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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

having escaped from the county after
the deed was committed.
Considerable mystery surrounds the
present condition OF the man. lie was
found az MiIlboro. In Bath county.
early IN January. with his right lung
punctured By a revolver ball. Exactly
how his identity became known there
Is known only TO the authorities ano
few others. who, for some reason or
other. prefer 20 keep the secret 10
themselves FOR the time being.
one theory Is that he was turned
up by a girl. over whom ne and Nc
Gee are reported 20 have quarreled
prior 20 the Louisa tragedy.
Another Is that while raving In de-
lirium he disclosed the crime FOR which
ne was wanted and thereby gave the
clew 20 certain persons I'm Bath who
happened 90 De engaged IN looking
after him while the doctors were treat
INK him
SUI another theory is that he was
shot by Niece Ia Louisa before the
latter fcu mortality wounocd with "a
F bullet from Coshy.s revolver.
a few DAYS after being located az
Miliboro Cosby was removed 90 the
r Saunton hospital There he continued
Co improve until now his condition Isl
such chat he can be removed without
Jeopardy % his iife. ~ was at FIRST
Intended 90 keep him iacarcerated lr
thc Louisa iau until he could De tried
at tho March term OF Che court. bat
Be- soon developed that his life would
NOR hc safe there.
This situation. when explained Oh
Governor Mann today hr Clerk jam e.
r. Porter. no Louisa. resulted In cine
.lnterm nation fo hlNe Cosby removed
to Richmond. SIR Porter. 1rrnmn.
MED ly Sheriff Wash. 90 LouIsr. eV.
poets to leave Goa Sluutou tomorrow
NIGHT o. sct thc prisoner. who wu
hc brought to Richmond thc follow
iue lav.
Cosby Isl n young man we'll connect
90 LouIsl. MS wHs also hie victim
ff.e tr.rI Is expected Co. prove of mnr'
thau ordinary interest. arrori'n- Cd
nrr Porter. Tac name nf Tho ynun
lafr who fs reported to have beer
Indirectly the cause of fnn tragedy
nne rot yet been drawn publicly int
the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
sTRIKEBREANING CHOIR
NOT HARMED ~ CHURCH

TRENTON, y. j. Special Al
though strtkebreak were employee.
services were conducted sunday in
ST. Mlchaels Protestant Episcopal
Church. where forty choristers are on
strike. without Interference The ser
vices were not as largely attended as
usual. and this fact made the strikers
determined not 90 Interfere with the
strikebreakers. Instead OF creating a
disturbance the strikers think they
can win b. keeping most OF the con-
gregatlon away from the cdlhce.
Girl strikebreakers were 20 have
been employed 20 sing IA ST. Mich
aeIs. but none could be hired.
Judge @. -. W. NroOm. OF the
Court OF Errors and Appeals. one %
the vestrymen. who quiz the service
OF the church because OF the strike,
has declared that many things have
not been made public concerning the
row. but just what these consist Of
he will not say. lie declares the strike
trouble Is not entirely due 20 clash
between the rector, the Rev. William
Best Eddy. and the organlst. but thal
there is something beneath the sur
l face that has not been made public
The vestry. which includes Chan
/ cellor Edwin Robert Walker. hal
\ voted 20 support the rector 10 his at
titude toward the choir.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
CAPTURE ONE OF
LAWYERS SLAYERS
JIM CORNETT UNDER ARREST
SAM SHEPHERD FOLLOW ED
BY OFFICERS OF WNTHE.

WNTHEVILLE, VA Special.-Jim
Cornett has been captured by Deputy
Sheriff Collier OF Wise county on
the charge OF being an accomplish Ia
the killing OF Judge" Wade. q young
waylaid by two men. shot and killed
near that place two weeks ago. sam
Shepherd Is the other one OF the two
wanted on the charge.
Deputy Sheriff Collier. one OF the
most persistent slsuths or Wise coun-
~ with blOodhounds has been lead
Ing a posse OF men since the murder
over the meandering paths and
through the Wild Businesses OF the
cum berlands. almost day and night
In search OK Shepherd and CornetL
and in the long chase over circuit
Gus trail OF many miles leading back
to within five miles OF where Wade
was killed COrnott was captured at
his home az East Stone Gap Shep-
herd Is still AT large. and his trail
/ has been lost. but the chase for his
! apprehension Is yet being pursued In
frenzied hope. His reputation Is that
/ OF one OF the most dangerous char
/ acters that breathes the breath OF lib
/ erty. and that mo stone Will be LEFT
unturned until he stands before the
\ bar OF justice" has gone out as the
/ declaration Of the officers who are
In pursuit. Having already as pre-
cedent three untimely graves 20 MS
/ credit. IL is recited. Wade's death has
| Infatuated the majesty OF the law into
/ a determination 10 put an end 20 the
bad mans career.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
INAUGURAL CIRCLES
CARRIED in GLOOM

WASHINGTON, ID c.. Special
Inaugural circles are CARRIED in gloom
OF the deepest dye. The committee
Is sending out glowing reports OF pro-
grsss. end the newspapers herea bout
are assisting ln progressive SAINT
paign. bur nevertheless. there ts
feeling that things are not rs they
should ne Not that there won't be
a great big crowd here for inauguta-
ton. hut the citizens can't get over
the feeling that Presi oent-elect Wilson
helped 60 spoil many OF the nne tea-
lures OF inaugural week festivities.
Then. too. the inaugural commit
tee is pervaded by the feeling that the
sunragette pageant IS going 20 eclipse
the inaugural parade. and with the ac-
tive dislike 20 these women hy the
anti-surragettes. inaugural leaders
naturally aren't feeling a bit cheerful
over the prospects.
a few men are bearing the burden
OF arranging for the induction ~ Mr..
Wilson. They are going at it with "a
whOle-souied interest. but behind
them and before them. and AROUND
. them Is gloom. Some folks talk as
though the world were coming 90 On
end because the bail and reception
I plans have been killed The optimists
say no. They realize that in this year $
/ festivities there VIII be time enough
! and display enough 50 that every WIS.,
I itor will be satisfied.
] w MAAENEE the present NE.eAAlAA-AAA
/ tone OF the leaders may mean. there
I il little doubt that the inaugural week
\ between the parade pageant and fire.
1 works will be one worthy or the at
/ tentlOn or guests from all sections OF
/ the country. The latest plan in tne
/ Southern Hospitality program IL "a
open all public buildings 20 inspection
day and night during inaugural week
/ The folks back home are possessed
/ with a burning curiosity when 10 comes
to Washington sights. 50 this latest
/ feature IS sure 20 meet with approval
Steals Others Checks.
POstofflce inspectors are seeking q
trap modest appearing young man
who has been operating a new swindl,
In Richmond. Baltimore and Easter
cities recently In South Boston. Va.
a few days ago at a hotel. ne took
letter addressed 20 a travelling man
making away with $3.50 sent By
Richmond concern. ana also with .
second letter containing $50. Later h,
purchased goods IN Baltimore anS
Richmond, using the stolen check
and obtaining a balance in each cas-
above the price OF the purchases.
The postal inspectors. while not ON
cially charged with the case. are tax
ing an interest In 40 because OF tn
crooked manner OF getting the letter
after they reached the hotel ONCE. Tn
young man always waited until per
sons In the once were engaged am
then sorted out the letters.
While the PostoSiice Department.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

be first showed himself able 70 raise
himself 20 the same social level ud
prove himself In cvery way worthy Of
her hand
The youon man admitted the Justice
~ his employers view. lie left his
position immediately and went 60 Boz
ton. where he Obtained employment a.
chauffeur ard began 10 study ir
night school. ffe had hts name chsnEe.i
IN TIRE nseachueeftS courts from
fiandino % Scar and worked On every
possible nay 60 educate nIfnsEff and
BECOME n thorough America
That Pc succeeded. fn ire opinion ~
ere Sickle family. ls proved hv frf
NfIafnE which took place " rlncrti1 ,
no fae Sickle home ard b. she ores.
Hnro 1f TIE reremnnr az the sarsitln j.
members 90 fhe family
Trc BRIDEGROOM ls now employed fr
large wnoIe-1le grocery house Nh
Newark. 49,. when BYRON rs >f.caf '
N.HI. nN 'rIf one snare nt his IHFa'
I'rf.re to n.s daughter ~IfnnHf rN
str'rflnD She brings Co boy nuenn n.
IuWrF fnr.H-feIN estimated from
ff." 600 fn 3 200 nnn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
GERMANY WILL
WRESTLE PLAGIE

uERLlN. Special - The German
government tntaF began making
plans for rrnr against tuberculosis
along tho lines pursued hy the many
private institutions n the United
States. The nrst step wac taken ycs-
terday when Dr. Friedrich Friedman.
ID .e.nNerer 90 al serum which he claims
win cure phthisIs. was requested ny
thc government to temporarily nhan-
dom his trip fo America and make FUR
tner dcmonstrar before Director
Kirchner. of the medical section OF
the German home office
DO these tests prove successful the
government viii introduce the use of
serum in sanatoriuma which are soon
90 Dee built
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
EARRING GUNS
ACROSS BORDER

MEXICO. CITY. Special. Filihustcrs
are carrying ammuIiltiOn 10 Mexico
for the rebels Use from the united
States. The government learned TODAY
that 1900 rebels have reached Balsiis
In the state OF Guerrero. with large
quantity OF ammunition, which hau
been landed az a Guerrero port from
a Hllbuster that had sailed from United
states waters. The ammunition was
carried in large cases labeled PIANOS
YaQui Indians are on the warpain
in Sonora. and are raiding RAM hes
and kidnapping young Girls. There
are so few federal troops in sonora
that rnnehers are forming NoIunletf
armies from their employees.
General Aguiias is destroying taN-
road bridges ln fhc state ot Vera
Cruz and ratnging the cognrE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
HEIRESS THE BRIDE OF
HER FORMER COACHMAN

NEW YORK. Special.-JOhn Spear. a
naturalized Italian. formerly known as
John Piandino. Wednesday finally won
as his bride Miss Helen II Sickle,
daughter OF the late Byron X 5tickie
OF ROckaway. -. J, one OF the wealth-
lest citizeps OF northern New Jersey.
The wedding took place IN the sickle
home at ROckaway.
ployed as coachman In the stickie
home IL was noticed BY members OF
the family that he and Helen seemed 70
be unusually friendly. When cues
toned by Mr.. Sickle the two Young
people frankly aVOWed their attach
ment and their determination 10 De
married.
Mr.. Sickle had himself been attract
ed BY the manly bearing OF his young
coachman. and on learning or his
daughters attachment. instead OF uyins
into a rage discharg!ng the servant
and encouraging an elopement In the
traditional way. he took an extremely
liberal view OF the matter.
IL WAS his opinion that Spear might
marry Helen. provided. however. thai
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
SHERIFF MUST
GUST MRS. PITCHER
Famous Case of Perry Against
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Pitcher and
Dickens Again in Court.
Mr.. Mercer Asks Indem-
nifying Bond.


Elt HNOND, H. spec iht.-
AIpil,aduH tur niauuauu,
was made Doc the Circuit l'nrt iitI-
mnrnius o. compel sheriff Herbert
Mercer GO pace Romeo Perry in
possession ui bOa NurtL ~Cn Cuih
Street. bought h3 Perry ~nmC.inic
aeu. bat occupied POS Mr.. Benz
jamin IitcLCr. who refuses 60
move.
Attorney john u. Gaylc. Coun-
sci tor Perry. based las uuuI,a-
ton upon a new writ OF pf--c--
sion Gtuutcd hN thr court NC-trr-
CuN. An uid wit Wa- issued -unic-
time ago. but a. Mr.. Pitcher
threatened suit 90 thc -hcrin at
tempted Co eject her. and a. tire
Shriin wished additional in-trur-
tion~ from the court. ~ was not
executed.
In the application made this
morning Attorncy Gayle declare
that Perry has been kept out OF
his property bN reason ca the neg
IigcnCc OF the sheriff. and ne prays
tic court Co order the sheriff tO
eject Mrs. Pitcher at once.
Mrs. Pitcher claims Co have n
lease executed hy her mothcr, Mrs
AcncnS Hughes. Mrs. Hughes for
mcrly owned the property, but lost
"a ga mortEngc foreclosure, it
being bought hy Perry.
sheriff Mercer Indignantly de-
cinred this morning that he had
not been negligent In hts duty,
Tie said that Attorney Cay le had
refused 10 furnish an indemnify Ga 4
bond aud that without the bond or
further Instructions Of the court he
could not aud would not eject Mrs
Pitcher and make himself defend
ant tn damage suit.
Hr has retained the services 81
the arm O'T'IRhersy. Fulton a. byrd
and Will appear with them BEFORE
Judge scott next Monday 40 test
the Issue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
WITH THE EnlTnRS
-.--.--.-.-.---.-.--...-.-..-.-...---,....-.-.

... Industrious n.n CD rr.... tr-
... -....
H. remember r... s.Hnr
..H ...-r irA INr nnu
Itu- r-- .Hat DeI Hul-
n'.r. rnm N.r f. ..le.u GENTS apI.ce.
n.e, DIl fInsress.
3- Wilson should have hrousrt a
t.N .N.u.s home nith uIm from Der-
w.ll tu Nccr l1e politicians tt "a uls-
.l"ce- taehlnstou County Journal
1l.ss Helen Could spent only $1,000
600 her tr.ne-elu. hut She WlN n.t
have to ctl ou either papa or tne
husband when She wants "a spring out-
lt-Lclger- Dispatch.
Her name and address written on
au egg brought young woman a
proposal. hut nor until after she had
married and made good start Coz
. ward raising "a family. Marriage and
4 cold storage are great .nsutuuous.--
F Heraid-Courier.
The Federal prisons are said go be
. crow ded. That isl some consolation
az this juncture for the malefactors
/ az great weaith.-AleNandria News.
II wife wants Go keep her hubby
travelling in the straight and marrow
path an she need do Isl 90 make him
believe that he talks in his sleep
Big stone Cap Post
william Rockefeller viii attempt 90
pour oil on the troubled waters of
the money trust investigatora--Ham
Nton lNa.l Enterprise.
The reason Tillman hates Bleaae .,
cordially Is that Tlllman used 90 b'
able 20 use the strongest language 10
South Carolina. Now Blcaae has bea
him 20 it.-Timea- Herald.
when the poEtman comes aroun'
now you can't tell whether you ar
, going 90 get letter or a post-hol
digger -StauntOn Leader.
A Missouri legislator has Introduce
! a biu TO require lobbyists Co wear
q uniform consisting OF brown suit re-
. hat and green tie. but much NOR
Inappropriate costume for some % then
would be tripes.-Firginian- Pilot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
REMOVE COSBY TO
RICHMOND JAIL
RIG Nd. vA--Speciai.-

RIG MON d. VA-Special.-
Fearing that he may meet with vio-
lence in Louisa. authorities OF that
county. after comforting with Cover
nor Mann Monday. have determined to
bring George Wise Cosby TO Richmond
for safekecping pending trial.
Cosby Is now ia a hospital at Staun -
ton. where he IS recovering from a bull
let wound IN the chest. when ne
claims 10 be self-infiicted. lie is
charged with the muroer OF clyde Nc
Gee. ia Louisa county, Christmas Eve
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
UNKNOWN NAN
GOES over dam

PETER VA Special An
unknown man was drowned ia the
harbcr here Thursday. but there
is mystery as Go how or where Die got
into the river. d. IS supposed that
he feI from the f1ot-lrIdge crossing
90 pOcahoutas and was swept over
the dam hy the rapid flood current
Ills struggles were witnessed hy sev-
eral persons. but ne sank before add
could reach him. The body has not
been recovered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

responsibility ends with Delivering the
letters 20 the hotel once. the lnspec-
tors seek 90 jaii ms nan because o.
hse daring and indirect tampering with
inc United states mails.
After someone higher up had
bloc ked the serving OF a warrant GA
wealthy Mrs.. John R. Henderson Tor
cutting a public tree from in front o.
her castle here. the woman agreed 90
replace tne broken down tree ~ a new
one This viii settle the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
RAILROAD VOTES
To OFFER BONDS
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Special

PHILADELPHIA, PA. SpeciRL--
At a special meeting Friday the
directors OF tie Norfolk aud
Western Railroad Company voted
90 offer shareholders the priv
ilcgc OF subscribing at 100 p ON
or before March 25th for an
amount OF tine convertible a.
per cent. gold BONDS. equal 90 IS
per cent. OF their respective hold
tngs as registered al the close OF
business February 18th.
The bonds will mature I'm 1888
and will be convertible at par
any time after September. 1913.
or before September I. 1928, Into
the common stock OF the COM
pany.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
Crude OH Advance.

PITTSBURG. PA. Special An ad-
vance OF cents per barrel IN the pur-
chasing price OF Pennsylvania and
other grades OF crude oil. che fourth
advance OF I cents. or a total OF Is
cents this week. was announced here
today. The hrst advance was an
nounced Monday and advances have
been announced daily since that date.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Dr.. Friedman vas % have sailed on
thr Mauretanla yesterday. He will 70
20 sew Yorx. accordt1E 60 Ms pres
ent plans. within the next month and
attempt % avail himself % the n .0oo.-
600 ofer made ~ Charles ~. F'inlay.
New YORK banker Tor the cure %
his son-in-iaw. Rex Lee Paris. Mo -
li with consumption az Saranac lake.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
MOROCCO TRIBESMEN
SHOOT FRENCHMEN
PARls. speclal.-Three French -

PARIS, Special.-Three French OH
GERS and a number OF men were killed
by hostile tribesmen In French Mo-
rocco In a fight near Adrar. according
20 an undated telegram received today
by the ministers OF the colonies. The
native uprising In French Morocco t.
more serious than was at first be-
lleNed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Hampton has organized a crabbers
union. We respectfully suggest the
editor OF the Roanoke Evening World
as an honorary member.-Danville
Register
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

OLD BAY LINE.

Baltimore steam Packet Coz
Daily. Including sunday between Nurfoik
and N.iIf more
steamers floRfoa. FfHafafa aan aLaaAaas
earn InE Il ~ Mail ana rtluINt0rI alln United
Airr.Fsr IrIrgrarnF. aut every modern con
reuIerre fur fne p.elsu re and comfort q The
travelling uuhilc Musie nF Prof EmeriCha
nrrhestras oa steamers -verr TRIP
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

%
money watered
for the the genuine article
Make up Trial Order from the above Partial List
The Cofer Liquor Company, Inc.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE
23l4 washington Ave Bell Phone 20
Newport News Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

When the postman comes aroun
now you can't tell whether you ar
going 90 get letter or a post-hol
digger.- StauntOn Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

The reason Tiilman hates Bleaae 81
cordially Is that Illiman used 90 bs
able 20 use the strongest language ir
South Carolina. Now Blcaae has beal
him 20 it-Times- Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

A Missouri legislator has introduced
a ban 10 require lobbyists Co wear a
uniform consisting OF brown suit. red
hat and green tie. but a much more
appropriate costume for some 81 them
would be tripcs.-Firginian Pilot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

william Rockefeller viii attempt 90
pour oil on the troubled waters OF
the money trust lgators-Ham-
llton (Nal Enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
UPPER SARANAC.

Upper Saranac. y. Y, July l9.-Tsnnis
received a sudden impetus this week upon
the arrival al the inn Of w. Linton Land.
reth. Of Philadelphia. who has given a
cup for the sport. The formal matches
will be started now, and the list OF plav.
ois is a strong one Some new talent has
appeared here this season. and Miss Alic.
Patterson. OF Philadelphia, is forging 10
the front ranks of the women PLAYERS
Joseph Wocrner, OF New York. leads the
men. Players are coming from the camp
of Mrs. w. s. Johnson, while nearly every
one in the house party with Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton G. Work at the Wigwsm plays
Mr. and Mrs Percy Rockefeller came un
this week and opened the Douglas Point
Camp where they will make their sum.
mer headquarters. The camp IL AT tho
southern end Of the lake. where Mr and
Mrs Rockefeller may lead the quiet lie
which they prefer
Mr.. ana Mrs. G.. 3. Wintringham. ac.
companied by \. &. Wintringham and
w. #. Wintringham. Of Brooklyn, came
UP with guides on a tour OF the lakes.
Among the arrivals who Will remain
for some time At Saranac Inn are Mr.
and Mrs. ~ J. Willer. MIR. and Mrs. Nal.
colin Goodridge. New York; Mr. and Mrs.
George La Monte. Bound Brook y. J..
Mr.. and Mrs Horatio G. Lloyd and Hora.
ito G. Lloyd jr, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
LAKE PLACID.

Lake Placid, n. V. July la-h the an
nual meeting Of the Lake Placid Yacht
Club on Mondly William n. Lyman or
Philadelphia. was reelected commodore.
Harrie r. HUI. OF Morristown. y j., vice
commodore. and William J. McConvill, Of
Brooklyn. secretary and trcasurer Vic
tor Herbert was elected trustee for
three years The race programme an
nounced FOR the season opens with the
first In the series OF sailing races FOR the
Challenge cup to-day Dates for the re-
maluiug sailing races are July a, Au-
gust g. II and q. Tie power boat races
will start August ?. and there will be
races August 70 and September ]. Much
prominence has been given the water
sports. and water polo water baseball.
aquaplaning. tub races and swimming
races are some Of the interesting events
To which the young people are looking
forward
Raymond stevens was host Al merry
bccfst,ak dlnre- given Monday at Camp
Swastika FOR company Of young people
from the Stevens House and camps. In
Guiding MIss Ella Herbert Mrs. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK.

Thousand Island Park. July l9-One-
stepping and turkey trotting' were in
cludcd IN the dance steps given recently
at the Geneva Hotel Included in tnc reg
istrations during the last week are Mr..
and Mrs Richard Walls. Of Philadelphia,
H. H. Mitchell. OF Chatham y. J.: Mr.
end Mrs y. :. Uncklcs and Mrs. Hood
Walters. Of New York: W. n Darrancc.
Of Camden. y. j.. and Mrs. 5. n. Slater.
of Norwich. Conn.
At the Eager cottages arriving las,
week are Francis NJ DunahUe. of Oswe-
20; Dr. \ W Goodalc. Of Watertown
T. W. Mattison, Of PULASKI Mrs George
Cooper and Miss Cooper. OF Syracuse.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Roberts. of Nor
ristown. y. j.. are the guests of Mrs. "
W Benton. at the lattcrs cottage on
Eden street
Mrs J. T. Bennett. of Wavcrly. y. y.
has opened her cottage al Thousand
Island Park.