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Mr.. viii Farmer is home from New York.
Miss. Blew of Washington is at Mr. ]. G.
Wyatt's.
Blackburn Washington has returned from
Alexandria.
Miss Ogden, of Berryville, is the guest of
Miss Eliza Welsh.
james NJ. Mason, Jr., is at home here for
a summer vacation.
Miss Mary Latimer returned Friday after
a visit to Baltimore and Washington.
Johnnie Hoof, Of Baltimore, was here on
a visit to his fathers family last week.
Among the 4th of July visitors from
Washington was Mr., Newton Walters.
Mr.. Allen Campbell, of Orange, n. j., is
visiting his brother Mr.. VIM. Campbell.
Mrs. Eads, of Rockbridge county, Va, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. BOlinger.
Miss Leila Black of Augusta county, Va,
is the guest of Dr. II. c. Beckham's family.
Mr.. and Mrs Dooley and Mrs. Maggie
Earnshaw visited relatives in Berryville re-
Gently
Mrs. NJ. C. Havenner and her daughter,
Miss Nina, of Washington City, are at mt.
Parvo."
Mr.. Marshall Rohr and family were up
from Washington to enjoy the 4th with
friends.
Rev. F. NJ. Woods, of Martinsburg, has
been made a d. d. by Hampden-Sidney
College.
1t. Jasper, U. S. n, and wife are visiting
the parents of Mrs. Jasper-Mr. aud Mrs.
John Selden.
Miss Bessie Dana, of Inglewood, n. j.,
is visiting the family of Mr., H. W. Critten-
den, near Ripon.
Miss Virginia Mitchell, came up from
Washington on Friday to spend few days
at "Mordington."
Cruger w. Smith, Esq, is the representa-
tive of the syndicate that recently purchased
the brass works here.
Miss Anna Brice, of Philadelphia, and
Mr. Beauregard Howard, of Baltimore, are
guests at "Claymont."
Mrs. NJ. A. E. Straith, of Baltimore, and
hes granddaughter, Miss Rosa Briscoe, are
at Mrs NJ. V. Miller's.
Dorothy, the little daughter of Mr.. c. L.
Dawson, is "tbe thing of beauty and JOY
of "Claymont" just now.
Miss Charlotte Ransom, daughter of Capt.
Thos. D. Ransom, Of Staunton, is visiting
relatives and friends here,
Mr.. Stuart Mcknight was here from
Washington to participate in the festivities
OF 'the day we celebrate"
Mr.. Eucs G. Dinkle came from Nor
gantown to enjoy the pleasures and
comforts of home for season.
Miss Ann Howell, of Ohio, and Mr..
Simmons, aud his daughter, Mrs. Close, of
Baltimore, are ut the Misses KeelPs.
The family of Mr.. Jno. E. Hilbert, for
several years past residing in Washington,
returned to their old home on Congress
street.
Misses Daisy Carroll, of Albany, N. Y,
and Virginia Smith, of Scranton, Pa, are
visiting Misses Ian and Annie Gibson, on
South Samuel street.
TT. D. Beall, formerly of this Office,
now of the editorial staff Of the New York
Dqik Ne,rs, came on Friday night and spent
several days with his mother.
Capt Lewis Barley, the venerable retired
conductor of the B. & o., was in town on
Monday looking remarkably well and appa-
rently enjoying the Fourth largely.
Rev. DR.. c. n. Campbell, principal of Ste
phenson Female Seminary, expects to at
tend the meeting of the National Educa-
tional Association at Saratoga, n Y, July
12-15.
Miss Mamie Clay, the beautiful and
charming niece of Col Davenport, has re-
turned to her Kentucky home. She will
be greatly missed by her friends and host of
admirers.
Miss Casanas, Of Louisiana; Mrs. Cassius
Lee and two daughters, of Alexandria, Va;
Miss Iglehart, Of Annapolis, Md; Mrs.
Moses and two daughters, of Charleston, ;.
c.; Mrs. Wright of Chicago, and Capt.
Grouse and wife, of Philadelphia, are guests
at Capt. Geo. H. Fagg's.
The Berkeley Female Institute at Mar
tinsburg. Misses Wiltshire and Crane Prin-
eipals. closed its fifth year in June. From