r / 18 George Haclntyre , I don't know whether >e really wanted the money or what, but he °0^ «,£*+!£ or seventy-five dollars off me. Had a \^™± and Joe and I were having it preW txghfc. _ x rook some rum up to the socxal and 1 gave ooe »«» rum and so?HimPpretty well set up Wew^t Wishing the next day and.«'*•&:^e^nSS. 1 don't . Se line and Joe came over and came back^ittia gallon oar. W%st^e*^ixSKot tied on. loSSne then he comes, Jack ^^e, sxx gt^xed on. let the line-go, .a wnole Ixne »gj*f g£ ur, daI1cin ^nf> ria-7 iJxe six boats, tne young xwxj.<ao for- by and we went down the Soutn side ana sw il^nt^o. onri n-reuins: and drxnkxng at last tn^ "ciue 2 ~ A „n •f-TQ'h from us that day. nar*«-«,/ »»«*» George got aofis&iro* ^ had about twenty pounds dancxnand Joe I suggf^£^3 there were he had or so xn lobster. w^^ ££ouahfc that I had done xt them all tramped ..^thought^hat on purpose. * "gWJ" I^n't going to, He was *% W* S ?Wd start toinkin anl the factory would ^ 5?SSttdSn fS^^ay- We spoiled his plans. +io-Mntt for Earl<the next spring and they tory and wait tnere "u* . someone eiSe to take over... lobsters ashore and*60t someone ex hang a When they'd leave, awe .of^e boys wo » b^ shirt up a tree to let «£*£w |^ tkem not to come 2& ?ookin ?SVeVill"?sSnWwas over. They wanted^ to serve papers on me to stand trxal. (He walbeSg charged with rum runnxng). n ,ro ,riqt-bins: back and forth. Alfie was They .were always visxtwg Dacj ^ ^^ ^^ fishing townhere. Percywou | stories, ffig of* SbM* never believe In these ghosts