Faithful Workers in City Stables To Be Given Earned Rest After Labors of Years. 

From THE BERKSHIRE EVENING EAGLE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1929.

Susie, Bill and Paul To Be Pastured for Rest of Lives as Soon as Spring Rolls Around – Two Others Also Slated for Browse Among Green Grasses — Henry Goddeau Saddened as Animals for Whom He Has Cared Are Got Ready to Leave

“Yes, there’s three as good horses as ever worked,” declared Henry Goddeau, veteran city stableman as he led Susie and Bill and Paul out into the stable yard to have their pictures taken. “But they’re getting along now. Bill’s got a wind gall. Paul’s got a bog spagin and Susie, well-Susie’s just about all played out. It’s too bad to see them go, but it’s better to let them have a little rest after all these years of hard work.”