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ton Harwood Descendant
Miss Mabel Moore, Edward Jen-
ney, Miss Hart Shields, Mrs. Merrill
Hitchcock, Ralph White, Eleanor Get
zen Danner, Robert Hart, Benjamin
Thrasher, Wills T. White, Miss Ruth
Hicks, Edmund Howe.
Wedding Of Joseph Rudd and Sarah
Storey
Joseph Maurice Rndd, (des.)
Sarah Storey Mrs. Maurice Rudd
Parson Dewey-Dr Rollin d. Jenney
Cast same as First Settlers
Samuel Robinson in England 1867
Polly. the Barmaid-
Miss Eugene McCandliss
Court Jester Samuel W. Eager
Samuel Robinson
Samuel l.. Robinson
Companion George b. yelling
English Merrymakers-Mis Flora
Burgess, Miss Catherine Burt, Miss
Margaret Pilling, Miss Florence Ly-
ons, Mrs. Harry Moses, Miss Hilda
POLAND, Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss
Jane Burgess, Miss Mildred Haynes,
l.. Ball Lyons, Edward Emmonds,
Clarence Sweet, Charles Frazier,
George lockwood, Chester Houston,
George Mathers, Harry Moses, Guy
Harmon, Edward Hart, James
Chamberlain, Eugene Burt, George
Mathers, William Hurley, Haviland
Sibey.
Ethan Aliens Green Mountain Boys
Ethan Allen Judge Il. H. Holden
Seth Warner II. Harry Sharpe
James Breckenridge-E. d. Bennett
Robert Cochrane-George ID yelling
Peleg Sunderland
George Worthington
Sylvanus Brown VIM H Myers
James Smith VIM. +. HOLSTER
Elijah Dewey VIM. ]. Lundergan
Gideon Warner Frank Il. Vail
Stephen Fay Lester M. Vail
Aaron Hubbell- Wills T. White
Samuel Atwood Luther X. Graves
Dutchman- Edward Shanahan
Battle Of Bennington
General Stark III. T. Cushman
Steh Waner- II. Harry Sharpe
Colonel Stickney-Wm. j. Lundergan
Colonel Hubbard VIM, &c. Hollister
Colonel Nichols Geo. Worthington
Colonel Herrick- VIM. II. Myers
LieutCol Stafford NJ. S. Clark
Colonel Baum DR.. J. d. Lane
Staff-Dr. II. S. Braley, William l..
Gokay, Maurice Rudd, Luther r.
Graves, J. w. Martin, Wills r. White.
Soldiers-H. S. Moses, William F.
HOLSTER, Thomas A. Gibney, Joseph
Lumb, Clarence Potter, Charles Pow
.ers, George Robson, James Horn
idge, Edward Hornidge, Elmer Bar
rett, Morris Petersen, Benjamin La
Tour, NJ. L. Kelley, Raymond Ladd,
Fred Morse, Barton billiard, John
Cook, Henry w. Seymour, Fred Allen,
Dennis Dragon, Waldo White, Joseph
Kelley, ffer, James Lape, drummer,
Fred Surdam, Joseph Rogers, Fred
Peake, Elmer Shultz, George yelling,
William II. Myers, Thomas Brannigan
of Troy, Schuyler l.. Dean. William
Delorey IL. o. Ferguson, Thomas
Greene, William. Thorpe, William
Sohlinder, Charles Hodge, Walter
Fay, Clarence Shippey, Elmer Barrett,
]. r. Sloat, A. ]. Elwell, George Com.
ar, Napoleon Durgin, Edward Shana-
han, Edward Knapp, Earl Sigworth,
Henry st. Mary, Daniel Crimmins,
Chris Jensen, Benjamin Miner, A. S.
Edison, Fred Grafton, George Laren,
William Brooks, Joseph Coyne John
Toomey, o. N. Tinkham, Walter Fo-
ley James Young. Gideon LaCross,
Joseph Grennan. Goodall Hutton, r.
J. NELL, Thomas Riley, Omer LaTour
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EVERY EXPECTATION SURPASSED IN.
FIRST PRODUCTION Of BENNING-
TON HISTORICAL PAGEANT
Perfect Weather Conditions IDEAL Setting Large Audience and
Beautiful Costumes Combined TO Make Event An
Unqualified Success

jeanette Perkins wore green silk
with a skirt Of lighter shade and lace
trimmings.
In the coming of the first settlers
and the marriage Of Joseph Rudd and
sarah Storey we are brought back
again to the simple costumes OF
those early times The bride had no
satin gown or flowing veil but wore
a simple blue homespun dress with
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-14

| Rev, c. r. Seymour
Theodore Atkinson (Sec. of STATED
A. J. Holden
Judge ANONYMITY DIR. l.. H. Ross
Sir VIM. Pepperel-- G. b. yelling
Hon, Langdon- w. l.. Gokay
Colonel Lear DR.. f. s. Pratt
Lieut. Phillips Il. II. Holden
Squire Penhallow- Sayre Mcleod
Captain Sparhawk- A. r. Hollister
Robert Anchruntty- Or. j. d. Lane
Judge Hutchnson-Dr f. s. Rraley
Madame Atldnson-Mrs. l.. III. Ross
Lady Pepperell--Mis Hazel Mcleod
Mrs. Lear Mrs. G. r. Donnelly
Lady Lear Miss Caroline S. White
Lady Sparhawk-Mrs. Collins Graves
Lady Penhallow- Miss Anne Shields
I Mrs Phillips Mrs. A. ] Holden
Miss Langdon- Miss Maud Belden
Miss Langdon-- Mrs. T. +. Turner
Madame Loring- Mrs. r. c. Bennett
Lady Hallawell-
Miss jeanette Perkins
Guests-Mrs II. w. Bradford, Mrs.
II. T. Cushman, Mrs. Flora NJ. Graves.
Colonial Soldiers in the Wilderness
Samuel Robinson
Samuel L. Robinson
Two Companions-C II. Plumb, +.
E. Vail.
First Settlers
Mrs. Bridget Harwood-
Miss Esperance Colgate
Eleazer Harwood-
Everett Harwood descendant
Peter Harwood- Fred Austin
zachariah HARDWOOD E. F. Burgess
Samuel Pratt
DR.. f. s. Pratt, Descendant
Timothy Pratt Charles Austin
Samuel Robinson, the younger
Rudd White
Samuel Patterson
Other members Of the families of
Harwoods, Pratts and Robinsons:
Mrs Harry Moses, Miss Fannie Car
rier, (descendant, Miss Florence
March, Miss Ruth Carrier, descend
anti Mrs. Everett Harwood, (descen-
dant, Miss Martha Pratt ,(descend-
anti Ernest White. Zebra Graves,
Lane Mcleod, Mrs. A. j. Norton, Luz
Their Graves, Miss Doris Vail.
Samuel Robinson SIR
Samuel l.. Robinson, Descendant
stephen Fay
Lester Vail, Descendant
James Breckenridge-E ID. Bennett
Joseph Stafford J. w. Martin
Aaron Hubbell- w. #. White
Eleazer Wood Wallace b. Cutting
Joseph Rudd-
Maurice Rudd, Descendant
Parson Jedediah Dewey
Dr. Rollin d. Jenney, (descendanD
Elisha Dewey-William J. Lundergan
Families Of the Settlers
Miss Florence Moore, Mrs. Cal
braith Rogers, Miss Margaret Battles,
Miss Helen Tompkins, Miss Hope
Tompkns, Miss Wilhelmina Hicks,
Miss Helen Cutting, Miss Elizabeth
Keller, Mrs. Annette McCandliss,
Miss Olive Pope, Mrs Ralph White,
Miss Louise Vail (descendant,) Mrs
II. Harry Sharpe. Miss Eunice Lyons,
Miss Dorothy Carver, Mrs. Maurice
Rudd, Mrs. Harry Moses, Miss Hilda
Pratt (descendan) Harry Moses, VIII
liam Graves, Miss Esther Merrill,
Mrs Ida Hitchcock. Miss Eugenia Nc
Candliss Mrs. Lewis Hopkins, Miss
Mary Hitchcock, Miss Bessie Knox,
Miss Juliette Shields, Mrs. Lester
Nichols, Miss Rhoda Southall Miss
Ada Norton, Edward +.
Burgess Miss Martha Carver.
Miss Mary Lewis. Miss Ruth Eddy,
Miss Gertrude Norton, Wal
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PlrTsFlELo TOMORROW
Shire City Team VIII Be at Morgan
Park at 1880 Tuesday Forenoon

The management OF the Bennington
baseball team this morning arranged
a game for tomorrw forenoon at 1880
o'clock with the Pittsleld team. The
game will be played at Morgan park.
The game Wednesday afternoon with
pittsneld will be called at o'clock
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-14
WEATHER FORECAST

For Eastern New York and Western
Vermont generally fair tonight and
Tuesday. Warmer tonight In south
west portion.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
Mr.. Barrows Gets Position.

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 5, 1911.
Mr.. T. G. Cobb, principal clerk
of the House, has selected Mr.. T..
R. Barrows, of Hendersonville, as
assistant journal clerk The ap-
pointment was made upon the re-
commentator of Hon. j. F. Spain
hour. and others who recounted
the fine work Mr.. Barrows has
done for the democratic party as
associate editor of the Daily Her
aid and weekly French Broad Hus-
tier. Also, for his ability and pc
culiar fitness for this class of work
Mr.. Barrows is on hand holding
down the job all right.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

fourth annual report of the De-
partment of Labor and Printing
ready for his use. For the first
time in the history of the depart
ment, it has been able to present
to the lawmakers the invaluable
statistics contained In the report,
covering the past year, at the
opening of the session. Commits
sioner M. L. Shipman and his able
assistant, Mr.. George B. Justice,
are being congratulated upon
their achievement which repre-.
sented work and a heap of it. The
commissioner naturally feels graf
flied at being able to present the
report, which is really a digest
of North Cardinals industrial
progress during 1910, to the leg
islators at the very beginning of
their deliberations.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
Town to Issue $4,000 Bonds.

Judge Ewart, Monday morning,
introduced a bill authorizing the
town of Hendersonyille to issue
bonds and levy a tax to pay the
floating Indebtedness of the town,
amounting to $4,000.
The judges. amendment. to the
road law, raising age from 18 to
81, bids fai rto become law.
Other western legislation: Pro
hibiting public drunkenness in
Transylvania and for the appoint
ment of justices of the peace,
To allow commissioners of Polk
to levy taxes to pay outstanding
indebtedness and to incorporate
town of Lynn.
To permit Waynesville to levy
taxes to pay outstanding debts
and for a pauper's home in Hay
wood.
A divorce bill has been intro
duced permitting absolute divorce
when either party shall have been
insane for ten years and shall have
been confined for that time In an
asylum
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
NOTICE.

Having sold the Model Pressing
Club to Messrs Bramlett & Grant
and desiring to take up other lines
of endeavor I wish to thank my
many customers and friends for
the many favors conferred upon
me j nthe past and hoping that
you will extend them the same
courtesies and wishing you pros
porous New Year,
I am sincerly1yours,
JULIAN LYDIA.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
MARKET NOTICE This IS to

notify the public that I have
purchased the meat market of
L. c.. Babb, and will continue
the same at the old stand, where
/ will keep on hand at all time
a full supply of all kinds of
fresh meats. A continuance of
a fair share of the public pa
tronage is respectfully solicited
and prompt and quick service
Always guaranteed E. G..
LOWE, Phone AT. 3tR
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

The average pressure of the
city's water supply will be one
hundred and seventy five pounds
from now on says Superinten-
dent j. w. Mcintyre Of the city
works. The trouble experienced at
the last fire has been located and
a new pressure regulator has been
placed where the old one Whiehr
has given considerable trouble N
the past was located.
A stream of water with suck
pressure ca neasily reach over ang
building IN HendersonyiIls, tkw
somewhat leasening the dnaers-
Of destruetive IRE in the fntlre~
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
If You
Want to Know

what a lot of real value in
material and workmanship
can be crowded into Ladies
Stylish Ready-to-Wear APP
parel and sold at moderate
prices, come at once and ex-
anime the goods offered at
this sale.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
)ERSONAL Y
PICKUPS u

/ -
/ C@
Mrs. j. H. Lollis is quite sick at
the Majestic Hotel.
G. Cochran of the Asheville
Citizen was in town Monday on
business
o. L.. Pace, son of Judge G. M.
Pace was In Hendersonville on a
visit last Sunday. Mr.. Pace is In
the postofice at Spartanburg.
Walter Smith who has had an
operation for appendicitis at the
Mission hospital in Asheville is re-
ported to be getting along nicely
and will be home the last of the
week.
S. Johnston is having his Great
Annual sale this week. His big
advertisement can be read in this
issue. Mr.. Johnston is a great
believer in printer s ink and there
is not an issue of the Hustler that
you cannot find his ad in.
Boys overcoats $500 quality
81 90; So quality $500. / will not
carry winter goods over if they
can be sold at any prices. Glaze
ner cuts the price and sells the
goods. Hendersonyille & Bre-
ward, N. G.
The police and sheriff report
very little doing these days in
their line of business. The law
and order observance is growing
better in Henderson county every
day.
At the suggestion Of several
merchants. the Hustler Office has
put on reduced rate in printing
the backs of envelopes with some
suitable advertisement of Hender-
sonville as resort town.
A merchant sending out letters
every day could not do this town
any better envelope advertising
than to have printed on the back
side of his business letter the won
derful advantages of HENDER-
SONVILLE, and have it read in
every part of the country, In which
his letter travels.
c. E. Thames of the famous
Wells Adder Machine company is
in town looking over the various
adding machines sold here by his
company. Mr.. Thames is clean
ing up several of the machines
that have been constantly in use
for the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. billiard have
gone to Spartanburg on visit.
Mrs. billiard will leave there for
her former home in Mississippi |
far a few weeks visit before re-
turning to Hendersonville. Mr..
billiard returned last Wednesday.
The Carolina Special" FROM
Cincinnati arrived Monday with I
is full quota of equipment, the
attest, addition being a handsome
y appointed new observation
pullman car. This makes an T
Electrically lighted train through
tut. There are five cars; obser-
ration Pullman sleeping car,
drawing room sleeping car, and
combination baggage and coach
ar.
rip Van Winkle'' was wit
lessed last Friday by fully three
hundred pleasure seekers at the
yceum number In the court house.
rhe Spragues produces the old
egend of Washington Irving In a
most entertaining manner. Each
.ct, was full of wit humor and
,athos, giving the people ef>Hsn-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

..--..s-=zs
I Jacksonville a rare treat in the in
depreciation of Rip Van Wrinkle.
Every lady In Henderson coun-
ty should take advantage Of the
opportunity that R. L. Jones & Go.
are offering for obtaining Rogers
Guaranteed Silverware, absolute
Fly free.
Mr.. Jones Barnett a popular
travelling man, has moved his fam
| lily to the city from Arden where
he has resided for the past years.
Mr.. Barnett is located in Mrs.
Hurts beautiful residence on 9Th
avenue.
Mrs. w. D. Graham of Laurens
is visiting her sister Mrs. j. Fl.
Lollis who is quite SIGH at the
Majestic Hotel.
Rev. Geo G.. Gates arrived IN
Hendersonville last Monday on a
business visit. He was advised by
his physician not to talk to many
of his friend while here on ac-
count Of his nervous condition
and he only remained here long
enough to consult several parties
on business after which he left
ON the train for his home in Louis
vile Ky.
The Bane Plumbing company
is the name of new eoncorn
opening up business under the
Majestic Hotel. W. P. Bane is
president, F. S. Bane, vice presi-
dent, and A. A. Mccall manager.
F. S. Bane has been in Oklahoma
for the past year, but realizing
that there were just as great pos
sibilities In this town as out
west he returned to take up his
trade in his old home.
A real live fox chase is being
planned by the lovers of the sport
In Hendersonville. A full grown
red fox is now in captivity being
kept by Otis Powers for the pro-
posed chase. Those who desire to
enter the race can make arrange
ments by seeing Mr.. Powers at the
bowling alley on Main street.
Fox races have been held in Hen
derson county many years and is
one of the best known sports In
Western North Carolina. The fox
which is now being kept was
caught out near Fruitland by Bob
Rogers.
r. L. Jones & Co., have an inter
estlng ad on another page. Read it.
Something out of the ordinary
happened when during the last
cold snap the water pipes lead
ing into the Hustler office bust
ed" just half way from the curb
ing and the building under the
cement sidewalks. The plumbing
firm of Bane Plumbing Company,
succeeded in putting a new pipe
under the side walk without hay
ing to tunnel through the entire
way.
Rev. w. II. Davis, pastor of the
Davidson River Presbyterian
church at Pisgah Forest will adj
dress the Daughters of the Con
federacy and Veterans at the
meeting in the court house Thurs
day.
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be amended by adding the word
Henderson after the word Column
bus in line three of said sections. "
ALI Of which means that the
Judge would change the age for
working the roads from eighteen
to twenty one.
To prohibit hens from ranging
in Guilford county, providing half
pay for witnesses and grand
jurors when no ture bill is found
in Macon county, and protecting
the possum in Randolph county
Putting all county officials on
a salary basis and appointing for
each county an expert account
ant at salary not exceeding one
thousand dollars.
A joint resolution asking the
assembly to investigate the affairs
of the Mattamuskeet, Statesville
Air Line an the Elkin & Allie
ghany Railroads.
Requesting committee on ap-
.pointments of Justices of the
Peace not to appoint any more
justices of the peace for Hender-
son couney, that county now hav-
ing nearly one hundred of these
officials and costing the state and
county nearly 500 annually.
This is the caption to the bill.
Requiring sleeping car COM
panies in the State to sell lower
berths for $1.25 and upper berths
for $1.O0.
Other bills of interest to the
folks in the Western part of the
State, introduced during the past
week, are as follows:
To increase the corporation
limits of Rutherfordton.
To prohibit the dumping of rub
bish, dead animals, ETC., upon the
land of another without written
consent of owner.
To protect wild turkeys in
Swain county from May l to Sep
TENDER /.
To prohibit sale of near beer,
beerine, and other like drinks in
the State.
To increase State pensions
twelve dollars over amounts now
paid.
Validating certain acts of De-
putty Clerk of Swain county.
To repeal chapter 324 Private
Laws 1903, relative to assessing
against AUDITING property owners /
the cost of building sidewalks in
Tryon.
By Mr.. spainhour, to divide
the State into four judicial cir
cults, each of which shall contain
four districts.
To prohibit hunting quail, etc,
in Burke from Feb. l to Nov. 10 I
each year.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
shipman's Report Ready.

Raleigh, Jan, 9.-When the
general assembly met on the 4th,
each msmbor 1ound Ne twenty
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
The condition of Mrs. M. L.
Shipman continues to improve.

Hon. j. F. Spainhour, "the best
solicitor in the State so well
known in Hendersonville, is ably
representing Burke county in the
house. I. R. B.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
Ladies SUITS
and Coats.

at prices that make buying almost
irresistible when you see the gar
nents. We are determined to close
out every garment; hence these
prices.
. $4,000 Suits for $4,000
5000 Suits for $1,000. 400
$500 Suits for -. 1880
$4,000 Suits for. -. 1000
$11.0O Suits for. 1880. $50
$1,000 Suits for. -. 7.5O
5000 Suits for. - $50
All long coats from $1,000 to
$3.50 for. 7.6O
$500 and $500 Coats for 800
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

Rev. w. II. Davis, pastor of the
Davidson River Presbyterian
church at Pisgah Forest will adj
dress the Daughters of the Con-
federacy and Veterans at the
meeting in the court house Thurs
day.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

Mr.. James Shipman, the well
known attorney of Columbus,
Polk county, with Mrs. Shipman,
are spending few days here.
Mrs. Shipman is the guest of her
sister some distance from town.
Mr.. John Seiglin and wife of
Hendersonville, are In Raleigh.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

Jacksonville rare treat in the in
depreciation of Rip Van Wrinkle.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

Judge and Mrs. Hamilton G.
Ewart are pleasantly located here
during the session.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
We Have
tried to tell

you in print what unusual
values these are, but the
best story is told by the
goods themselves. See them
and thenyou will know what
good goods can be sold for
little money.
See is believing. Come
and see.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19
Raleigh Notes of Henderson
People,

Mr.. J. A, Bryson' s many friends
will be pleased to learn that gen
tleman has a position on the staff
of the house of representatives,
secured for him, it is said, through
the energetic and untiring efforts
of state official.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

Rip Van Winkle' was wit
messed last Friday by fully three
hundred pleasure seekers at the
lyceum number In the court house.
The Spragues produces the old
legend of Washington Irving In a
most entertaining manner. Each
act was full of wit humor and
pathos, giving the people ef>Hsn-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-01-19

Every lady in Henderson coun-
ty should take advantage of the
opportunity that r. L. Jones & Co.
are offering for obtaining Rogers
Guaranteed Silverware, absolute
~ free.
Smyrna times., 1911-06-28
FORMER SMYRNlAN SUCCESSFUL
Charles W.. Sutton Brother of Miss
Annie w. Sutton Coming to The Front

Charles W.. Sutton Brother of Miss
Annie w. Sutton Coming to The Front
The March issue of "Peru To-
day. published at Lima, Peru
contains splendid article on the
resources and possibilities of that
country, written by Charles w. SUIT
ton C. E. AS consulting irrigation
expert of the Peruvian Government,
Mr.. Sutton has studied the trans.
verse valleys and Andean water sheds
for the past seven years and "Peru
Today" says of him that tHe is
without question the one man in Peru
best qualified to discuss the problem
and it's solution. His article pre-
sents a comprehensive, geographical
analysis ealing up to specific
study of the irrigation of the Peru
vian littoral which will appear In q
later number" Peru is undoubtedly
country of great promise. Mr..
Sutton is son of the late Thomas
L. Sutton and brother of Miss Annie
w. Sutton, and native Kent County
boy.
Smyrna times., 1911-06-28
SMYRNA BOYS CAMPING OUT
L. !. Handy, DR.; n. E. Spruance and
D. n. Bell on Elk River Party

L. !. Handy, DR.; II. E. Spruance and
D. n. Bell on Elk River Party
A party of Delaware College stud
ents and graduates have left for Elk
ton. Md. from which point they went
in launch to their camping ground
on the Elk River, about five miles
below Elkton. The party will bunk
in cabin owned by George B. Nc
Keown, member of the Freshman
class. Those who compose the party
are: Robert H. Morrow, Whining
ton; LevinIrving Handy, Jr. Smyrna ;
Peyton B. Patterson, Perryville,
Md. Charles H Heisler. Philadel-
phia; John Stump. Jr., Perryville ;
Charles j. Schaeffer, Delaware City ;
Davis Hankins Bell, of Smyrna /;
Horace E. Spruance Smyrna, and &.
B. McKeown, Wilmington. Most of
the party are members of this year s
graduating clasSaazmd as this will be
their lest chance to be together,
they expect to have gala time.