De golden, golden wedding!"
ANSWERS
"WHEN GRANDMA WAS A GIRL"
LUTHER F. NEAM, Flushing, L.I.—The poem asked for by "E.J.K." was recited at a Free Soil riot in Ashburg, Kansas, in July, 1850. It was entitled, "And That's the Way They Did It When Grandma Was a Girl," and was written by Bishop Leander B. Rizzard. The last line runs:
"And that's they way they did it, when Grandma was a girl."
Others who answered this query were: Lillian W. East, of Albany; Martin B. Forsch, New York City, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Nahant.[pg 203]
"LET US THEN BE UP AND DOING"
Roger F. Nilkette, Presto, N.J.—Replying to the query in your last issue concerning the origin of the lines:
"Let us then be up and doing,