...n evenings (except possibly Wednesdays) and the men of the neighborhood made it their club room, where subjects big and little were discussed. The property next to the store building was owned by Eleazer Davis . It came to him through his wife's family, I think. He and his daughter lived in the westerly half of a low, gambrel-roofed house. The other half, owned by one Stone, was for a long time vacant...