Rapid intervention

A tourist had an ailment last night in downtown St. Mary Mead, with Miss Marple and the travel guide as horrified witnesses. Fortunately Dr. Haydock arrived within minutes, and took action immediately.

   

The tourist was a bit nervous, since he didn't have a travel insurance. Dr. Haydock reassured him that this wasn't a problem, and examined the patient thoroughly.

He found that the patient suffered from a plumbob inflammation, and rapidly started treatment.

The patient recovered immediately, and he was very grateful. The travel guide praised Dr. Haydock and gave him flowers, and says she has not seen such helpful people anywhere. She is now considering to move permanently to St. Mary Mead.

Visitors at undeveloped land

The real estate agent reports that there have been unknown visitors at empty lots in St. Mary Mead. The police states that there are strong indications that the visitors have a child, and hope to solve the mystery very soon.

New inhabitant

Mrs. Clement had not been feeling well for some time, and consulted Dr. Haydock. 

After a very short examination, he told her that she was not sick, but pregnant.

After a uncomplicated pregnancy to full term, Mrs. Clement had labor on Tuesday evening. The vicar waited in anticipation, and spent the waiting time with refreshing his knowledge about newly borns.

Early on Wednesday morning Mrs. Clement gave birth to a healthy, little girl, who will be given the name Leonora after her father.

Fantastic weight loss!

Miss Weatherby took action last month to face her weight problems, and decided to consult her good friend Colonel Protheroe as a personal trainer. At the church fundraising last Sunday the result was obvious to everyone.

Miss Weatherby tells us that she at times hated the tough schedule of Colonel Protheroe, but that she is very happy about with the result.

The characters and buildings from this story are from the AnnoSims Group project St. Mary Mead, loosly based on the novels of Agatha Christie. (Anno Sims is now closed, but you  can find my own creations for the project here at KSW.)