1:02:00
I can drive, but I ain't got a car.
1:02:03
Well, now, maybe you can get Eli Spalding
to take you.
1:02:07
- What do I want to go to Bangor for?
- To fetch meat.
1:02:10
Unless you want to close
your butcher shop.
1:02:12
Of course,
you can pay truck delivery charges.
1:02:14
That's what John Wheelright
is gonna have to do to get his lumber.
1:02:17
You don't mind that, do you, John?
1:02:19
- It's a pretty expensive proposition, Aaron.
- Of course it is.
1:02:22
I'm going to have to raise my prices.
Everybody is.
1:02:29
Of course, we'll get our mail all right.
Uncle Sam will see to that.
1:02:32
We might have to wait a day extra.
Maybe two.
1:02:35
And there might be times
when Otis Denham there, for one...
1:02:38
might like to have his pension cheque
then and now.
1:02:41
Not tomorrow or day after tomorrow.
1:02:43
How many of you women here
use bottled gas for cooking?
1:02:48
All right.
1:02:49
Now you get your bottled gas
from Sam Trowbridge.
1:02:52
Sam, where you gonna get that bottled gas?
1:02:57
You know, I think we should take a vote
on that suggestion of Otis Denham's.
1:03:01
Claire, just what was it that he said?
1:03:03
- I like to have it part of the record...
- Please.
1:03:06
Please, wait.
1:03:08
I'm sorry.
I didn't know that this could happen.
1:03:12
It seems to me
you're just about a week late, Jane.
1:03:14
But I'll give the train back to Mr. Malone.
I don't want it.
1:03:18
I only wanted what was coming to me and...
1:03:20
He don't want it, Janey.
I got orders from him this afternoon.
1:03:24
You got 48 hours
to get old 97 off his tracks.
1:03:30
But how? I don't know how to do it.
1:03:35
I'm sorry.
1:03:54
All right.
Proceed to election of first selectman.
1:03:57
- No.
- Out of order.
1:03:58
- Proceed to election of first selectman.
- You've proceeded far enough.