To the Editor:
I read with interest in this week’s Advertiser the article on the Weary Club here in Norway. James C. True and wife were neighbors of our when I lived in the Bertlettboro neighborhood of East Stoneham, Maine back in the 1930’s and early 1940’s. My mother did their laundry.
I remember stopping at their place one day and Mr. True gave me some hard candy from the Weary Club. I remember their daughter, Sarah, had a bad car accident going down Ledge Hill one time. After that, she always blew the horn all the way down the hill. I guess it was to warn anyone coming up the hill that she was coming down!
Marelyn McAlister Jones
Norway
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