a house owned by George Rogers. Evidently Annie Maude and Vick were divorced, and Vick worked at a Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Petersburg. Mrs. J. E. Harris lived next door, and she noticed that Annie Maude kept the boy “rather sheltered- She was clean and well-groomed, and kept the bov well-dressed." Mrs. Han is recalls. Mrs. Harris recalls wondering about Annie Maude's frequent trips—“to a doctor in South Bos ton "—from which she always re lurned well-off. Mrs. Rogers, too. remembers considering Annie Maude “quite dressed up—she drove a car and all," and wondering about the source of her livelihood since at the time Annie Maude was working as a waitress at Shannon’s.

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