National Republican., 1882-08-31
SUMNER RESORT NOTES.

DEACON J. A. SWITZERLAND has gone TO Little
Deer Isle, Maine Join his family
GOVERNOR CAMERON and Senator Harry Riddle
berger, of Virginia. are at Fortress Monroe.
LIEuTENANT JOHN q. MoRoNG U. S. N, and FAM
lily have been spending few weeks at New Lon
don.
GENERAL ROBERT NJ. REYNOLDS First Auditor of
the Treasury, Is at New London for his summer
rest.
Mrs. DE LONG, widow of the i'll -fatsd Arctic ex.
plorer, Is visiting at Meacham, Franklin County,
New York.
CAPTAIN D. MORTIMER LEE, Sixth Infantry, and
Mrs. Lee are at the Mount Agassiz House, in the
White Mountains.
GENERAL GEORGE P. BUELL., colonel Fifteenth
Infantry, left yesterday morning for q cruise
Oh Lake Superior.
Mr. p. H. CHRISTIAN and family, who have been
for some weeks ut Asbury Park, have now gone to
the Jordan White Springs, Va.
GOVERNOR RusK, of Wisconsin. and a score of
friends. including several Congressman, have gone
on weeks excursion to Winnipeg.
Mr. THOMAS J. SULLIVAN, assistant chief of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and family
are rusticating In the Shenandoah Valley, Vir-
ginia
Dr. JOHN WALTER, who was with the "Inno-
cents" on their cruise along the coast, has re-
turned home having left the vessel at Fortress
Monroe.
MRs. FRAsK 7. HOWE, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Griffith, leaycs for Deer Isle,
Me- this morning. Misses Katie and Marie and
Masters George and Frank Howe are also OF the
party,
MAJOR john B. FossETr, ticket agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, this city, has re.
turned from his summer sojourn at White sulphur
Springs, looking as hearty and rugged as noun
tain stage driver
Major ALEXANDER MORSE, formerly Third
Cavalry, who is now operating the great Capote
Rancho in Texas, arrived at San Antonio last
week from Canada, where his family Is staying
during the summer.
Mn. L. DEANE. combining business with summer
vacation, in company with Master William Wallace
Deane has gone for two weeks to Boston, Martha'S
| Vineyard New Bedford, Worcester, and other
points ofinterest In New England.
Miss NJ JENNIE CHAPPELL, of Norwich, N. Y,
who has boen stopping some time with her sister,
| Mrs De Witt Allen, has left to visit friends at
| Riehfeld Springs and rusticate at Chenango Lake
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Post and family, Mrs.
Post being sister also.
Miss ANYIR IRISH, who has been spending the
summer at Oakland, will leave for Wooster, Ohio,
next week to resume her duties as Tr iessor OF
! literature and languages In that institution
MISS irish success last year Nas must IIa'l!lug,
and greater triumphs are looked for in the ne:G
| season.
The many friends of Mrs, Rankin will be
pleased to know that her stay at Deer Island, Me-,
has been very beneiicial so much so that her
complete restoration TO health Is now looked for
ward to. Her husband. the Rev. J. f. Rankin, d.
D., will leave that place in time TO preach en- sab.
bath next, September 8.
Miss BLANCHE McCooK, daughter OF General
! Daniel McCcok, arrived at LcGyenwolth last Fri.
day from Canyon City, Col, ON her way To Patio
Cluniy, Missouri, TO visit Mrs, Sidney Tlbbs, Miss
McCook was born OH the day Of The battle OF VIII
san Creek. August 10, 1861, while her father was
on the field. She is u melee OF General Alexand, r
Mcdowell MeCook, colonel siXth lnRntry, who
vas ormerly on General SLern.ans stan.