricted in the North
River. and when I went to New York there
wan no dock cent of Peck Slip in. .t‘heitet
River. The'dock wee being built by old
Governor Clinton. and was tube uieddor
Boring atone uni for the can a! the “ii... I
don't remember ever having been
Governor Clinton. ' on the ~ work;
but uh martin—r Met ,Iiio
name—wee there citcc. 1 injured myself
by heavy lifting on the dock. The yellow.
fever visited the harbor and Book it. as I
returned home ‘to. Connecticut. Thin war
in 1700. the year _I‘ was married the first
use" _ ’ « ’
mmwem .. _
f‘ Do you makinehnbout the Rev-
“Oh WI: . byrngreatdenl
tuiiiew‘ iii” new
v
accustomed place. Ito shook haada with
rue ante and spoke ot the weather inn
casual war.
had tour brothers in the Revolutionary
War!"
Peter“
.
St. John. who seems to beever present with
her rnyered iathcrin-law.
that was lame Continental nrrny—Juetin
and ‘Nilah was a minute man. and had to
go at the ahortoet notice. Gideon was in
the linen—that is. was one oi the guards
along the Sound. guarding towns and W
erty.
fined for a long time in the prison shine and
in the old Sugar liouae. with all the horrors.
l-‘athor succeeded in netting hiui exchanged
and then he enlisted for three yearn. or duo
lng the war.
loan remember him coming in the houee
when the warjret broke out. and then go-
ing away again. after bidding my mother
civodby and leaving her weeping bitterly.
[couldn‘t understand it at the time. but
learned afterward that he had told mother
he had entitled. and was going then to join
the Continent sls~
yenreold then. It must have beeu about
the time they heard the news trout concord
and Iiexiegton. I don‘t remember ever ,
h
MW with the battle 0: thicker liill
orthewar. Wheulwaa he N old a
Wtouetthe area! witha m train oi
We“ earned through M
onthfltway than m t) Sew York.
Mouths-rand l strained our eyes to get
mommuenwin With
masculine didn‘t white M was
my one man. ray lather retina mend
eerie mwwtmtnaw: abuse“
W Q“ www.mmh’ m .'-
WNW andtbien mmbmttotnwnhnwm
mutt. MWM n‘ltee on Sun
med will the clone ohm watt dentin
mommmwosm victor lost an
hour‘s dour until mac was declared. Xm
oi Vent wearer arms. In the harried
bunker “iii Jason tied WM links thumb -
marinated. but weave had any blood
drawn.“
led with the burning oi .‘lorwalk t“
rreued to day. Iithere is anything in the
world 1 can remember it is the burning oi
Nttl‘WIlli. ‘
news came that the British were coming.
The women and children lied to the woods
and hid behind slumps and buehce.
Itionary W , St. I I" . ~
lwitneeaadthe. . . -
old. rmmmm
my «munitions-
“Bowinrhavetheygex‘llaannbt'
‘Mhlhoflevdutionl
mgr-“Melt verv m i.
hammering
hourcrtwohteet atter dlriner. ”Will ”I
comelnegalnmyatthteee‘cleekt lewil
betefreehedthemaadthelntervaew will“
ranchrnoro "
\
Allhrreo‘cleckjravg
theattrnetive er. John reeidtoee. and was
admittedbyeneetthe W
eithecenteeauamahendremeand intelli-
Ituuodtheold gentleman neared in an
“ You werooaylng. 3r. 8t.John.thot you
“Yes. I had. Jutlin.‘Rijah.Gldeon and
“Adonljah. ha nieane.‘ explained tire
“Justin was the oidoot. Only two 0!
lie wne taken prisoner. and was corn
Justin was
is Tut: u‘t‘i‘u‘. or ct‘h‘luii tum.
It wasn‘t “tore thrn two
caring my brother weak oi any incident
day. M‘smwrhxm.§:§§m \ msfim‘e“
mmmmsm 5M . .. t 'm. ..
. ‘ . ’ “.msmnmrntm film
W“ that “‘“ I“ ‘1" "w “I. I"! ‘ m (Seams marvel. lmktnssascnan
“ It.» you remember any “5th were».
ten urchin-e oe‘ ironworkmnwrtct'r.
“ incidents i .\s well an it they had hap-
What a time there was when the
My
mother look nieou her luck and leit the
house for the woods. Gideon was then
home. sick front hie lite on the prison chips
and could not be moved and father etuycd
with him at the house. The men formed
into a company and went to defend the
place. A law heueee Wasn‘t burned. but
they belonged to the tories. Iremeniber
the tories Bet; and Hoyt; their bounce were
not burned. The Episcopal churches were
all loyal. and every minister got orders from
the British. before the burning. to leavcthe
parishes. They iill went all with the Brit-
ieh except Rev. Mr. Avery.of Stimford.
The: Epieeopal church in Nerwnlk did not
was thought that the Americans tired it. My
iather‘e houee was not burned. as he lived
about two miles iromwthc landing. and the
British did not. get up that far. It made
lerr ible times in Norwn k.
cranberry was uuartnn
the same time. After the British went.
aboard the shipping the women end children
returned from the woods. My mother and
I went home. We ltltd been there butn few
minutes when we saw a company of British
light horse coming down the road. and we
believed they were to continue the work of
destruction. Hy mother buried with me
out oi the house again and got down behind
the bushes. The company stopped. an we
supposed to gel eoirio beer. I remember it
just as well as can be how irightened we
were. The British proved to he prisoners.
which our men had captured and diesrmed.
They were the only red coats I new during
the war. I‘wae eix yearn old when this no
curred“. - ‘ _
At this point a bright little girl. about the
yearn old. entered the room. She epeka to
'Hrn‘St. John. and then tripped over to the
old centeuulan‘s aide and. placing her hand
on hiehnee.looked up inhiefoce. ‘
“ Who in tidal" inquired the old man.lny-*
lug hie bond on the ohild'e head. . .
S‘That'e Florence. tether." answered the
watchiul daughterdndaw, - p. . '
« Ah! Are you well. rim-rm”.
“Enveyounkin torture!" -.
IIe bent hie venerable rm toward .if‘uie
child and ebehieead his lips It were tench-
ing picture. thin nnlution between one Just pt
tite'n dawn and one around when the ehaden
nrcits‘evening‘ had long elneii gathered. The . -
nlre diemieeed thechild .‘Mfilfldfl‘rw ' *
great‘great‘grendchild ct. _,
. S. ion
ing. and said. “A
mine. Ibeveggneégtbeee."
‘ 956m 7, l . liven-amus-
adémuat: minim thy-(@315! has?
:5
Remunsadohn‘eeldetl see. who are -
“Onlytolhellevolntibmnhi'i'lhonndr: “
thednerbrllet‘d
with Ir.
It I
:rough mtlon fur colloac
”mm“
”In
remain
net on tire until alter the British left. and it .
or}? ; .
Merl-n. as he stroked the mum “*.‘n.)..“’ 9‘7 .
are. an. an. ant. - eahtaet.
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wont locate. Lilo and Fire In-
maria.
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Monday. State-her 18th.
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' b‘e‘tleeh‘e umber Rev-elk. will A:
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during the Spring and Scuttle r Iontha. eon now do
no on roaeonable terms. This place treated on
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coming Winter. Direct them to
E. K. LOCKWOOD‘S. in order
to secure it first-:clnss article :it a
Low Prices.
Hair, ~~ Hair, Hair.
SAM PAKULsiri
Oder-e hie em. a s'rocx of
Real Human Hair
FOR Till NEXT . -
60 DAYS at COST.
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pastor. “caching um ._
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