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TASHUA.

ITEMS FROM OUR sCR1BE's NOTE BOOK
 Mrs Winnie Bradley entertained Hiss Frances Silliman few days, last week.
 Mrs Florence Mallett and children were guests of her sister, Mrs Alice Wheeler of Easton, on Thanksgiving day.
 MT and Mrs Howard Peck were called to attend the funeral of Mrs Peck s mother in Bridgewater, last Sunday. F. Dwight s. Mallett has spent a few days at the home of his mother, Mrs George Mallett. William Lane passed Thanksgiving sat Homer Logan's. MT and Mrs Charles Gilbert were guests of her brother, Mayor Marcus Reynolds of Bridgeport, on Thanks giving day.
 Miss Mary Sterling has returned to Bridgeport, after visit of two weeks with her sister, Mrs Mallett.
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OBITUARY.
SAMUEL DAY SMITH.

Henry M. Smith of The Bee Pub
 fishing Co. and Reuben Hazen Smith
 his brother, the latter now for the present. with his mother, Mrs Sarah Hazen Smith, of Bridgeport, went to
 West Springfield, Mass, last week Friday, to attend the funeral of Sam uel Day Smith, who was brother of
 their father, Rev Henry Bagg Smith,
 and the last survivor of a family of six
 brothers and three sisters. The vet eran was in the Civil War in Sheri- dan's marches and countermarches
 In the Shenandoah valley, and death
 was due to pleurisy. He had been chairman of the local Grand Army
 Memorial day exercises for some years and F; K; Wilcox post, No. 1e, Of Springfield, assisted his pastor, Rev George w. Love, in the funeral serv- ices. The deceased was born in 1880 and May 15, 1885, married Mary Jane Taylor, who survives, with her i've children, all of whom were present for the last offices to the dead: Mrs Min nie Smith of Granby; Charles Lincoln Smith, 8 West Springfield plumber; Mrs Amanda Jackson of Somervflle, Mass; Mrs Grace Stevens of Spring. field, Mass, and Mrs Emma Shaffer Of Anderson, Ind. ..
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E. c. De Witt & Go. of Chicago, at whose laboratory Kodol is prepared, assure us that this remarkable digest ant and corrective for the stomach conforms fully to all provisions of the National! Pure Food and Drug Law. one, but if all the sufferers from indi- geStion and stomach troubles could know the virtues of Kodol 1t would be impossible for the manufacturers to keep up with the demand. Kodol is sold here by all druggists.
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Thanksgiving at the home of MT and Mrs Henry Sherman and helped Miss Alma Sherman celebrate her 12th birthday.
 Mrs c. 0. Sherman, Miss Florence M. Hayes and B. s. Staples, all of New Haven, were guests of MT and Mrs Ed son Hayes over Thanksgiving.
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Miss Ella Terrill left on the 10. 39 train north from Newtown, Monday, enroute to Redlands, Cal. Reuben B. Terrill, her brother, is now at Tulare,
 Cal, on a ranch, while Frederick Ter Till, an older brother, isa at Los An geles, Cal. The editor was gratified to learn of the improved health of his old-time friend, R. B. Terrill, who is
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meet in the parish house on Saturday afternoon. This is the annual meet ing, so please bring the mite boxes.
 Mrs Charles Bradley and Miss Susie Mitchell are visiting Mrs Beehler in BrOOkfield.
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Astoria, Long Island City, N. Y.,

December 3, 1906. Editor of THE NEwTowN BEE: I and my whole family have certainly enjoyed reading THE BEE. When it reaches us now there is scramble as to who shall get it first and then all crowd around to look it over and glean information from it's columns. As you say on your letter head, Ut is the best advertising medium in Western Con necticut," I certainly think you tell the truth. It is certainly the most newsy and interesting country paper I have had the pleasure of reading, and it's editorials have pleased me by their frankness and honesty. I enclose check for $1.25 for years subscription and hope to continue to read it's col umns for many years to come.
 Sincerely yours,
 Henry 0. Johnson.
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It is a mistake to use violent ca thartic to open the bowels. A gentle
 movement will accomplish the same
 results without causing distress or se-
 rfOuS consequences later. De Witt,s
 Little Early Risers are recommended Sold by all druggists. *r
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GRANGE NOTES.

Easton Grange held a turkey supper, Tuesday evening, at their hail. About 70 patrons gathered around the festive board and enjoyed the good things provided. The business meeting fol- lowed the supper and after the pro- gram dancing was enjoyed. The next
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY
 MIDDLEBURY.
ANNUAL GRANGE ELECTION.

ANNUAL GRANGE ELECTION,
 At the meeting of the Grange on Tuesday night, December II, it will be the annual election of officers. All the Patrons should be present.
 A. S. Judd spent Sunday in Morris at the home of. his uncle, William KirchberRer.
 Friends of the Rev Newton Wright from Pleasant Valley spent few days at the parsonage, the fore part of the week.
 Schools began the winter term on Monday, December 3.
 MT and Mrs A. J. Abbott spent Thanksgiving in South Britain with MT and Mrs William Mitchell.
 MT and Mrs Fl. B. Abbott entertain ed their children from Waterbury and Waterville on Thanksgiving day.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will hold a Christmas sale on Wednes- day evening, December 12.
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To have beautiful, perfect, pink,
 velvet-like lips, apply at bedtime a light coating of Dr Shops Green Salve. Then, next morning, notice carefully the effect. Dry, cracked, or cOlorless lips mean feverishness, and are as we'll i'll appearing. Dr Shoop s Green Salve is 8 soft, creamy, healing ointment. that will quickly correct free trial box at our store and be convinced. Large, Glass Jars, 25c. R. H. Beers & O., Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; P. J. Garvi n, Bethel; s. J. Parks, Trumbull
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8 MT and Mrs A. o. Nash entertained party of IA relatives on Thanksgiv- ing day. Four generations were pres ent. Guests were present from Dan. bury, Bridgeport, Hawleyville and NeWtoWn.
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Reasonable millinery goods and un- paralleled bargains is what B. H. Dill lon & Co.,, the leading milliners of llo5 Main street, Bridgeport, are ad- vertising this week. Look up the adv.
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Rev and Mrs o. w. Barker, Dea H. M. Smith and Carlton Smith attended service in the Congregational church att Brook6eld, Sunday, and heard an eloquent sermon by Rev MT Burton,
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finding health and comic Tt in an out door life on a ranch.
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.

For 20 years w. L. Rawls of Bells
 Tenn., fought nasal catarrh. He
 writes: s'The swelling and soreness in. side my nose was fearful, till I began applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore surface: this caused the soreness
 and swelling to disappear, never to return" Best salve in existence. 26c at R. H.. Beers & Co.,, New town; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook, E. J. Garvin, Bethel; w. N. Noble,
 New Milford; E. J. Buckingham, Hunt
 tngtOn; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station,
 c. W. .Hurlburt & Co.,. Roxbury; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; Connery shesmsn eotgSson Eonan soule' % Ga1iords. GHaT1eX
 vile; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Edwin Fl. ,Beardsley, New Preston;
 George E. Frink, Falls Village; E. S.
 Fairchild & Son, Nichols, drug QiStS
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Miss Mary Bacon.returned, Saturday,
 after brief visit with friends in New
 Britain.
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SIX inches of frost was encountered by the men of Contractor Beckwtth's s gang as they began to wield the pick and shovel, Wednesday morning. If the weather holds fair the pipe line will be completed as far as the resi- dence of Selectman Hermon H. Peck by Saturday night.
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MT and Mrs F. Fl. Mitchell passed
 Thanksgiving day with their daugh-
 ter, Mrs George Camp, in Waterbury. Owing to smaShup on the Highland division their visit in Waterbury was greatly abridged,
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D. N. Clark, the hardware man of Shelton, has big line of useful pres entS for Christmas. Call at his store before making your purchases.
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MT and Mrs Andrew Elliott of Dan. bury were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs John l.. Hughes in Taunton.
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 William P. Tomlin and Miss Kate Tomlin returned on Monday evening; from five days visit with friends if1 New Britain.
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Frank D. Bates and family of Dan. bury spent Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs Charles l.. Briscoe in Taunton.
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EASTON.

THANKSGIVING DAY REUNIONS.
 Among the Thanksgiving guests en- tertained in the Center were MT and Mrs z. c. Beard and sons of Shelton at
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The thermometer registered at zero atsthe residence of William H. Prin-
 dle, Tuesday morning. i,
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B. L. Pierce of Hawleyville spent Thanksgiving at South Britain with his parents, MT and Mrs Charles B. Pierce.
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T. W. Turney's; Merritt Ward of Hartford at w. H. Wards; William
 Busser and a party of friends at Paul Svihra's; Mrs Silliman land Messrs H. W. and c. F. Silliman of Bridgeport
 at F. E. Silliman'S.
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Dr c. R. Blackman of New Milford
 paid visit, Thursday, to MT and Mrs $. A. Blackman.
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STEPNET.

MT and Mrs Levi Edwards of Easton
 and Mir and Mrs A. w. Banks of Bridgeport spent very pleasant
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Twelve Pages.
HOME NEWS. GRANGE BULLETIN. OFFICERS ELECTED.

At harmonious and largely attend ed meeting of Pootatuck Grange, Tues day night, these officers were elected
 Master, John J. Northrop.
 Overseer, Wallace Mitchell.
 Lecturer, Allison P. Smith.
 Steward, E. B. Camp.
 Assistant Steward, James B. Mich. o,s.
 Chaplain, Henry M. Smith.
 Treasurer, Frances Schermerhorp.
 Secretary, Hattie M. Northrop.
 Ceres, Mrs Fl. M. Smith.
 Pomona, Mrs Y. Fl. Mitchell.
 Flora, Edith GanOng.,
 |. A. S., Fannie M. Andrews.
 c. K., Birdsey Parsons.
 Member of the Executive Committee for three years, Charles 0. Peck.
 It was voted to hold meetings in 1907 twice each month, with refresh ments the first meeting of each month. At the close of the meeting refresh ments were served. Visitors present included Miss Wales of Monroe and Miss Beattie, teacher of the Palestine school. The installation of officers will take place at the meeting in Jan uary.
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The Bridgeport Trust
 Company,

Capital, surplus and undi-
 vided profits, e3o0,ooo.oo Receives Deposits subjscs tocAecA, allowhg interest on accounts AVoeoG1n9 - 6olAD0A. Rents Safe Deposit Boxe6 Acts a Executor, Administrator. TfuDeoo. or In any EtduciAFy Capacity. F. ". HARSH, Prestdeat.
 ORANGE NERWIN, VIco Pfooek
 E0RERT AR4H, oocxoHAxy.
 F. Fl. HUDSON, Tfoa0uxoe.
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Ne:WtoWn Savings
 Bank.
 t1HooRFoRAT1D 1s6k.l Deposits Oct. l, 1908, $So5.64I.44 Surplus, 100000 Assets at par value, o4z,677.Sl Assets at market value, o6s.6s4.SIi Deposits of one dollar to ono thousand dol. lars received from any one person in one year. Presldent: DAVID C. PECK. Treasurer: ARTHUR T.NRTTLBTON.
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The 1iddlesex Banking Co.

Organised in lS3k. Nov ia f1D 1otA yoae of businea. being on tho saAs plAne = 0Av1np Banks and under the supsey1a1oa ol Hho ooaAo Bank ExAmineEA Stats TFuse H1nds slnoo tho Statute of 1eoo.
 sper cent Debenturos of Sloo. eoA QA oooo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07

Among the numerous picnics which
we're gives an the Fourth of July,
none were more enjoyable than that
held at Orange Spung., near Haw.
lhOrn.
Orange Springs IL favored By most
desirable and romantic location The
syringe, which are noted for their Gu.
rstivs powers, are sarTpaDdsd By state.
y oaks, m,gpol'As other shade
trees, making most hghtiul spot
TOE q picnlc,
Upon this OCCASION , re- va. q large
attendance from many sections % DO h
Alschua and Pd,uAm counties. ~ the
resort 10 near the county lines. A big
dinner vac served, aud che day vas
passed Ia athletic games, dancing aud
bathing. IL Was al occasion long tn
be remembered By those present.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
FALL OF
UNIVERSITY ROOFER
Lost His Footing and Fell a Dis
lance Of Nearly Fifty Feet.

Physicians Were Summoned and Man
Removed to Odd Fellows sanltar-
Iu", Where Il Was Discovered That
Injuries Were No, Serious.
Claude seroggins, roofer employed
at the University buildinss, was the
victim Of en- experience and an acct
dent Friday morning which. only By .
miracle, saved HE life. He was 90
near the door OF serious danger that u
he had had the time to lend IN ear he
could have heard the hinges creak.
Scroggins is member Of the roofing
gang, who are now engaged In placing
the tiling on the roof OF one OF the big
-three.storY dormitoFies. In some
manner he lost HE footing and slid
over the caves to the ground, Q dis
lance Of between forty and forty-tive
feet. ThiS accident occurred In the
presence OF a number OF companions
who we're engaged with him on the fob,
bat who were aWe.strlcken. and were
powerless TO assist him.
Scroggins fortunately fell clear,
striking the ground In q position Of
about forty.tive degrees. which Was
the only thing that saved HE life. ne
his neck would certainly have been
broken had he struck the ground head
fret. His friend rushed Immediately
to his assistance, and found him laying
upon the ground 10 an unconscious
condition. Superintendent Richard
con at once summoned DR.. ]. r. Me-
Kinstry, who had the unfortunate
man removed to the Old Fellows
SanitArium, Here, assisted by Dr.. J.
Harrison Hodge,, was administered
che necessary attention
The fall resulted In internal In uries.
causing hemorrhags OF the nose aud
ears, bat q close examination by the
physicians developed the fact that the
injuries, while they will prove painful,
ere not necessarily OF = serious nature.
After reRaining consciousness scrog-
sins bore up we'll, actually joking to
I! oSe about him. He will be incapaci-
tStsd for several days. bot no ssrious
results are anticipated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

II, l. Montgomery and J, II Alison
OF Micanopy we're visitors to thi. city
YESTERDAY,
Mrs. Chas. x. Carter ~ s.. Peters
burg retained to her home yesterday,
after brief but pleasant Welt to her
sister, Mrs, ] Fletcher Hin, In this
city
Miss Kate Tomkes, who has been
engaged in teaching IN the Sanford
High School, Sanford, has returned to
her home here, She expects to return
to Sanford ct the opening OF the fail
term OF school In September.
W. B. Holder, formerly a merchant
OF this city, but now residing at Git.
ronelle, whele he is associated With
HE brother. James Holder, in the
manufacture OF naval stores, parsed
through town yesterday en- route home
from worthinRton Springs, where he
has been recupsTAting,
Among the visitors TO The Sun office
yesterday was A, G, R"ynolds. division
SUI erinlendent OF the Wrought Iron
Range Company, 81 Louis, who 10
making Gainesville his headquarters
Tor this territory. Mr. Reynolds. who
has the management of what /. termed
a "bock" OF eight men, 10 working the
Territory throughout AlAchuA and
other counties He made an Advertis
ing contract with The Sun, and will
tell our readers 4 few ~ the advAn.
tages 81 the Home Comfort range.
The company he 10 representing ia one
OF the oldest la the country, and the
largest in the world having = daily
capacity Of I've hundred ranges. Their
ranger have been awarded a number
OF banners and gold aud silver medal.
principal among Whc was the grand
prize banner al the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, being the only grand
prize awarded to range manufacturers.
Mr.. Reynolds IL possessed OF = most
nature, aud his call was
from q social ~ well g. a
business standpoint
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
MsLRosG MENTOR.

The Glorious Fourth Properly CsIs-
brated--Loeai Mention.
Melrose, July e.-.Melross did her.
h,lt proud yesterday with Ice celebFa.
zion OF the national holiday. Bright
aud early the citizens began to deco
rate their homes aud stores with hags
and during the dag most Of the people
wore small iaES In their hAts or bat.
tonhole'. The place chosen By che
committee FOE the exercises vas "a ex.
eellent one and was located among the
shade trees east OF BAldwin's store,
and a prettily decorated stage fer she
organ and speakers had been prepared.
The large sudIenee wac called 20 or
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
THIS WAS "somG CORN"
o. a. Aibsighs Demonstrates what Ne
Knows About Agvieusturs.

o. a. Albright Demonstrates what Ne
Knows About Agriculture.
n. hsilIsk Of Tsrrs Alta. W. Va,
Q sca.is-las Of ID, A. Aibnahs Of THE
siiy. has returned TO HE hone. after .
visit Of eoapls Of weeks here.
Nc. Albsiehs 10 also Q West vlesls.
isn, coming from TsrFe Alta. whss
he len he ssslve hone about three
yssrs sss 10 come 20 Flssids wlsh shs
inssusisn Of starting farm. he fviepds
laughed a he folly" telling hlm
thss he sosid noe raise Q s,sIk Of com
~ this stsss $40 fret high bas ~.
Albnzhs uss ses diseosrasss. esd
cane here. psFehssisg Q small farm
fsst bsyes4 shs iimiss az the sstg. Ia
ne suisivstisn u witch Ne hes hssn
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07

der bJ Mayor II. Won No,IkI and the
fine program prepared for the dag was
much enjoyed, Where all are good IL
IL hard TO mention individuals. aud
thus was the case on this occasion.
The speakers were Rev. W. A. IN.
liam, W. 4 Baker, @. W. Bsldwin,
Rev. Moseley. Rev. Sistrunk and Mr..
Patterson. while rpcitations were
given by the Misses Eva Priest, X
Misell, NJ. Mcmillan. T Yearwood and
Celia Baldwin. Several patriotic sonRS
were rendered by q fne quartet, the
organist being Miss p. Gnmes A
most pleasing sight was the weaving
OF the Flag" executed by twelve pref.
~ little girls, |, vac very well done
and deserves great credit. During the
interval OF the services, one OF the
most bountiiul dinners ever served IN
Melrose was enjoyed by alt, Ice cold
lemonade was served free to ell corners
during the day,
Among the incidents not on the pro.
gram was one OF much interest To the
farmers present, Some months ago
Mr. @. p. Huffman received from
France q few melon seeds. which he
planted, aud yesterday NOT only showed
the audience three fine samples, but
allowed them ataste around and prom.
ised 90 distribute seeds later TO oil sp-
plieants.
About two hundred people from iaS
and near were present. aud all we're
unanimous in saying how much they
had enjoyed the day, The weather
clerk was certainly good TO Melrose, ~
the daily showet didn't arrive until
late in the afternoon.
About sp IN. very fine display OF
fireworks vas set OF, followed by q
dance at the Huffman House.
The thanks OF all are due TO- the
OF the varioas committees,
who worked 70 make this celebration a
success, and they mus, feel rewarded
by knowing that they accomplished
their object.
Personals.
Mrs. Z NJ. KIHg left today By tbs
Mallory Slesmship Line for her annual
vIslt North.
Me- A. l.. McRas and daughter Flo.
-, from Evlasson, ere Wasting Ne. aqf
Me-. A. A. MeRss. They brought with
ihsm . So-poaud wstsFmelon. which
vas much appreciated By ell who we're
'ostunsts 20 BE- on hand when u was
ms.
v, n. Satton rare pleasant birth.
lay party on Mopday svsnlsa 20 swss.
gsfcus Of HE fsissds. Delicious lee
IRAN sad . variety Of cakes wsw
'srvsd during shs sweating.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-12-08
Mr.. Henpeck.

Do YOU believe In divorceY"
No, indeed
Why note"
MY wife won't let me t-Houston
Post.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

EBBITT- Elias Brown, Joliet. III. James T. John
son, IT.. Waltham. Mass; W ". Irwin, Canton.
Ohio +. L. Sanders u. s y
ARLINGTON-E r. Balsgnos and wife, Brooklyn;
Philip Bucheu Portland Oreg. NJ. r. Brown. st
Paul " II. Hoogs. New York; Bishop Msckay-
Smith and wife, Pennsylvania Miss Maekay- Smith,
Pennsylvania.
REGENT-C. 3. Gam. Maryland: George C.
Leonard and WIFE New York; T. H. AlcCurdy, New
York.
SHOREHAM-Archibald B. Blackshear, Augusta,
Ga; W. II. Garter. L. 5. A.
RALEIGH-R. G. Adams Boston; Jerome ].
AuIl Cincinnati; c Il. Babcock and wife, Rcches-
ter; J. NJ. BeIlepop New York; Percy Chauchile
and wife. London; W. Hume Cogan Louisville
Charles c. Ford. Baltimore; J. H. C. Hadley,
Worcester; T. {, Hauley, Chicago; George T. Hunt
indianapolis Miss johnson, Forest Glen George
G. McCallen. Philadelphia; J. Judd Mason New
York; Ray AiulebaueT, London; Robert Oliver L. 5.
A., West Point; Leon RenneT. London; H. l..
Sarpy and wife, New Orleans; Jordan :. Thomas
North Carolina; u. A Tompkins Charlotte b. 3.
Wygaut, Z. 5. n.
GoRDoN-M. Murgay, Mexico; F. W. Osborn,
Brooklyn.
COCHRAN-NIrs. H. Banks, New York: John II.
Wcldershcim. Philadelphia.
RICHMOND-C. j. Alexander and wife. Indian
apols;>K- Ito, japan
METROPOLITAN-C J. Donahue. Virginia 5.
b. Harry. Hawaii II. H0mstoTn, Dayton; f. f.
lie Roy, New York; 4. r. Loving, Richmond; J.
N. Stanley and wife, Pittsburg.