ASPR Journal, V14 - Iapsop.com

Incidents. 107
•
witness, as it seems doubtful to me, but still it was a very plain and
peculiar dream.
[GEORGE H . TAFT.)
The above was simply a memorandum made by Mr. Taft.
On December 12th, Mr. Taft wrote an account of its corroboration
with signatures, but he does not give the date of the receipt
of the letters. It was evidently some time between September
26th and December 12th. The following is the confirmatory
statement:
The dream of last September was one of many dreams that I
have about everyday matters, but the one peculiar thing was that
my daughter, Miss Mabel, dreamed the same thing the same night,
only she dreamed who deli;ered the letters (I did not). I dreamed
that some one handed me three letters, two blue ones and one white
one. The white one was between the blue ones. One of the blue
letters was a thick one and one of the blue letters was a thin one.
I thought there was a check in the thin one. We had no reasori to
expect two blue letters or a check in a blue letter. We received
the three letters as I dreamed and also a check which I have in the
thin one. In the thick one was an extra envelope containing a
dollar bill and 50 cents in silver, making a thick one. I wrote down
the dream, gave it to Mrs. Herrick. Please find same enclosed.
The enclosed Mr. G. H. Taft gave me, letter, for keeping.
Sept. 1904.
MRS. GERTRUDE HERRICK.
MRs. GEo. TAFT.
A. E. TAFT.
The following is the letter which evidently called for the
account of which the above story is one. The incidents can now
be given in the order in which the writer gave them :
DR. HoDGsoN,
WEST UPTON, Nov. 29th, 1904.
DEAR SIR: 'In the Sunday Herald I saw a piece about telepathy
etc. I have been a dreamer for a great many years. A good many
Digitized by Goog I e