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We rm\e moveu me pnnung plant. With the exception of one wrenched back, three pairs of aching feet, three tempers worn very thin, and no-telling haw many things put away too carefully (lost), there were no major casualties.
At the present time, we can completely understand the sentiment expressed once by a lady who had moved from her old home where the family had lived and accumulated for several generations. “Never again!” she affirmed. ‘Tin buying this house and the next time I move, six men will carry me and I won’t know anything about it.”
The only hope of the printers at Rappahannock News is that some time within the next six months we shall be able to locate all the items we packed so carefully (in*order to find them easily, we thought) and eventually get the new quarters'straight and in a livable condition.
This issue of the paper wa$ printed with conversation, the beginning of each sentence of which had one of these three phrases: “Do you know where we put . “Have ybu seen . . ?" “What did we do with . . ?”
The printers realize that the day _ will come when we can look back Upon the moving of the plant and Joke about it. Right now it ain’t funny.
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There was one consolation in our moving. At least iwe didn’t have the experience of the County Health Nurse. On her first day in her new office—with all the ■tate big-wigs present—she had • nice office minus equipment! Somewhere along the line, all tl*e
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