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The Washington times., 1902-07-20
SEA BRIGHT, N. ].
Series of Races Arouses Great Deal of
Interest.
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SEA BRIGHT, y. J.. July 19.-In mat
ters aquatic the aristocracy of Mon
mouth Beach and Rumson Road are ex-
hibiting lively interest Moonlight
sailing parties on the Shrewsbury
promise to develop into a positive fad
and the series of races to be held under
the auspices of the Meadow Yacht Cub
has aroused high interest.
Tennis and golf are vying with one
another for supremacy among the out
door diversions.
Tennis is the chief diversion among
the ladies of the octageHs this week.
Among those interested in the conte 1t
for the first and second prizes donated
by the management of the hotel are
Miss Beck. Miss Gilbert, Miss Goodman.
Miss Thiel. Miss Catherine Hertie. of
New York; Miss Henderson, of Kings
ton, Ont; Miss Newton, of Lexington.
Ky; and the Misses Harris, of Rich
mond.
a ladies' tournament at ping-pong
has also been inaugurated at the Octa-
gon this week, and the entries comprise
nearly all the younger element at the
hotel.
The steam launch Water Witch was
chartered by Col. Thomas Harvey on
Monday evening. and a sailing party
composed of eighteen of the colonel's
friends made the trip from Sea Bright
Inn to Pleasure Bay and enjoyed a de-
lightful supper at the Avenel. return
ing by moonlight to Sea Bright
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Moore. of Fairfax. Va, while attending
TIRE horse show at that place.
Mrs, Charles Lewis and the Misses
Lewis. OF Jefferson county, Va, are
visiting relatives at this place.
The Gaithersburg Assembly gave an
enjoyable hep at Masonic Temple ON the
evening Of July 10. Guests were pres
ent from Washington. Baltimore. and
seriotis. sections of this county. The
affair was admirably ehaperonod by Mrs
Diamond. Mrs. Munro. Mrs. Adams, and
Mrs. owings. Refreshments were SERVED
during the cvering MAsss;c was furnish
cd by, washington orchestra.
Rev James B. Avi-ett, for number
CT years pastor OF C1T.st Episcopal
Church at this place, ard also at Grace
Church, near silver Spring, Is now liv-
ing with the family OF his son, John
Avirett, at Cumberland.
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BR!GHTW00D AND VICINITY.
Attractive Home of Mr.. Louis P. Shoe
maker Well Arranged.

Among the many attractive homes OF
Brightwood and Takoma Park the resi-
dence of Mr.. Louis P. Shoemaker. presi-
dent of the Brightwood Citizens Asso-
citation. The house was built as long
ago as 1s45 by Abner c. P. Shoemaker
an uncle OF its present owner, who was
one of the pioneer settlers of this sec
tion of the District and acquired large
property holdings here Under his direc-
tion the original trees were removed
from the land, and it was brought to
very high state OF cultivation. After his
death in 1890. the estate was divided
among his heirs and Mr. Louis P. Shoe
maker secured the homestead. which he
has beautifed and improved to such an
extent that it has long been regarded as
one of the best-kept suburban homes
about Washington. His collection Of
rare trees from all parts OF the world
especially the English. Chinese and Jap
anese varieties, is considered to be the
finest private assortment in the Dis
trict
Mrs. Shoemaker has beautifully ar
ranged the interior of her home and dis
PLAYED much artistic taste. Her collec-
tion of rare volumes in the library and
valuable paintings present to the visi-
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SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Largest Euchre Party of Season Last
Tuesday Night.
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SPRING LAKE, y. J., July 19.-The
largest euchre party of the season at
the casino was held on Thursday even
ing. After the play refreshments were
served.
The Allaire is a popular rendezvous
for tennis players. There is a large
company of tennis enthusiasts at that
hotel this year, among them being
George Ramsey, Harry o. NJ. Ramsey,
and Harold Donaldson.
The sacred concert Sunday evening at
the Breakers brought out fine array OF
hotel talent. The special artists were
assisted by the hotel orchestra. The
Metropolitan Quartet also gave a con-
cert there on last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Tousley and Miss
l.. J. Bauer are at the Wilburton- by
the-Sea.
At the casino there has been an in
teresting series OF amusements this
week, and tho weekly program for the
entire season is one OF exceptional in
teEest.
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Mrs. George Henderson is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Warner w Welsh, at
olney. this county. Mr.. Dinwiddie Luc-
kett, of RichmoCd. Va. has returned to
his home there after q short visit to
his parents at this place. Miss Eliza
Waters is On a visit to relatives n
staunton, Va. Mr.. Samuel J. Wilson is
q recent visitor to the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jchn E. Wilson,
near this place. Mr.. Wilson is from
Staunton. Va.
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BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT.
Reunions and Gatherings Make Lively /
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BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa, July 10
The past week has been one of the live
| liest as well as the most enjoyable since
the opening of the mountain season. The
Reformed Church reunion was the big
event. but aside from this there was
number of enjoyable dances and card
parties. an excursion Tuesday night from
| Waynesboro, Pa. under the auspices of
the lodge of Elks of that city. and Il
moonlight picnic last night by the Hag-
erstown Assembly Club.
At business meeting of the Reform
ed Reunion Association after the public
exercises Thursday afternoon 1t was de-
cided to hold the next annual reunion at
Pen Mar on the third Thursday in July,
1903. Mr. E. Cornman. of Washington.
was reelected a member of the commit
tee of arrangements. The next and last
big church gathering here this season
will be the Lutheran reunion on next
Thursday.
Mr.. B. f. Stinemetz. of Washington, is
spending the summer here for the bene-
fit of his health. Ever since the unfortu-
nate accident last winter when his wife
vas run down and killed by a team in
Washington Mr.. Stinemetzs health has
been failing.
special meeting of the synod of the
Potomac Reformed Church was held
At Pen-M Mar on Thursday. when the place
for the regular fall sessions of the synod
was changed from Washington, D. c., to
y IL. Il. -, ~, Ii
made because Grace Reformed Church,
Washington. in which the sessions were
to have been held, will not be. completed
by October 1.-THE date of the meeting.
Arrivals at Buena Vista Springs Hotel
this week included Gen. L. P. Graham,
U. S A, retired; Mrs. L. p. Graham.
Mrs. R. w. Taylor, Miss Alice B. Parett,
Miss Tyler, Miss Maude Simpson, l..
Simpson, p. S. Dickey, jr., of Washing
ton.
Blue Mountain House-Charles NJ. Ire
land, Mrs. ireland, two children and
nurse. Mr.. Harry King. Mr. S. S. Rich
ard, Mr.. Joseph d. Dreyfuss. Mrs. l..
Hartman, Mrs. Dangerfeld Parker. of
Washington; Mr.. NJ. T. Cashier. Mr. H.
C. Hofhine Mrs. II. G. Hofhine. DR.. B.
Echerson. Master Daniel Hofhine, Miss
Lucille Hofhine, Mr.. S. Hofmier, Mrs. V.
Strausburger, Miss Strausburger, Miss
Irene Strausburger. Martha L. Cook.
Master Wylie R. Cook. Mrs. John S.
Young. Miss Mary Young, r. 4. Richard
son. jr., and wife, Mrs. Frank Mann, Mr..
j. Roy Mann. all of Norfolk. Va.
Kee Mar Hotel-Mrs. Irving Landell
and child. Mr.. Robert l.. Cameron. Mrs.
Johan Kondrup, Miss Garnett Kondrup.
Miss Belinda Kondrup, Mrs. E. L. Brice,
Miss Rosetta Brice. Miss Smith. Miss
Talbot. Mrs. Isabelle Sunny. Miss
Ethyl Sunny. Miss +. L. Hanson, Mrs.
l.. r. Messenger. Mrs. n. o. Messenger
Mrs. +. G. Ramsdell, Mrs. NJ. C. Kelley.
Miss Henrietta Goodwin, Mr.. Fred and
family. Mr.. A. E. Dowell and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rothchild and child Mr.. and
Mrs. Norwood Miss Norwood. Miss jan
ney and maid, Miss Eveleth OF Washing
ton.
Among the Washingtonians who are
occupying cottages in the mountains
here this season are DR.. Walter F...Reed,
DR.. Frank Lynch. Mrs. Wicknm Hoffman
and DIR. Boyd, medical inspector In the
United States army.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Matters of Interest Concerning Visitors
Near Rockville.
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ROCKVILLE. Md, July 19.-Miss
Laura Gassaway, of Germantown. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert McNair.
Miss Sadie Reading is spending fe-
days with friends in Poolesville.
Miss Rena Sellman. of Baltimore, is
the guest of the Misses Henderson. Mrs.
Jennie Dawson. CT Baltimore is spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs. William Dor
sey at her home. Chestnut Grove,
near this place.
Mrs. Sarah Lyddane returned on Sat
urday last frcm n weeks visit to her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Quigley. of Bal
timore. Mrs. Richard Falyy. o. New
Orleans, is the guest of her father. Hon.
Spencer C. Jones. Miss Laura Bradley.
of Potomac. is the guest of Mrs. Ella
Anderson.
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Washington guests of the week at tht
various hostelries are as follows
The Plimhimmon-Mr. and Mrs. C. r
Newman, Miss Ruth Newman. Miss
Glaser, Sister Elizabeth, Mrs. James L
Lusk, Miss E. W. Lusk, Miss W. NJ
Spalding. Mrs. J. T. Honeycutt, Miss NJ
W. Honeycutt. H. c. Johnson. fred W
Herricks. jr., Mrs. h. II. Bocock, Miss
L. Sunley.
The Hamilton-T. NJ. Tyssowski.
The Mount Pleasant-Mr. and Mrs,
Brent Clark, NJ. Louise Sherman, Mrs
J. ]. Shugrue, Master Fenwick Shugrue,
Charles E. Bright, 1. R. T. Smith. Mel
son p. Webster. Col. J. l.. Richards.
Mrs. George U. Rose. jr., Miss Nettie
B. Stewart, Miss Annie W Stewart. Mrs
A. Lee Lowe, Master P. Maurice Lowe,
Miss Lucy McKim. Miss E. J. Lackey.
Neptune Villa-Mrs John II. Harri-
son, jr.
The Waverly-H. C. johnson.
The Colonial-Mr. NJ. E. Danforth,
Mrs. VI. E. Danforth.
The Atlantic-Miss Hattie VI. Shack
lette, Mrs. Thomas V. Hammond, E.
Hopkins Hammond. J. Maurice Bird. T.
V. Hammond. Lester A. Barr, Mrs. Les
ter A Barr, Miss Mary Barr, Miss Mar
garet Barr. Master John Barr, Miss Al
media Barr, Master Stewart Barr. John
W. Brawner, T. V. Hammond 5. p
Johnson, J. W. Waggaman. +. 5. Smith.
The Mervere-Mr. w G. Brownlow,
Mr. Hergershimer. Mrs. Hergershimer.
Master Edwin Hergershimer. Miss Flor
ence Roach, Mrs. y. Latham Law, Miss
n. Latham Law.
The Breakers-Mr H. E. Waters. Mrs.
A. A. Rogers, DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Ranter-
bury, NJ VI. George.
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1t is understood that long-felt want
will be supplied in the early fall by the
location of a drug store on the corner
Of Flint Street and Brightwood Avenue.
thus obviating one of the few incoa-
yeniences OF suburban life.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Mr.. e. ". Oyster and family expect
in the near future to remove from their
present residence on the Shepherd Road
TO Petworth. where Mr.. Oyster has re-
Gently purchased the property formerly
occupied by Mr. Robert Davidson.
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OCEAN CITY, ND.
Sacred Concerts at Beach Hotels En-
joyed by Visitors.
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OCEAN CITY. Nd, July 1S-The crowd
has become so much larger IN Ocean
City during the past week that divis-
ion of society last Sunday night in or
der to take in the sacred concerts at
both the Plimhimmon and Atlantic per-
mitted each function to be decided
success.
Guests at the Plimhimmon were group
ed informally around the wide porches
and much chatting and laughing were
INDUCED in between the numbers of a
really excellent musical program.
The work OF the Hollywood Mandolin
Orchestra promises to give continued
satisfaction and these regular Sunday
concerts Will undoubtedly be well patron
lied.
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MOTIFS FO1 THE SUBURBS AND THE SUMNER RESOPPTS ::

Mrs. X. r. Smoot in front of her cottage,
which faces the ocean. 1t proved to be
n marshmallow roast. and a cracklin;
bonfire was built near the sands. with
refreshment tables arranged tastefully
near by. A spirit of frolic prevailed
throughout the evening. Many cldtime
games were unburied from the past.
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bright
wood Park NJ. E. Church held an ice
cream festival on the lawn adjoining tie
church last Monday evening. The pa
tronags the efforts of these enterprising
workers always attract was not lacking
on this occasion and gratifying dimi-
mutton CT the supply Of this cooling con-
fection was the result.
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Mrs. James Lusk, of Washington. wife
of Colonel Lusk, of the Engineer Corps.
U. S. A., with her daughter. Miss Eleanor
Lusk, has been stopping for some days
at the Fox cottage, Mrs. Lusk and
daughter plan to stay at the Plimhim-
mon until the 1st of August, when they
will leave for the Adirondacks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert will
leave shortly for a trip to Atlantic City.
and on their return take up their resi-
dence at their handsome Brightwood
home.
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still on stills. 1t is proposed, however.
20 get the ostriches at the West Asbury
Park farm, which Founder Bradley is
amusing himself with, into line before
the season closes.
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The WoInen's Club, of Rockville. gave
a very enjoyable garden party to a
number of invited guests at the home CT
Miss Choate on July 8.
Miss Katherine Munro, of Gathers
burg, is the guest of Mrs. Margaret
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Mr. Francis Honeycutt, of Washing
ton, cadet at West Point. is here on
furlough. visiting at the cottage OF Mr..
Dwain E. Fox, of Washington.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

The ladies' of the local tent of Macca-
bees will inaugurate the opening of the
new Brightwood Park hall by fair and
bazaar to be held on or about Septem
Der l and 10 continue for two weeks.
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Mr.. W. H. II. Smith will preach tomor-
row morning and will give one of his
lay object sermons at night. His night
subject will be Bits from Blue Galilee. &"
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tor only some of the attractive features
/ of this desirable suburban home.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Cox have been en-
tertaining Mrs. ". G. Emery, the mother
of Mrs. Cox
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The work of grading Thirteenth Street
north of Ingraham Street is now in prog
ress and will soon be completed.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

The cottage of Dr. Paul Jones has been
leased for the season by Mr.. Conwell
Of Washington, and the household has
lately been increased by the arrival of
Mr.. Rollin Conwell Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Ethel. Mrs Gales Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcmillan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Con-
we'll, jr., all Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Mr.. Charles S. Lusk, of Washington,
secretary of the Bureau of Catholic In
dian Missions. has been spending some
weeks with his family in Sutton Lodge.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Master Byron DonneIly is spending his
vacation at Havre de Grace, Nd.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Miss Ger: and her little niece are Wis
iting BrightTocd Park as the guests of
Mrs J. H. Sands.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Mr.. Tracy and family, of Washington.
have arrived to spend the summer at
their cottage.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Piazza euchre parties have displaced
the conventional parlor contests at this
resort.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

The Atlantic management has selected
for this season five-piece orchestral
combination. of which Waceslas Villal-
pando is the leader and cellist. and
performs his dual duty most ably. His
four assistants are Napoleone Carozzi,
piano; Carelius Christiani, violin; ANA
bile Samuels. cornet, and Luigi Addi-
mando. flauta.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.
Interesting Sessions of the Chautauqua
Throughout the Week.
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WASHINGTON. GROVE, Md, July 10
The extreme heat Of the past week
has drawn a great number Of people
from the city and consequently the daily
events of the Chautauqua program con-
tinue to grow in attendance and in
terest.
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An excursion from PittsviIle during
the early part of the week brought many
pleasure seekers.
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The hospitable Plimhimmon manage
ment always contributes largely to the
pleasure Of the beach, and besides the
german of Saturday night has sched-
uled for next week matinee euchre
party. a formal subscription german.
and ''children's phantom party
The nightly dances at the Plimhimmon
and Atlantic are attended by the young
er set with unfagging enthusiasm.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Miss Helen Buell.. of Washington, who
was i'll during the early part OF the week,
is now completely recovered.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Coombs. Mr.. Carlisle Knight. Mr. Frank
Keys, and Mr.. Bruce Bieiaski.
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Among the many visitors to the Grove
are Mr. Frank Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Craig, Miss Edna Dyer, Mr.. John
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

A delightful little affair was given to
the younger set last Monday night by
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

The District Epworth League, Mr.. Ed
ward La Fetra, president, furnished an
interesting program for Monday evening.
The assembly hall was full of workers
Messrs Frank T. Israel W. c. Eldridge.
John Shuckers, and Frank Woodward.
Misses Gallagher and Esther Woodward
were among the number Mr.. W. II. H.
Smith opened with a few remarks intro
ducing the president.
Mrs. E. a. Shipley, Chautauqua State
secretary for Iowa, talked on "Lltera-
ture, an Inspiration in the Home"
lecture was given by Mr.. H. F.
Olds, who able presented his subject
THE Division of Biology and Depart
ment of Agriculture"
On Wednesday evening Rev. Page Mil
burn, pastor of Union NJ. E Church
talked on Teaching; What 1t Really
Is" This was directly followed by an
other of Mrs. Shipley's Round Table
Talks"
On Friday evening Mrs. Shipley gave
an hours talk on THE Gospel OF Count
Leo Tolstoy," which was followed by a
stereopticon lecture. Through the Holy
Land with the camera, by the Kew.
Gerhart A. Wilson, d. D., pastor OF
Western Presbyterian Church OF Wash
ington.
Next week will be one of general
amusement.
The bus ride of THE Strollers," which
took place Tuesday, July Is, provided
great enjoyment for all who were In the
party The day was passed mostly in
rowing. The return trip was enjoyed
even more than was that of the morn
Ing; it was taken UP in singing all the
way along the road.
Those who made up the party were:
Misses Eva Peck, Grace Osborn. Grace
Welch. Mary Emmons. Edith Carter,
Maud Lindsay Bessie Foster, Meta Alt
schu. Mary E. Milburn, and Messrs. Ben
Jamin Meeks, Rodney McCathran Harry
Padgett, Edward Padgett. Arthur Boyee
Janvier Lindsay. Walter Foster, Joseph
w Milburn. and j. Rudisill Mllburn.
Mrs. J. E. Padgett and Mrs. Dana Hol-
land chaperoned the party.
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The National Service" which for half
a dozen. years was the most important OF
the various summer services held here.
but which was discontinued two years
ego, is TO be started again August 3. by
the Rev. 5. Edward Young, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, OF Pitts
burg.
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The latest innovation is a hurdy- -gurdy,
which is much enjoyed.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

The offertory of last Sunday at the
Episcopal Chapel, st. Paul's by the
Sea- was sung by Miss Ethel Arnold
Smith, of Washington.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

Miss Hattie NJ. Shacklette, of Washing
ton, who last season was settled in
Neptune Villa, has changed her head
quarters this year TO the ATLANTIC.
The Washington times., 1902-07-20

J. J. Darlington. OF Washington, has
been Willing away fortnight on the
Asbury Park boardwalk
Mrs. II. p. Howell, widow of .he late
Col. H. P. Howell. OF the United States
army. is a guest of the Adrian.
A Washington party at the big Ocean
consists of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Wolfe and ]. S. Wolfe.
The Washington colony at the Cole
man House includes D. c. Worth and L.
Harper.
Mr.. Franc and Miss Franc of Wash
ington. are at the Colonnade
The Waldorf is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Nordlinger. of Washington.
A leader of the smart set at the Co
lumbia is Miss Kate Carpenter, who ar
rived from Washington last Saturday 10
remain until the middle of August.
The Albemarle Washington contingent
was augmented this week by the arrival
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w Metzger
Mrs. C. II. Dandge, Miss Davis and
Mrs. J. Dariade, of Washington, are en-
joying life at Asbury Park. They are at
the Albemarle.
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The Hotel Brunswick this week regis
tered Mrs. f. NJ. Alexander and Miss Ida
L. Stevens. of Washington.
Edwin Seton and family, of Washing
ton, are guests OF the Hotel Columbia.
Hon. John L. Burnett, the Alabama
representative, is staying with C. W.
Perkins, of Washington, at his cottage
at 207 Seventh Avenue. Mrs. Burnett
and son accompany him.
Other members of.the Washington COL
ony tarrying with Mr.. Perkins are Dr..
and Mrs. c. B. Campbell and daughter,
Mrs. W. T. Melstead and son, Mrs. R. s.
Griffin, wife of Lieutenant Griffin, L. s.
N, and daughter; Mrs. S. B. Perkins.
Miss Metah Perkins and Mrs. John Z.
Meow and daughter.
Lieut.. G. A. Lung, L. s. N, arrived at
the Coleman House on Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
A STUDENT DROWNED.
Result of Feeling Between Freshmen and sophondpres.

Plattsburg, N. Y.. May 26.-The feeling which has existed between the freshmen and sophomore classes of the University of Vermont culminatcd here today in the drowning of Nelson F. Bond of Burling- ton. Vt. Treasurer of the freshman class.
 The freshmen had arranged to have their annual banquet at the Cumberland House and Bond. with four other of the freshmen came oyer on the morning boat from Burlington to make the final ar ranRements. Five sophomores sailed to Port Kent on the sloop Alert and took the train there for Piattsburg, arriving in the afternoon. The main body of freshmen, forty in number. arrived on the steamer Vermont at o'clock In the evening after hard fight on the Burl- ington dock.
 Bond left his companions at o'clock in the afternoon for a stroll and it Is al ieged, was set upon by two sophomores, presumably for the purpose of kidnapping him and keeping him from the banquets He lied before his pursuers until ne reached Wilcox's dock. an out of the way place on the north lake front The pur- suers claim he jumped into the lake m an effort to escape by swimming. They endeayored to rescue him by a boat oul could find no oars and he sank before they could reach him.