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18)9 \ Irving, in his “Knickerbocker’s History of New York,” wrote of the Saint as the guardian of Nelw York City- Irving described Saiftc N-'ck ns a lolly: fellow with a broad brimmed hat and huge breeches. He taught Saint Nick to smokeia> long pipe, and, in the story, i*e- . placed his shuffling hay-burner
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, Wod 'Was the first and only one to correctly identify the Mystery Farm list week as f “Rose Hill”, the home ofMr. and Mrs. W. C. HkIL
The 10(2 acre farm ■£ two miles east of Washington Route 2bb and was built in 1886 by Mrf J.5T. Fletcher. His wife named it Rose Hill from her chiljdJtqpd home. " ;!, . i
Mr. and Mr*. Hall bnught^the farm from Mrs. Louise Kinsey Miller and Mr. Robert E. Miller about nine yean ago. They have • two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Kuhn, Alexandria and Mrs. WUda Callihan* (wife of Dr. L. T. Callahan) of Washington, D.C. and six grandchildren, of whom j% grandsons are making their home with them, one presently in Air Force. They are members the Trinity Episcopal ,C h u r c|h Wahingtmv Va. ^
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