Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1896-08-15
CAMP TRUST no LUCK. 4

at last the event which has be-
come an annual one. and also the
event Of the season, has come and
gone. On last Monday aweel1 camp
Trust to Luck which was situat-
ed near Failing Waters, was broken.
The camp was well placed on the
side OF high bill, about 400 yards
from the station, and overlooked a
scene most beautiful to behold. 1t
was made up mostly of young peo-
pie from our city and neigh6orhood.
50 greatly was the camp enjoyed
that indeed almost every member
expressed great regret that the two
weeks had passed so swiftly. Some
talk has been INDUCED in lately of a
movement towards the organization
of the members of the camp to be
known as 'ssocial club" We hope
that the movement will be furthered,
and that not only camping but other
sports and amusefnents will be pat
ronized by them. The chaperones
were Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fuller,
of Winchester, and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Y. Fiery, of this city. The camp.
ers and visitors were as follows:
REGULAR CAMPERS.
Miss May Faulkner, Miss Jane
Faulkner, Miss Boydie Faulkner,
Miss Sallie Faulkner, Miss Nota
Viewer, Miss Rena Flick, Miss So
phie Colston, Miss Lizzie Colston,
Miss Imogene Fiery, Mrs. S. v.
Fiery, Mrs. Douglas Fuller, Win
chester; Miss Louise Snodgrass,
John Parks, Victor Miller, Mason
and Dixon, Pa; julie Baker, Bert
Boak, William Boak, Robert Stew
art, Robert Boyd, Nelson Wisner,
Hugh Frazer, Emmert Fiery, Mr.. S.
V. Fiery. Mr.. Fuller, Winchester !;
Charlie Viewer, George Viewer, Kel-
ly Snodgrass, Jim Faulkner, Ben
Oden, Elmer Swope.
VISITORS.
Mr.. Gilpin, Mr.. Hayward, Mr.. G..
P. Faulkner, Mr.. Bert Lamon, Mr..
Mayne, Mr.. Arlington Rousch, Mas.
ter Ben Fiery, Mr.. L. M. Price, Miss
Hattie Fout, Senator Faulkner, Mrs.
G. j. Faulkner, Mrs. Young, Lillian
Young. Mrs. Good, Meveril Good,
Susie Colston, Miss Bryce, Jane Col
ston, William Stewart, Lizzie Leigh.
Judge Faulkner, John Henshaw, Mr..
John Ayres, Philadelphia; Mr.. Hen
ry Ayres, Philadelphia Mr.. George
Garrett, Philadelphia; Mr.. William
Brooks, Philadelphia Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Snodgrass, Miss Susie Duke.
hart, Miss Mary Good, Mrs. Nc
Sherry, Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Linch,
Mrs. Baker, Virginia Fuller, Grace
Rodrick, Mr.. NJ. G. Ward, DR.. Min
ghini, Mr.. Steffey, Wiliamsport; Mr.
Seton, Cherry Run; Harry Baker,
Mr.. Frank Emmert, Mr.. Allen En-
inert, Mr.. Welty, Mrs. Welty, Eliza
beth Welty, Bob Snodgrass, Steve
Snodgrass, Mrs. Ronech, Carrie
housch, LINE ElcnelDerger, MIR.
Flick, Mr.. Fletcher, Chambers burg /;
Mr.. Reynolds, Appomattox G. H.,
Va; Mrs. Reynolds, Appomattox G.
H., Va; Mr.. Gilbert, Mrs. Gilbert,
Stuart Boyd, Mr.. Duvall, Hagers-
town; Mr.. Evans, Hagerstown Mr..
Loose, Hagerstown; Mr. Smith, Hag-
erstown; Mr.. Mckee, Hagerstown !;
Mr.. Syester, Hagerstown Mr.. Tay-
lor, Baltimore; Mayor Henshaw,
Newton Baker. Mr.. Thomas, Mrs.
Thomas, Mr.. Hodgon, Baltimore !;
Mary Sirich, Lila Colquitt, Wash
ington; Hattie Colquitt, Washing
ton; Eleanor Tabb, Will Hill, Fred
Hyde, Winchester; Miss Boley, Win
chester ; Mr.. Trennam, Charleston,
S. c.; Jane Boyd, Mr.. Bower, Phil
adelphia; DR.. Snodgrass, Mr.. New
conner, Baltimore Mr.. Hoke, Bob
Lamon, Holmes Boyd, Kate Stew.
art, Darkesville; Mr.. Butten, Lynch,
burg.