Grammy #211, Henrietta Huphup, Melody Agogo, Mr. Smith, Mr. Whooey
by eths

A SOMBER DAY IN ATHOL: MANFRED MOLE, JR. MEMORIALIZED BY MOLETOWN AND ATHOLIANS!

MELODY AGOGO PRESIDED OVER THE CEREMONY, GIVING A SHORT DEMONSTRATION ON PILLOW ARRANGEMENT WHILE THE AUDIENCE ASSEMBLED.

 

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MOLES MOURNING AT MANFRED MOLE, JR.’S FUNERAL                         
MELODY AGOGO PILLOWS 2
MELODY AGOGO ARRANGED THESE PILLOWS

 

HENRIETTA HUPHUP, OWNER OF ATHOL MARCH AND DANCE STUDIO, PERFORMED A BALLET SOLO.

HENRIETTA HUPHUP JULIET
HENRIETTA HUPHUP IS WEARING GREEN

 

GRAMMY #211 READ THE POEM, TO THE MOLE ATHOL REMEMBERS WITH FONDNESS:

MANFRED MOLE YOU MEANT NO HARM

WITH YOUR

SMALL PINK SNOUTUS

EXTRA THUMBUS

HAIRLESS TAILUS

WEBBED FEETUS

MANFRED MOLE YOU MEANT NO HARM

YOU LOVED TO EATUS

WORMS AND BUGUS

AND PROPAGATUS

MANY MANY TIMUS

MANFRED MOLE YOU MEANT NO HARM

REST IN PEACE, MANFRED MOLUS.

GRAMMY #211 POEM

MR. SMITH-JONES, INSECT REHABILITATOR, SPOKE ON BEHALF OF ATHOL EARTHWORMS. MR. SMITH-JONES EARTHWORMS

EARTHWORMS CURSIVE

MELODY PRESENTED A GIFT TO THE TUNNELERS’ UNION ON BEHALF ON A RESIDENT WHO WISHED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS.:

ARTIST PHOTO FROM MANFRED
PHOTOGRAPH OF A PARTICULARLY BEAUTIFUL MOLE HILL

 

THE TUNNELERS’ UNION SECRETARY COMMENTED THAT OF THE THREE SUSPECTS IN MANFRED’S DEATH, TWO WERE OUT OF TOWN. AT THE TIME OF MANFRED’S DEMISE, KLEIN HIME WAS IN HAWAII, AND AUGUST O. CASION HAD BEEN MISSING FOR EIGHT YEARS.  NO ONE IN ATHOL HAS SEEN MR. WHOOEY, THE THIRD SUSPECT.

MELODY ENDED THE CEREMONY SINGING: “ON A CLEAR DAY.”