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He was a wagoner in a supply company with the 372nd, meaning he was responsible for loading horse-drawn transports.

“Everybody calls it the Cold Sassy tree. Back a hundred years ago it was a big sassafras grove there, and the wagoners goin’ through said that was the coldest spot between the mountains and Augusta.

“We call them wagoners — everyone is jumping on the bandwagon,” Menzies said.

Ambulance drivers are gruesome wagoners on the prowl for the sick and injured, whom they drag to hospitals for what amounts to a finder’s fee.

To support these allegations, a wagoner appeared, whose wagon had been twice overturned in one morning in consequence of the curses of one of these witches.