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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12

Grecy przeciW Grekom Buiga-
rzy przeciw Bulgarom, walczyc
ME beda. Stad W armii tureckiej
spodziewac sic mozna buntow
dezercyi ma korzysc - sprzymie-
rzonych wrogow Turcyi.
Ateny, Grecya, 10 pazdziernika.
Dementuja tu oburzeniem
wiesc, jakoby Grecya odstapila Cd
koalicyi przeciw Turcyi. Owszem
Rad grecki juz zmobilizowal flo
te - do jutra ma bye gotow z
mobilizacya armii. Kilka znakomi
tych statkow Rad grecki zakupil
W Anglii ola swej floty; czesc ich
juz nadeszia. w pa}acu krolew-
skim nieprzerwanie trwaja nara
dy, ii
Ksiezna AlicYa, iona ks. An
rdrzeja Greckiego oswiadczyia "a
miar udania sic ma linie boju do
armii jako pielegniarka chorych
rannych.
Sofia, 10 pazdziernika. - Po-
dobno Bulgaria juz wypowie-
dziaia wojne Turcyi. lime wiesci
przecza temu, jak i pogloska o
walkach zaszlych juz ma pograni-
czu buigarsko tureckiem.
- Doniesiono tn, re Rad ture-
cki zabraI ex-suitana Abdula Ha-
mida z Salonik, gdzie go trzyma-
no dotychczas, poniewaz chrzesci-
jamie, buntujacy sic przeciw rza-
dowi, zamyslali podobno wyrwac
go wiezienia z powrotem ma
tronie osadzic... ,.
Belgrad, 1s pazdziernika. -
Podobno Serbia juz tez wypo-
wiedziala wojne Turcyi, odpowia
dajaG ma przedstawienia pokojo-
we diplomacy europejskiej, IL So
one juz spoznione. Ma oSwiadcze-
ME rzadu tureckiego CO do re-
form W prowincyach Turcyi eu-
ropejskiej odpowiedziano, ze dis
zapewnienia Turcyi ME So wy
starczajace. Prasa serbska ogla-
sza, re politycy serbscy So tego
zdania, IL Serbia musi isc W boj
bez wzgledu ma to czy sic to Eu-
ropie spodoba, czy ME: CO W bo-
ju tyrn Serbia zdobedzie, to ! "a
trzyma, ME pytajac, czy sic ma to
dyplomacya zagraniczna zgodzic
zechce.
- Gen. serbski Jowanowicz,
zastrzelii sic przyczyny, re do
wodzca mad MIN mianowano ks.
Arseniusza' Karageorgowicza.
- Doniesiono .tu potyczkach
stoczonych z Turkami ma pogra-
niczu; pownych wiesci niema.
Cd strony Serbii, W tureckim
,,sandzaku Novi Bazaar :
Serbowie .podniesli hasio walki
przeciw Turkom ;Turcy "a to W
CALVIN szeregu miast i wiosek
tamtejszych urzadzili staszliwe
rzezie: wynordowano wielka Ii
czbe bezbronnego ludu, kobiet
dzieci, zabito tez kilkunastu du-
chownych.
= We wszystkich krajach bal
kanskich wiesc o zwyciestwach
czarnogorskich wywoiala wielka
radosc; bohaterem stsi sic odra-
zu popularity ks. Danilo czarnO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12
TeIegramy zagraniczne'
Z Ba{kanu.

Cetynie, 10 pazdziernika. -
Armia Czarnogorska po walce
krwawej, blisko dwie DOLBY trivia
jacej, zdobyfa wzg6rza Deczycu i
Planicy, zburzyia lub zajeia cafy
szereg fortow tureckich i panuie
teraz mad jeziorem Skutari mia
stem tejze nazwy, kt6re ostrze-
iwuja armaty czarnogorskie
kazdej chwili spodziewae sic ma
ley poddania sic miasta. Turcy
cofneli sic na calej linii ku Curl.
Czarnogorcy W calym szeregu BIZ
tew zdobyli forty Rogana, Tara
bosz, Bringa kilka innych. Je-
dnoezesnie toczyla sic zacieta
walka pod Tuzzi, o 10 mil cd Sku-
tari, gdzie rowniez Turcy ma gio-
we pobici zostali. Obliczaja, ze
Turcy w tych walkach stracili CO
najmniej 600, a Czarnogorcy 400
ludzi. Szpita1e W Podhorycy
przepelnione So rannymi, krol
MikoIaj odwiedzil szpitale, dzie-
- kujac swym zolnierzom "a vale
cznoSe, dziekowai rowniez umie-
rajasym umariym calujac ich W
colo. Ksiaze Mirko nastepca tro-
nu ma wlasnych rekach przyniosi
jednego zolnierza.
- Czarnog6rcy zajeli miasto j
okolice Biiopole ciagna na Ko-
banec wsrod nieustannych poty-
GEEK: lacza sic z mimi powstancy
albanscy, choc mahometanie Al
banczycy opowiadaja sic po stro-
ME Turcyi.
Konstantynopol, 10 pazdzierni-
ka. - Rad ME wielka przywiazu-
je wage do zwyciestwa Czarno-
gorcow; Rad wieksza zwraca u
wage na zachowanie sic innych
panstw baikanskich. w palacu
sultana nieprzerwanie trwaja ma
rady gabinetu ministeryalnego,
Nakazano juz mobilizacye floty
(?), oraz powo4ano druga rezer-
we Maiej Azyi, W icznie 14C
tysiecy ludzi; dopiero gdy ia re-
zerwa zdoIa stanae na linii bojo-
wei - arnia turecka liczyc be
die 100000 ludzi. Armia sprzy-
mierzonych bez rezerw, iczyc be-
die pol miliona zo3nierza. Rad
turecki chcial zakupic dla swel
floty, W Anglii zbudowany = go
towy krazownik, zrazu przezna-
czony dla Chin = tymczasem ku-
piia go Grecya. Flota grecka stol
.zmobilizowana ,gotowa do akcyir
stanowisko jej mocno niepokol
Turcye, bo flota ia moze SLIME
przeszkadzac w transporcie
wojsk tureckich z Malej Azyi.
= Rad turecki usiiowal od-
wieSc Grecye cd koalicyi, ale mu
sic to stanowczo ME udalo: czy-
Mono Grecyi specyalne propozy-
eye. ale Rad grecki ie odrzucA.
= Rad turecki jest zadowolo-
ny re stanu swej armii, jej cwi-
czenia, zapas6w, broni zywno-
Sci; niepokoi go stanowisko =
chrzescijan siuzscych W armii tu-
reckiej; ME ludza sic nawet. ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12

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gorski, giowny wodz arrnM krola
Mikolaja, ktory najdelej W giab
Turcyi dotari, oblegi miasto Sku-
tari i zapowiedzial, re w niedzie-
le zje obiad juz W tenn miescie...
Londyn, 10 pazdziernika. =
Wiesci o walkach ma BaIkanie
pogarszaja widoki utrzymania
tam pokoju. w pokoj ten ME VIE
RIA juz ami politycy tutejsi, ami
prasa.
- Rad angielski ofiarowal
Czarnogorze, pomoc W lekarzach
i pielegniarkach; podziekowano u
przejmie z zaznaczeniem, re Gar
nogora W tym wzgledzie dosta-
tecznie do wojny przygotowana.
Wiedea, IL pazdziernika. =
Rad austryacki otwarcie / po-
spiesznie czyni przygotowania
wojenne, .aby bye ma wszelki
wypadek gotowym" : jak sic
,.wyrazii jeden1 z ministrow, Cd
powiadajac W parlamencie ma in
terpelacye socyalistow W sprawie
zbrojen; wyraznie przytem zazna-
czono, re wybuch konflitku eu-
ropejskiego jest obecnie wiecej
mozliwy, niz kiedykolwiek.
Petersburg, 10 pazdziernika. :
-Rosya czyni przygotowania do
mobilizacyi floty swej ma Morzu
Carmen, oraz armii W Krolestwie
Polskiem. l tn widocznie obawia-
ia sic owej ,,mozliwosci" wielkiej
europeJskieJ woJny...
W1ochy a Turcya. w.
/ Rzym, 10 pazdziernika. - Po-
twierdzaja sic wiesci o zerwaniu
ukiadow pokojowych miedzy
W1ochani a Turcya!.... Flota
wioska otrzynaia iskrowym te-
legrafem rozkazy, by sic natych-
miast udala ma Morze Egejskie i
byia gotowa do akcyi.
(Znaczy to, re Wiochy = choc
ME formalnie : stoja po stronie
koalicyi baikanskiei a Turcya
znajduje sic = bez moznosci
sprowadzenia wojsk z Azyi = w
polozeniu krytycznem = bez WyJ-
scia! Przyp. Red. D. Co.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, fs azdziernl-
ka. - Prywatnie obliczaja, re "a
wieruchy bandycko rewolucyJ-
ne w Mexyku kosztowaiy juz kraJ
ten Rad CORA 8 biliony dola-
row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12
Pierwszy Biskup' chicagoskii Arcybiskup spo.
czeli ma cmentarzu Mount Carmel
NoWy skandal..
Uwolniono jeszcze jedna kobiete, kto-
ra popelnila morderstwo.
,PTAK PODPALIk WIEZE.
Wr6bel podni6s papierosa zani6sl 60 do gniazda.

go ks. Arcybiskupa Quigleya dla
dygnitarzy Koaciola ma cmenta-
rzu Mount Carmel. Przewiezienie
zwiok odbylo sic prywatnie.
Krypty W mauzoleum natych-
miast zamurowano. KS. Biskup
Quarter umari W roku 1848, po
czteroletniem urzedowaniu. Ar
cybiskup Feehan zostai zamiano-
wany Arcybiskupem W roku 1880
a umari w roku 1902, dnia I2go
lipca.
Roosevelt w Chicago.
Roosevelt przyjechai do Chica-
go dzisiaj rano o godzinie o:2o.
Pomiedzy czwarta a Plata ma on
przemawiac do Wlochow pod go
lem nie6em W parku Granta. O.
czywiscie wygiosi on tam move
tylko wtenczas, jesli bedzie pogo
da. o godzinie 7:15 wieczorem
puikownik bedzie przemawia} W
koiosalnym namiocie ma 12tej u
Icy j Ogden avenue. Nova lego
bedzie ma temat ataku Wilsona
ma Polakow i inne narodowosci.
o gozinie 6snej wieczorem
j, Teddy" bedzie przemawiai W
Coliseum. Progresywny kandy-f
dat ma prezydenta bedzie tu ba-
viii dzisiaj, jutro W poniedzia-
lex. Chicagowianie zgotowali
Rooseveltowi krolewskie przyje-
Gle. Giowna NOVA Roosevelta
odbedzie sic W Coliseum dzisiaj
wieczorem. Ma tenn posiedzeniu
puikownik bedzie przemawia}
prawdopodobnie ma temat zdrady
Deneena, ktory we czwartek
przyrzeki swe poparcie Taftowi.
Dzisiaj jak wiadomo, W Chica-
go W parku Granta i Jacksona
odbywa sic obchod rocznicy od-
krycia Ameryki przez Kolumba.
w parku Granta zbiorar sic To-
warzystwa wloskie oraz Rycerze
Kolumba. Do tychze ma przemo-
vic p. Roosevelt.
Ma posiedzeniu pod namiotem
ma IL i Ogden wazna role odgry-
wac beda Polacy: DR.. E. Maple
ralski, postepowy kandydat ma
koronera, p. WI. Gieidzihski,
kandydat na,posla do iegislatury,
p. Felix's Wengierski, p. Edmund
Szajkowski i P. Julian Ogiozii--
ski.
Jeszcze jedna.
Lista kobiet, ktore aresztowa-
no pod zarzutem morderstwa, a
kt6re nastepnie sad przysieglych
caikiem cd odpowiedzialnosci D.
wolnil, rosnie.
Wczoraj sad przysieg}ych L.
wolnii niejaka Sadie Blaha, VIA
scicielke domu zepsucia, ktora
Morrisa Strum, dnia
5go listopada 1910 roku. w po-
przednim procesie sad uzna} ja
Wilma skazai ma II lat wiezie-
MIA. Oskarzona przez swych ad-
wokatow postaraia sic o nowy
process j tym razem sad ia uwol-
nil.
Oskarlona omdlala w sadzie,
kiedy sprzysiegli wydali wyrok
lwalniajacy ia zupeinie cd zbro-
dni morderstwa.
Prokurator stanowy wyraza sic
oardzo niepochlebnie 0 tych wy
Jest to prawdziwy skan-
ial. w ostatnich czasach uwol-
Mono kilka kobiet, kt6re dopusci-
y sic morderstw. e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12
Straszne zniwo bury.


Try osoby poniosiy smierc
kilku odniosio ciezkie rany "
czasie wczorajszej strasznej bu-,
rzy elektrycznej. Ulewa wstrzy'
ma}a transportacye ma dluzszy
czas. Sutereny W dzielnicy pol
nocno -,zachodniej W wielu hniej'
scach zostaly zalane.
Zabici zostali nastepujacy:
Karol J. Mitchell, 1884 Talmar
avenue.
Walenty Fleming, 323o Os-
good utica.
Antoni Gereka, 1896 Union
Lista skaleczonych:
Jerry Farber, 1871 North Mo-
zart utica.
Edward O'Brien, 2o27 Gren-
shaw utica. N
William Corcoran, 2o27 Gren-
shaw utica. ....
Nieznany, jakis cz}owiek.
= Mitchell, liczacy lat 81, prze-
chodzii ma druga str ne ulicy.
kiedy go najechaf samochod e.
lektryczny nalezacy do PAM Kla-
ry Black. Starzec ME widzial
maszyny powodu ulewnego de-
szczu. UmarI on w drodze do
szpitala. Policya utrzymuje, re
pani Black wcale "a ten wypadek
ME odpowiada.
Walenty Fleming, wpad} do O.
tworu W chodniku. Zelazne drzwi
zmiazdzyly mu klatke piersiowa'
Antoni Gereka W czasie ulewy
wpadl pod koia pociagu ma kolei
Rock Island.
O'Brien Corcoran zostali ME
bezpiecznie poparzeni przez prad
elektryczny kiedy konie, ktory--
mi jechali, staneiy ma szynie ma
peinionej pradem. Konie paddy
ma miejscu. Ma Grand ave. pre-
rival sic przewodnik elektryczny
i tego powodu szyny stafy sic
przewodnikami.
FRESHMAN wpadi pod kola wo-
zu strazackiego ma 5tej ave.
w dzielnicy p6lnocno zacho-
dniej wczorajsza ulewa wyrza-
dzi}a znaczne szkody. Sutereny
zostaly pozalewane we wielu
miejscach. Piorun trzas{ W prze-
wodnik elektryczny i czese tel
dzielnicy ME miaia oswietlenia e.
lektrycznego. Ma po}udniowej
stronie kolej gorna ME mogla
kursowac przez kilka godzin.
Ptak podpalii dom.
Dziwny wypadek zaszedi
wczoraj W Valparaiso, Ind. Wro-
bel, pondiosi byi zapalony pa
pieros ma ulicy zani6sl go do
gniazda. Cd palacego sic gniazda
zapa1il sic jeden budynek uniwer-
sytecki pozar wyrzadizf znacz-
ma szkode. Ptak mial swe gniaz-
do w dzwonnicy i tam zaniosi
swa zdobycz. w kilka minut poz-
niej studenci spostrzegli pozar i
dali alarm.
Przewieziono zwaoki Dygnitarzy
Kosciofa.
Zwloki pierwszego katolickie-
go Biskupa W Chicago, sp. ks. BIZ
skupa Williama Quarter l pierw-
szego chicagoskiego Arcybisku--
pa, sp. ks. P. A. Feehana, prze-
wczoraj 'cmentarza
Cavalry do wspanialego mauzo--
leum zbudowanego przez4obecne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12
z Nikaraguy.

Managua, 10 pazdziernika. -
.Spokoj panuje nareszcie zupea-
ny; wyrazaja nadzieje, re zapanu-
ie on teraz trwale W calej Amery-
ce Centralnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-12
A wOJNA!
WIochy a Turcya.
Uklady pokojowe zerwane.
z Ameryki Centralnej.

Ze wyborczych H Mccormick,
trustu nwiarek zaprzecza zarutowi kooalny pOdatek
Arebach bedzie
kaucya $4,000. nowoyorskego skandalu pOcyj
negO. Unia kapeusmk0w przegrywa = procesu
dynamcarzy unijnych
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-05-25
Premiums Offered By Maryland Horti.
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The preliminary schedule of premiums
for the annual fruit, floral and vegetable
show, held in connection with the An
nual meeting of the State Horticultural
Society, has been issued. The meeting
and show will be held in the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory, Baltimore, a little earlier
this year than heretofore, the date being
November 1928.
The premiums in all classes have
been greatly increased and the show this
year promises to be even greater than
last. All growers of fruit should be
sure to spray to produce quality, as a
special rule made by the Executive
Board prohibits exhibiting fruit that is
cloudy or infected by fungus or insect
pests
Growers of fruit and vegetables should
decide now the class in which they ex-
pect to enter, and give special attention
10 these crops.
The class of home made horticultural
products has been reclassifed and the
premiums increased The aim of the
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This show is the greatest advertise
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and Mrs. Jacob Dunlap.
Mothers Day" was observed in oui
town last Sunday. Rev. q. H. Webster
delivered an appropriate sermon in the
VI. E. Church that morning, while in the
evening the anniversary Of Epworth
league was celebrated with a special
program.
Mrs. Slicer, Of Philadelphia visited her
brother, Mr.. N. C. Brown last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Barnes, of
near Philadelphia, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Barnes this week.
Miss Ella Brown, of Delta, has been
visiting her sister, Miss Ella Brown.
The 500 Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned by DR.. G. S. Dare and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, on Wednesday night, US
ual crown being present.
Mr.. Charles E. Dare and family, Of
Alexandria, Va, recently visited rela-
tives in and near town.
Miss Mary Cameron and Mrs. William
R. Cameron were in Philadelphia lasi
Thursday.
Mrs. Swift and children, Misses Sarah
and Margaret, and Mr.. Joseph Swift, of
Fulton House, spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. William Pogue and
family.
Mildred Keen entertained several OF
her little friends on Thursday after
noon in honor of her tenth birthday
Mr. Aaron Reynolds spent last Sunday
at his home near town.
A box social was held in West Not
tingham Chapel on Friday night, May
10, and was well attended.
The Rising Sun Grammar School team
defeated the Colora boys in game of
base ball here last Saturday; score 6-3
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RISING SUN.

Misses Ella G. Pogue and Ellen Clifford
spent last Tuesday in Elkton.
Mrs. John Sterrctt, who has been
spending some months in Tucson, Arz,
returned to her home here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton. Pyle and daugh-
ter, norothy, of West Grove, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Pyle.
E Mrs. Clyde Drennen Harrisburg, has
recently been visiting her parents, Mr.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-21
JULY DRAG RECORD.
Rupert Man Still Has Lowest Cost
Figures To His Credit.

H. N. Moorse of Rupert still leads
on the drag record bringing it down
to 25 cents per mile, breaking his
June record by three cents. He uses
the King drag. II. n. Durham of
Bennington and F. E. Wardwell of
Stamford are tied for second place
at 80 cents per mile, having crowded
Earl T. Wood of Woodford out of
second position. All three men use
the King drag.
John Madison of West Dorset holds
third place at a cost of 80 cents per
mile for dragging. He also uses the
King drag. William Russell of
Pownal holds fourth place at a cost
of 46 cents per mile. He uses the
steel hone and not the drag.
John Robinson of Salisbury holds
fifth place at a cost of so cents per
mile for dragging He has discarded
the $50 steel hone for the King $500
one. Eli Wilmington of Landgrove
is also tied with so cents mile for
dragging. He uses the King drag
Earl T. Wood of Woodford holds
sixth place at a cost of 60 cents a
mile He uses the King drag.
O.. A. Hall of Sunderland holds
seventh place at a cost OF &C cents
per mile. He uses the steel hone.
j. T. Carrier of Readsboro holds
eighth place with cost of S1.00 a
mile for dragging. He uses both
steel hone and King drag. A. w.
White of Bennington holds ninth
place with a cost of $1.23 per mile
for dragging. He used the steel drag.
H. o. Coleman of Winhal holds
tenth place with cost of $40 per
mile for dragging with a steel hone
F. O. Bourne of Manchester holds
eleventh place with a cost of $500
per mile, using the road machine.
VIM. j. Kennedy of Searsburg
holds twelfth place at a cost Of sass
for smoothing with hoe. II shows
conclusively that horse power is
cheaper than hand power.
All other towns report no road
smoothing for the month.
The State OF Iowa now has a com.
pulsory drag law requiring the road
drag to be used on all dirt roads.
Several bills are pending requiring
that the mail routes be dragged if
the farmers are to receive the ad-
vantages of the free rural delivery.
County Supervisor ID. T. Bates has
entertained men from Maine and
Texas and odd as II may be both are
great advocates of the simple split
log drag.
It is endorsed by the United free
delivery men and by their paper, the
r. F. ID. News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-21
Editorial

The bennington County Veterans
Association will hold its annual re-
union here tomorrow and unusual
efforts are being made to bring out
a large gathering of the old soldiers
When only a few more years have
elapsed these gatherings of the men
who responded TO the call in the
greatest crisis of the nation will cease
for the reason that the veterans will
have passed on to the great beyond
or are too enfeebled by hardships
and increasing years to carry them
out. For this reason it is especially
fitting that the younger generation of
people should do whatever they can
to make the reunions enjoyable. 1t is
planned tomorrow to give the visiting
veterans an automobile tour of the
village and a special request has been
made of our people that they fly the
national colors on the morrow. The
old flag means more to the men Of
81 than to any of us. They took
their lives in their hands to sustain
what it stands for and it is not ask
ing much that it be literally display
ed for them on their reunion day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-21

inc of Walloomsac spent Tuesday
with friends and relatives in town.
Mrs Firman w. Clawson of De-
troit, Mich, is the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James S. Clark of Bank
street.
Mrs. A S. Payne and daughter
have returned from spending two
weeks on the Montgomery farm in
SALISBURY.
Miss Helen Young, who has been
a guest of Mrs. c. W. White for
two weeks, has returned to her home
in Montclair, n. j.
Mrs. Harvey White has returned
/ from spending a few days with her
son, Marshall at the Kurn Hattin
Home in Westminster.
Mrs. Myra Endress of Mechanic
street who has been a guest of her
neice, Mrs. George Howard in Ar
lington, has returned home.
The fresh air children who have
been at the Bee Hive for two weeks
returned to their home Monday morn
ing. The afternoon train of the same
day brought dozen more.
Misses Zadie and Elsie Grant of
SALISBURY, who are guests of their
sister, Mrs. sidney Colvin, are spend
ing portion of tn eday in Troy at
the Samaritan Hospital where their
mother is for treatment.
Misses Frances Richards, Gather
inc Durham, Jessie Robinson and
Henry Walbridge, Edward Emmons
and Daniel Barber, all of this place.
have gone camping at the Lawson
cottage at Downs Woods with
party from Bennington. Miss Helen
Norton went as chaperon