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Bar News - September 16, 2011 Morning Mail: A Bar Exam Story I would like to relate my bar exam story. I have lived in Dover all of my life. So when I was travelling over to Concord to take the exam, on Route 4 I pulled over in Epsom to buy a bottle of soda. When I came out I discovered that my car would not start. In a panic, I grabbed my briefcase and ran out to Route 4 to hitchhike to the exam. A fellow applicant named Stan Mullaney stopped and gave me a ride. After the exam, he brought me back to my car and it started right up. We figured that it probably had a vapor lock which was something you would get very occasionally when cars still had carburetors. In Mullaney, I met a man who has become my friend throughout my entire career. Incidentally, in that year 1970, if memory serves me correctly, there were 56 applicants and 49 passed. Robert E. Fisher Dover |
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