The Moth Filming Locations

A young man, a "City Chap," decided to spend his vacation in the country, and made a profound impression upon the villagers, who were honored by having him in their midst. He was so neatly dressed, that the rural swains found themselves cast in the background. He made a profound impression upon the belle of the village, and even her mother heartily approved of him, But a moth was the cause of his undoing. Ma found the moth in her home, and her anguish was intensified when she discovered that he had been dining on some of her winter clothes. At the village drug store she secured some "moth candles," guaranteed to light any moth to all unwept grave. The directions were to light these candles after closing all the windows and doors, and then wait for results. Ma did as she was told. Having some spare time on her hands, she and her daughter paid a call on a neighbor. While they were away, the "City Chap" dropped around to pay a call upon the young woman he admired. He saw smoke curling under the door, and realized that the place was on fire. And having his chance to be a hero, he seized it promptly. The energetic young city chap fairly hummed around, organized a bucket brigade, and under his directions they poured gallons of water on the structure, smashed in the doors, and "saved" the furniture by hurling it out of the windows. But he saved the house, all right, and waited modestly for a few kind words when Ma came home. In a few well-chosen words she told him what she thought of him, and explained that much as she loathed moths, they would be far more welcome as guests than he would be. He never saw the girl again. But he believed that he was unjustly treated, and that some women are extremely unkind.