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hired his team, went two and a half miles and notified the R. R.
Section Boss who had new clasps put on before the first train as
I wrote you. Mr. and Mrs. Fay both remember about it and would
give a sworn statement if required. This happened about sixteen
years ago. Of course the R. R. hands have all been changed.
WF.ST UPTON, Dec. 12th, 1904.
I sent you the dream about the broken clasps etc., so will not
repeat it.
Statement from Mr. and Mrs. Fay in regard to the same.
GRAffON, MAss., Dec. 1904.
We both remember distinctly about Mr. Geo. H. Taft [coming]
for our horse (as claimed in his letter to you) and that it was to
notify the R. R. Co. about the broken clasps.
ELIZA A. FAY.
OTIS c. FAY.
MABEL L. TAFT.
ANNIE B. TAri.
DREAM ABOUT MARTHA GIBSON.
(Now dead.)
I dreamed of going into her sleeping room and seeing a form
covered entirely with a sheet, and as I looked the bosom rose and
fell as if breathing but the form remained entirely covered. This
was before she was taken sick, I think about ten weeks before.
I told this dream to Mr. Amos Smith, a neighbor, before she
was sick, with this remark: I want you to remember the dream and
also that I say that I think she is to be very sick and live or more
likely very sick and die, (as I read the dream). She died.
GRAnoN, MAss., Dec., 1904.
The above facts will swear to at any time.
AMOS SMITH.
J. B. TAFT.
MABEL L. TAFT.
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