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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
POSSIBLY POLITICAL
Murder of the Armenian Priest at
New York Still Much
of Mystery.
WAS A POLITICIAN AND PRIEST
Connected with Revolutionary Doings
Another Armenian Receives
an Internal Machine, but
Is Unhurte

New York, May 29.-Notwithstand-
ing that the motive for the murder OF
Father Kasper Varlorian, the Armen-
ian priest whose body was found on
Sunday damned into a trunk in West
Thirty street house, is not yet
clear. some facts have been learned
which may dispel all doubts as to why
the priest was slain. Father Kasper,
according to some witnesses who have
been found, was politician as well as
a clergyman, and was identified with
an Armenian secret revolutionary so
ciety in this city.
Split Engenders Bad Blood.
1t appears further that recently the
revolutionaries in the local Armenian
colony split and that much bad blood
was engineered by the division. Failure
of the police TO arrest the murderers
may result in the organization of
groups of the better class of Armen-
ians in different cities to prosecute the
search for them.
About an Armenian Society.
Vahram Serpossian, an Armenian
restaurant proprietor at No. 1871 East
Twenty-sixth street, who knew Father
Kasper well and is an educated man
and versed in several Oriental Ian
guages, hints that the affairs of the
New York branch of the ''Honchekis'
| society may bear some relation TO the
i murder of Father Kasper This so
! ciety has for its object the liberation
Of Armenia and other Christian coun-
tries in the near east from Turkish
rule. The New York branch of lAe
society WAS formed some time ago.
| Serpossian says, and its members
worked tremendously until about two
months ago, when a serious schism oc-
Cured. What caused the quarrel Ser
poSsian will not explain, but he admits
that feeling still runs high between
the two factions, and great bitterness
is rife. Father Kasper was one of tho
society.
Here's Another Armenian Trouble.
detectives are trying to obtain {
clue to the sender Of a dangerous in
fernal machine which was received by
DIR. NJ. G. Dadirrian, local physician
When the machine was opened at pc
lice headquarters it was found to con
tain three shells loaded with shot ar
ranged to explode when the lid of tn
box was lifted. On the inside of tn
box was drawn a crude skull an,
cross bones with the following scrawl
I'VE hope this will kill you. If
Hand"
He Acquits His Compatriots.
DR.. Dadirrian is an Armenian an
physician of standing. For som
time past he has received ''Blac
Hand" letters in which demands fc
$4,000 were made. The police ha
been notified of the threats, and til
| nj hoe IN b;c 1r,,a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
BARRETT AND HENEY CLASH
Judge Also Does Some Clashing and
Peace Is Restored.

Did you make any effort. Mr..
Blanchard. to lay this matter before
the grand jury and have Maesuetti
punished for his crime?" pursued DE
ney.
Attorney Barrett sprang TO his feet
eve object to that question: he cried.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-29
VIII Move to Avoid Labor Trouble

New York, May 29.-The Erie Rail-
road company announces that owing
to the present labor troubles at Gallon,
o., the company has determined to re
move its machine and repair shops
from Gallon to Marion.
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Snow FaIIs I'm Texas.

Waxahachie, Tex. May %. - Snow
fell near Midlothian yesterday. 1t aft.
erwardS turned into cold rain.
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Here's Another Armenian Trouble
He Acquits His Compatriots.

a physician of standing. For some
time past he has received "Black
Hand letters in which demands for
$4,000 were made. The police had
been notified of the threats, and the
physician has remained on his guard.
A suggestion that attempted assassna-
ton was a development of the politi-
cal squabbles of local Armenians was
not entertained by the intended vic
tim.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
ORWELL.

The strawberry festival Friday even
ing at the ladies' rooms had fair at
tendence. &C. l.. Hammond has returned
from his western trip.-Mrs. William De-
witt died Wednesday, June 49, as tho
result OF bad fall, in her S6th year. The
funeral was held at the Catholic Church
Friday at 10 a. m.--Mss Flora Griswold
is passing her vacation at c. L. Stays
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lavery Monday.-Miss Della #.
Hammond OF New York city Is at Eagle
1nn.--Frlends of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Colburn gave them a surprise June IL.
being Mrs Colburn's birthday.-Eigh-
teen Woodmen went to Montpelier Sat
day.--The Rev w. w. Smith Of Middle
bury preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday.-Schools closed last
week save the high schol which has two
weeks more.-Miss Ruth Wilcox has re-
turned with a friend 20 pnss h,r vacs-
ton with her mother, Mrs. J. 8. Wilcox.
Eva Martin Of Proctor is in town for a
few days.-Miss Maud Meacham was at
home from Brandon over Sunday.--The
showers SO much needed come last week
and all things are on the Jump as never
before. 1t would seem the growth of the
past few days could not be exceeded.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
STARKSBORO.

Mary and Henry Hanson of Thomp-
son, Conn, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Harriet Clifford.-Grecn
Mountain Cold Spring Creamery paid
s12O hundred for four per cent. milk
for the month Of May.-Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Bushoy are parents OF an infant
son.-The Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Hill
passed Thursday and Friday in town.
Mrs. Rufus Harris and children arc
stopping with her father, Henry Hol-
comb.-Samuel Hill of Lincoln visited
his brother, Richard Hill. Tuesday
Childrens day will be observed Sun
day in tho F. w, B. Church.-During a
severe electric storm, the house of Ray
Stokes was struck by lightning and
some of the inmates We're badly injur-
ed-Blanche Maxfeld and Lottie Var
ney are at home from burlington high
school for the summer vaCation.-Mrs.
r. f. Brown is at home from Middle
bury-Mr. and Mrs. c. w Hill are Wis
ting in Lincoln and Bristol.--Frauk
Hill came in from a days fishing Tues
day with six and one-half pounds of
trout
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visiting in Norwich.-Lillian Van
Walter Kennedy left Monday for Old
Orchard Beach, where they have posi-
lions at one Of the hotels for the sum
mcr.--Miss Eva stone OF Andover,
Mass, arrived Sunday morning and will
pass the summer with her sister, Mrs
Leon Prior.-Frank Gauvin who Is at
tending college in Montreal, Is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gauvin, for the summcr.-Miss
Alice Ryan has finished work for MIS-
Annie O'Brien at her millinery parlors
and returned to her home in Burling-
ton.
A dance will be given In Bellevue hall
Friday evening under the auspices of
Friendship Chapter of Eastern stars.
Music will be furnished by Whittier's or
chestra of Montpelier John O'Byrne,
who has been the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick O'Byrne, for the
past two weeks, returned to New YORK
Wednesday morning.-Mrs. n. c. Kenyon
and Mrs G. w. Howe entertained the
Louise NJ Smiley Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters at the vestry Of the Universalist
Church yesterday afternoon Mrs. George
Rhoads and son of Springfield, Mass.
have arrived and will pass the summer at
the home of NJ and Mrs. L. A. RhOades.
Miss Alma Kilpeck died yesterday morn
ing after a long Illness of consumption.
The funeral arrangements will be given
later.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
SHOREHAM,

Miss Nellie Patnode wishes to extend
her sincere thanks to all who so kindly
assisted her in securing the trip to
jamestown In the Free Press voting con-
test.-Mrs. Ann Martin OF Vergennes is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Towner.
Mr. and Mrs. G. n. North passed sew
eral days in Rutland last week-About
twenty ladies attended the missionary
meeting at Mrs. George Waite's Thurs
dav.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aunchman
have a baby daughter.-Sidney Fletcher
and his sister arc on a carriage ride to
northern New York
The chil1rens day exercises we're very
interesting, the music and church decor
ations adding much to the occa SION
Mrs. Allison Forbes and daughter. Laura,
of Amherst. Mass, are guests Of her
mother. Mrs. Sallie Smith.--Mrs. w. n.
Plat has as guests for the summer Mrs.
Russell Plat and children Of Evanston.
Ill.-Dr. and Mrs. Howard are entertain
ing his sister, Mrs. Chapnlan.-M Lot
tie Hull has returned to town for the
summer.-The Rev. l.. A. Nez'na of Yer
gennes passed Sunday In town.-Mss Fs-
tella Cook. a student at Middlehury Col
lege, has returned home for the summer
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WEsTFORD.

S. c. Bates has gone West on a
business trip. He will pass some time
in Chicago and will also go to North
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed Friday and a
report of Stone school is given below.
Those present every day We're Reid
orion, Maude Wilcox, Florence Bark
youmb, Florence Huntley, Lillian and
Ethel Gabaree and Frank Perry. The
children have seen So different kinds
of birds. Those who have seen the
largest number are: Iazen Wilcox" -;
Maude Wilcox, 81; Florence Bark
youmb, 55 Ruth Barkyoumb SO;
Frank Perry, 81, and Reid orion, "a
Children's day will be observed in the
Baptist Church June %.
Ralph Perry. who has been teaching in
Burr and Burton Seminary for the past
year, is passing a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Perry.
Clarence Corey who fell ana hurt him
self seriously in Barton, came home last
week-The marriage of Miss Edith Han
and Elmer T. Jackson took place
Wednesday at the home of tho bride :
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Hall.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A series of meetings are now IN
progress at the Baptist Church. con.
Quoted by the Rev. n. Thomas Hafer,
State evangelist. Meetings will be
held every evening this week. Mr..
Hafer preached at the Baptist Church
Sunday morning-A. r. White, pro-
prietor of Mountview creamery had 4
narrow escape from serious injury
last week. While on his way to Shell
burne station with load of - cans
of cream, one OF the wheels came off
throwing him and the load to the
ground and badly injuring one foot
and ankle The horses ran a short
distance and becoming entangled in a
tree were caught uninjured. The
cream in two cans was spilled and
lost.-Trarry Smith has a position a.
clerk in Stanton Williams store al
Charlotte villase.-B. f. Beers "
building an addition to his COW barn
Miss Irene Powell and Miss Christina
Voght are at home from burlington
high school-Miss stella Foote is al
home from Cornwall where she has
been teaching Miss Jennie Willourh.
by Of the Clark school Northampton
Mass, is at home for the summer va.
cation.-Mr and Mrs. r. C. Beers and
Miss Alice Beers passed a few days last
week at their cottage at Thompson,
point-The pupils of the village
school, taught by Miss Cora Clark. en-
joyed a picnic at Hineshrugh pond
Saturday.-Mrs. Walter Foss has re.
turned to Campton, y. II. after two
months with relatives here-Moses
Blow, first pilot on the steamer Cha.
teaugay. left last week Wednesday tc
begin his duties for the season. Mrs
r. MacDougall has gone as cook on
the Chateaugay, and Ray Fonda, who
has position on the same steamer
has also gone to take up his work foi
tho summer.
| The Y W. G. r. L. meeting for june
was held with Miss Alice Beers Saturday
evening. q large number being present
| Ice cream and cake were served-Rov
| Tagsart Of New York is the guest of hi.
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Taggart. for
a two weeks vacation.--The marriage OF
| Howard s. Noshurgh of Shelburne and
Miss Ella F. Smith of this place took
place at the Methodist parsonage We'd
| nesday, June 10. the Rev. G.. Watson per-
forming the ceremony.-Miss A. L. Doug
lass of Saratoga. n. Y. Is the guest Of
Miss Genevieve Horsford.-The straw.
berry and ice cream, sociable at the Bap.
fist parsonage last Tuesday evening net.
| ted the society over Sl2.-Mcs. Lee Van.
dcrhoof Of NerCennes Is the guest OF Mrs
Lydia Allis.-Miss Lena Ellison of Ran
dolph, is visiting her father, F. A. Eli
son.-Mr. and Mrs \. r. Read Of Troy
n Y. arrived at the Read homestead Sat
Ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev ]. G. Smart, pastor Of the
College Street Church, burlington, Will
preach the sermon at the special an
niversary services to be held at tho
church Sunday evening, June 80. The
services OF the day will be commemor-
alive or the founding Of the church
over one hundred years ago.-The Wo-
mans Home Missionary society will
hold It's regular monthly meeting at
the home OF Mrs b. @. Brown. Re-
ports OF the State meeting recently
held at Bellows Falls will be given bv
the delegates, Mrs II. u. Hopkins ana
Mrs. +. A. Fuller.-The society Of tho
congregational Church at Jericho. has
been invited to attend this rneetinr.-
@. c. Bicknell has received notice of
an increase Of pension.-Mrs. Alice
Hall, wife OF IT. p Hal, was taken
suddenly Ill one day last week She
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. Wednesday morning. where an op-
Grafton for an abdominal trouble wIs
performed the next day. 1t was sue
cessful and Mrs. Hall is doing as we'll
as can be expected.
The pupils OF the primary school here
not having n mark for the spring term
were Gretchen Allen, Estelle Moulton,
| Gladys Nealy, Irene Pratt, Arthur Pratt
and Howard Walston.
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UNDERHILL.

The pupils of the intermediate depart
ment of the Underhil graded school We're
given treat, consisting OF ice cream and
cake Thursday afternoon by their teach
err Mrs. Ada BoyCe. The pupils at its
close presented their teacher with a
beautiful silver berry ladle in apprecia-
ton of her earnest efforts during the
p st term.
Orson Mettalf, who owns Il farm in the
English settlement. met with a severe
loss Monday when all his barns and con-
tents were burned to the ground. II was
with great difficulty that the house was
saved Bucl II. Day was thrown from
his horse last week. resulting in a badly
spraincd ankle and other bruises.-Miss
Iris Edwards of Burlington visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Edwards,
over Sunday-Miss Helen MaCGibbon
has gone to St. Armand, 2. O., for a
few days visit.-John Wimble and
family have moved INTO the tenement on
the raceway recently purchased by A.
w E,dwardS
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RIPTON

The subject for the morning service at
the Methodist Church Sunday will be
Good News, for the evening service
THE Source OF Josephs Prosperity
Mrs Charles Beldon, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past few weeks. is able
to sit up,-'Ralph Belden. who was called
here by the serious illness OF his mother,
has returned to Vergennes.-Mr and Mrs.
John Ellis OF Salisbury visited their
daughter, Mrs. William Stowe, the first
of the week.-George Ladue met with a
serious accident Friday. His horse be-
came frightened at a derrick that was
being used to hoist stones for the new
bridge and became unmanageable, throw
ing him out and injuring him severely.
The horse, which ran to East Mddlebury
before being captured, was somewhat
bruised. William Downer and family from
California are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Eliza MacQuivey. Mr. Downer has not
been here for many years.-The funeral Of
Myron Hamilton was held at his late
home Friday at 10 a. m. the Rev Mr..
Richardson offlclatng.-Mr, and Mrs. Ira
Dow Of Weybridge were in town over
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. A. F. Farnsworth received n tele-
gram Friday announcing the death of her
brother f. w. Ayers of Aberdeen, S. D.,
caused from an operation for appendicitis.
He moved his family there about two
years ago. He leaves a wife. one son and
four daughters. The funeral of Mrs.
George Door was held Monday at p. nj.
at the ConGrega tonal Church. The Essex
Center Grange had Charge.-1 Davano of
Stowe is visiting at John Drinkwine s.
LENA Sweet Of New York is at home,
called here by the sudden Illness of his
brother, Fred. who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital and is getting along nicely At
this writing The school closed here at
the Center Saturday with a picnic, Miss
Anterior and Farrand as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow of EllenburS
Depot, n Y, are visiting DR.. Ladd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
ESSEX JUNCTION.

William r. johnson & Co, propretors
of the Lake Champaign creamery, paid
Sl05 for standard milk and Sl,01 for
cream for the month of May.
The death of Mrs Harriet c. Bates oc-
CURED at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
George ~ Cove, shortly after two
o'clock Tuesday mornign after an i'll
ness Of two weeks. Mrs Bates was born
in Bristol May IS 1895, the daughter of
Calvin and Clarissa Eastman. She was
the fifth IN a family of nine children
of whom the youngest, A. ]. Eastman of
Bristol. is the only one now living. Mrs.
Bates was the widow of Harley r. Bates
to whom she was married in 1915 and who
died IN October, 1856. They resided in
bristol and Waterbury the greater part
of their lives. Three children were born
to them, Mrs. Ellen Huntington, who died
about two years ago, Cortcs. who died
in 1898, and Mrs George Cove Of this
village with whom Mrs. Bates has resided
since the death of her other daughter.
She is also survived by two grandchildren,
Mrs, Hatch OF Waterbury ard +. w.
Cove of this place. In early life Mrs.
| Bates united with the Baptist Church
and her life had ever been that of
consistent Christian. a prayer service Will
| be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Cove Thursday morning at seven o'clock
| and the remains will be taken to Bristol
on the eight o'clock train where the fun
eral will be held in the Baptist Church
upon the arrival of the funeral I>rty
| She will be laid to rest beside her hus-
| band The Rev. Silas Perry of Richford
| will ofIiciate a the funeral services
| Almon Thompson was seriously injured
Tuesday morning while returning from
| the creamery The horse became
frightened at an automobile and ran,
throwing him violently to the ground
striking on his head. Almon is the eldest
son of Mrs. Edward Thompson
The voters of Essex Junction graded
school district met In the high schoo
building Tuesday evening and the follow
| ing officers were elected for the year en-
suing: Moderator, DR. David Marvin
clerk. Dan NJ Johnson collector OF taxes
James II. Douglas; treasurer. Wallace c
| stevens; auditors. O. s. Nichols, Aller
Martin, Frank w Booth; prudential com
mittee to serve three years, Homer ID
| Drury. A tax of g. cents on the grand lis
was voted for necessary repairs ans
school expenses. The expenses for tn
past year were: For teachers salaries
$3.023.40; janitor, $50: repairs. $50; In
surance, sl9.92; books and stationary
si9s26; fuel, $233.56 supplies, sl%.o4; mis-
celaneous T036. Schools were main
taned in the primary and intermediat
departments "a weeks grammar depart
ment IS weeks, high school 81 weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
EAST MONKTON.

The school on Kaolin Hill closed Fri
Miss Hehan has given satisfaction as
teacher and it it hoped she will he retained
for another term. The pupils having the
highest mark of attendance was Ferd-
inand Blanchard. who was absent only one
half day during the term.--Mrs. Herman
Trumball and daughter of Burlington are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Bushey.-
Miss Grace Roscoe has gone to Florence
Mass, where she has a situation in the
silk factory. La wrence, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Green, fell from
the second story window Friday after
noon and was picked up uninjured The
neghbors think he is quite a remarka BILE
oungster-Casper Dean Is having 4
horse barn built by Wallace Roscoe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
MILTON.

Mrs william Odlin and daughter Irene
of Andover, Mass, are passing few days
with her mother, Mrs. 1rcno Clark. at
West Georgia-Miss Kate Ashley has
returned from a several days visit with
Mrs u. n. Parker in Richmond. Mrs.
Esther King died at her home In West
ford Saturday after a long illness. Her
funeral was held Mt St AIMS Church
Tuesday mornng.-Miss Marie Larafny
and Miss Lulu Perry went to Maquam
Monday, where they have positions for
the summer.-Mr. and Mrs D. d. Parker
and little daughter of Richmond were at
her mothers, Mrs. +. A. Rankin. Sun
day Little Alhertne remained with her
grandmother for a few days visit.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. y. Bradford visited in Under
hill over Sunday.-Odd Fellows memorial
day was observed by the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock, at the Congregational Church
with sermon by the Rev. NJ. H. Ryan,
| They marched to the cemetery where the
graves of II. o. Phelps and Fred Phelps
were decorated with flowers and flowers
were sent to the Milton Boro cemetery
to decorate graves.--O. w. Goodyear will
go this week to Springfield. Vt, for a
| short vacation.
| Miss Ellen Wagner. who has been
| teaching in Enosburgh, is passing her
vaca ton at her fathers .-Michacl Car
| roll Of Fort Edward, n. Y. is visiting
| in town.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Benway
of Berlin Falls. y. II, are at her fathers
| Isaac Bomba rd.--Lyman Powell is al
home from Hopedale. Mass.-Miss Anne
liza Keller. who has been caring for Mrs
James Kennedy, has gone to her home
| in Essex.-A good many people from this
! place attended tho play Monday evening
| and the graduating exercises Tuesday al
! the r. T.. A., Fairfax.-Miss Katherine
Barnum Of Richford is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. A. j. Barnum.-Miss Jen-
ME Bennett of burlington IS the guess
of Mrs f. ]. Northumberland Lovely
is in Northampton this week, as n dele
rMe from the local union to the conven
ton of p. 2. & S. NJ. A.-Henry Patter
| son is at home from Burlin gton.-Mr
and Mrs. George Harris Of Chateaueav
n j. are visiting in town.-The Rev. f
r. Herrack attended the commencement
exercises at Burlington Wednesday.
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ADDISON.

F. A. Gullry has recently sold his farm
to man from New York State who will
soon move here. Mr.. Gullry will move
to Alfred Gonyeas's house 70 rthe pre-
sent-Carlton Jones has secured employ
ment in a store in Salisbury and went
there Monday.-Dr. Sellingor of Nergennes
will preach at the Baptist Church Sun
day in exchange with the Rev. n. H..
White There We're baptismal services
at the church Sunday evening. About 20
have recently united with the church,
DR.. Fred Hayward of Rochester. n. Y.
is the guest Of relatives.-Childrens' day
passed off very pleasantly June %
Gro-.,r Lincoln is visiting Mrs Howard
White.-The Ladies' Aid will be held
with Mrs Philo Elmer July 3.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH

DR.. Edward Lane Of Burlington has
rented the house formerly occupied by
the Cove family and expects to move in
before very long.-Fred Devoid was in
town recently and passed few days
with his son Richard.-M and Mrs. Ell
mer Preston went to Barre TO attend the
graduating exercises OF Goddard Semin-
airy. Rollie Preston. brother, being a
Eradua to.-Mrs. Mary Daniels has re-
turned from WATERFOWL, y. Wv. J.
Hammond has gone to Middlehury after
visiting at the Martin House--Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Martin have gone to Long
point to pass a few days with Miss Crow
ley and the Misses Kingsland, who are
in camp.