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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09

MONEY TO LOAN on cify and darn
property any amount low tn1eeo9g
rates. and most liberal terms. Cau e
write for our plan. w. N. Forbes Z Co,
Security Bldg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09

First published in The Topeka State
Journal March 2, 191A1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09

MISCELLANEOUS.
JACKSON & CO., dealing in seed and
sodcfng specially. Leave order at Phone
l1s7.
GOOD SODDING, nice elm trees planted
on double quick time. 1913.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.
Northeast corner 9Th and Quincy, every
Saturday at p. m. Horses, cows, bug
gtes. wagons, harness, household goods,
merchandise.
CREWS & ANSEI. Auctioneers. Phone So
w. T. WILEY. Manager.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-09

ROAD NOTICE.

lf1ret published In The Topeka State
ROAD NOTICE.
State OF Kansas. Shawnee County. ~.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
TAKE NOTICE. That q legal petition
signed by NJ. O'Keeffe and other house,
holders of Mission Township, in said
County C rt. has been presented to the Board
location Of q county road, ~ follows. viz:
Beginning at the southwest corner Of the
ssss na1 # the = sE front
thence north on line to intersect with the
Bailey road. making . road one mile long
lees "a rods.
Sims. F. c. Nfpps and J. c. Sinner. view
ers, who will meet at the point Of begin
ming Of said proposed road on tho 18th
e oax o. 1aa april Isl ISL and to ysw
time ana place all persons interested may
attend and have a hearing. In case said
viewers fa,i to meet on the day desisnat-
as provided by law, without further
notice.
witness my hand and the oniciai seal Of
said County. this 9Th day of April, 1914.
TSeal1 o. K. SwAYZE.
County Clerk.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal March 2. 1s1AJ
State Of Kansas, Shawnee County. 50.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of Harry A.
Mayberry. late Of Shawnee County. Kan
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 22rd
day Of March. A. d. 1914, the undersigned
County, Kansas, duly appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Harry A. May
berry. late OF Shawnee County, deceased.
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. J. w. MAYBERRY,
Administrator.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-05-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

August Tohm and wife to
William Tohm, $500, WIZ Sc
/ -16O.77. 81. . J.
Henry Sylvester and wife to
Hermidass Dalbec, $50, lots II
and IL. block 80 of Whites
First addition. South Bottineau
Caroline Dupree formerly
Caroline Berry, to Louis Er-
dahl $500. co., lot IL block 3, city
of Souris.
Emma cDonnell admin
s~tratrix of estate of John A.
McDonnell, (by sheriff. to First
State bank of Barton, Sheriff
deed $517. II. NV g. 159-7 a.
Emma and John v. McDon-
nell, Merth Tena N and
Laura Bailey, 10y sheriff. to
First State bank of Barton
(sheriff's deed)$l826. 80, NV NE
sw, sc sw, NV sc 26-150-74.
The Mcknight Land Co. tn
E. Y. Mcknight, q. C.. d. 81, eHa
sw lots 3 and 4, section 49, 1871
80.
Gold tabeck Loan & Credit
Co. to Margaret Ton, 1926,
sw sw 32- 1853. "a.
Thomas p. Dooley 10y sher-
iff) to State Bank of Antler,
(sheriff' decd $766. "a. NV g.
1881.
John Albert Nicely to Euclide
Gendron. $3.50, lots Is and Is,
block 5, Westhope.
Samuel Desoe to Minneapolis
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Ry. ca. $50, 75-1OO acres in NV
sw 14-16O-74.
Frank Fl. Renshaw to Mpls.
St. Paul 4 Sault Ste n. Ry Co.
$125, 1851 acres in ne NV 7-16O-
IS.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-05-15
Second Victory Tor Boys

The baseball game last Fri
day evening between the mar
ried and single men resulted in
another victory for the boys.
At the and of the sixth inning
the game was called on account
of darkness, and the game
stood & to 2, with the married
men on the short end of the
score. The battery for the
benedicts' was Kelley, Finholt
and NJ. White; single men.
Costello and Ruelle. There
will be another game Monday
evening but so far it is not
known what teams will play.
An effort is being made to get
the Gardena team down here
but at this time it is not decid-
ed. The diamond has been
put in excellent shape; the
boys are out for practice every
evening: and Monday eve
ning's game should bring out
all lovers of the sport.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-05-15

Whereas, The city auditor of
the city of Bottineau has failed
to advertise for bids for the
construction of the various
kinds of sidewalks in the city
during the ensuing year before
the 18th day ofMarch, 1914, and
the city council having failed to
award contracts at their regular
meeting in April;
Now. therefore notice is here
by given that on Monday the
Let day of June, 1914 at 8 o'clock
p. M. the city council of the
city of Bottineau will receive
sealed bids for the construction
of the various kinds of side
walks in the city of Bottineau
during the year 1914 in accord
ance with the specifications of
the ordinance concerning side
walks, which said ordinance
may be had by communication
with the undersigned. That
such bids will at said time be
opened by the city council, and
the city council will award the
contract to the best bidder for
the different kinds of sidewalks
required. Each bid shall be
accompanied by a certified
check payable to Peter Scott,
city auditor, in the sum of fifty
dollars, which said check will
be retained by the city council
until after said contract has
been awarded, and in case of
the award of said contract all
other checks will be returned,
and in case of the failure of the
bidder to enter into a proper
and sufficient contract together
with an undertaking as pro-
vided by law, the said check
will be retained and cashed by
the city auditor.
Dated this 7th day of May,
1914.
III. A. Bate,
Mayor.
Attest:
Peter Scott. auditor.
lSeal) M8 Is
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-05-15
Citation Hearing FlnaltAeeesnt o. ~Exeeuaers
State of North Dakota
County of Bottineau
In county court.

o'a'e is"'tn Oakota
County of Bottineau
In the matter of the estate Of Amt Noun
deceased.
Finstad. Petitioners
Christiana N MI
Caroline Sem. InRe-\
borg Anna BrovOld./
Anton Noun. Sigridk
Albertson. KarenFin.v
etad and Christian
Noun. .kespondents/
The state OF North Dakota to the above
named respondents, greetings:
You and each of o are hereby cited
n required to be and appear before the
county court of the county of Bottineau.in
the state of North Dakota. at the oface Of
court house in the city of Bottineau on the
9Th day of june A. ID. 1914. at 2 O'Clock D m.
I OF that day. then and there to shoW cauae
Il any there be why the final accounf 81
Erick Noun andOttO Finstad q executors
Of the estate Of said deceased should not
pc settled and allowed the residue Of said
estate Pc distributed to the persons there
to entitled. the said estate closed and said
executors DISCHARGED.
Let servtce Of this citation be made on
respondents as follows:
BY personal service on each Of the above
respondents residing in the county. Of
{Botttnear.. state of North Dakot, ten days
RnoI eq .lose0f heeffng or by publication
"a the Bottiueau Courant for four aucces-
b.ssa ssis 'sth q, q Ny !; :; q.
NJ, .a.Jsn.f 81 81 q eeaa1I6 2aft
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-05-15

Department of the interior. u. S. Land
Office at Minot. N. OAK. April %. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that CLAUS j.
June 12. 1901. made homestead entry 36667.
serial OlO006, (now MinOtl for the swH. nwz.
section q. township 168 north, range y
notice of intention to make final Ave
yea proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before John II. kirk. u.
8, Commissioner, at BOttineau. N. Oak
on the seventeenth day of june. 1914.
Claimant names 40 witnesses: :
T.lT. HmrneroOn, Of Bottineou, NJ. Oak.
Peter Hanson Of Bottineau. n. Oak. Ole
Kittle1on, OF Bott1neau,..N ~. Dak.:aand Ole
Efichson Of Bottineau, n. Dak.
FL. Fgifn.
ReGietef.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
BETHLEHEM, N. H.

BETHLEHEM. y. H.. June 81 The Beth
lehem Country Club will renew its activity
in the social aud athletic life Of Bethlehem
on a more ambitious scale thar Yer. Will
lam McAulifie. president Of the club. also
president OF the Bethlehem Board of Trade.
and his committee are making elaborate
preparations for the season.
The Sinclair House Will entertain many
New Workers during the coming month.
among them Mrs. Louis de Zerega. who
will be accompanied by Miss Mary A. Tate.
Miss Anna =. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. VI. VI.
Davis. all OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il Crawford and Mrs. Rebecca
Grieg Of New York will have their usual
suite and Dr.. and Mrs. 7 +. Brown 81
BROOKLYN will he here. DR.. Brown being
one OF the crack White Mountain golfers.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Reynolds are others
among White Mountain golfers from New
York. Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Lyon Of Bridge
port, Conn. will spend their twenty NTH
consecutive season at the Sinclair. n!
Ruel W Poore. president Of the Gar
field National Bank of New York. opens
his country house in Bethlehem this month
and arrives there with Mrs. Poore for the
fourth
Col and Mrs. r 4 swigert OF Aiken
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y.

ALEXANDRIA BAY. Thousand Islands June
% With the first advent of warm weather
che summer season at the Thousand Islands
has commenced in earnest. The hotels are
showing well filled registers. The pro
gramme of the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club will be opened officially with dancing
party to be held on the evening of the Fourth
of July. Dances will be held thereafter
twice a week
The officers of the Thousand Islands
Yacht Club for the coming season have
been announced. Charles VI. Englis Of
Brooklyn has been named commodore, j.
Norris Oliphant of New York vce-com
modore. Chester r. Hoag Of Newark rear
commodore. G. Leverct Hayden secretary,
Charles s. Rees treasurer and Dr. j, Miles
Gibbons of Brooklyn fleet captain. No one
has as yet been named TO Ill the ONCE Of
fleet surgeon. made vacant by the death
of DR. Egbert lie Fever In New York last
winter.
Several OF the members OF the Thousand
dcnce at the clubhouse on Weleslov Island.
Among these are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :.
Rees of New York. MIR. and Mrs. l. II. Jenn''
and daughter. Marie, of New York. Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. liavemeyer and daughter. Doro
thy. of New York. Mrs. George Russell AMI
Mrs. James Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Powell OF New York
have taken Bywater Lodge at st Lawrence
Park for the summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
AT PAUL'S SMITH.

PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, June 27.-Eariy
visitors 10 the st. Regis lakes have noted
with keen pleasure the excellent condl.
ton OF the st. Regis River Golf Club
links. Some OF the St. Regis players
have played on European courses and
md that their own course here eNcels
q.y that they found on the other side.
The picturesque clubhouse. a building pa
termed after the Swiss type OF archl
lecture, Will he the central gathering
place this summer OF the cottage. camp
ana hotel colony.
Several parties came up this month 20
enjoy motoring with goir and were de
lighted with the result Among them were
MIR. and Mrs James Terry OF Hartford
Conn, who decided to remain here for
the season and have leased the LOOMS
cottage at Paul Smiths hotel
While there have been many camp i'm
provements and changes this season the
principal new feature or the lakes IL the
large rustic cabin. which has been com
pleted at Camp Wildair for the use OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Mills Reid. who are
10 spend the summer here Mrs White
law Reid will come early IN July 70 camp
and will be Joined by her daughter. ne
Hon. Mrs. John Ward Of London.
One OF the most important real estate
deals OF recent years was the purchase
of the Frederick w. Vanderbilt camp
on Upper ST. Regis Lake by Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt OF Brooklyn.
pine Tree Point is a series OF japanese
buildings and the only camp OF the kind
I'm the Adirondacks. Mr.. and Mrs Pratt
with their family will spend the entire
season here.
The wedding here on July : OF Mis-.
Eleanor Helen Garretson of Morristown
and Dr. Francis Berger Trudcau, son Of
Or and Mrs. Edward L. Trudeau Of
Saranac Lake. viii bring 10 the resort
a number Of the camp colony, who other
wise would not come until n fortnight
] la."r. pr and Mrs. Trudeau are Comlng
{ 20 their cottage July 2.
! Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Maffitt Of 81. Louis
have opened the Maffitt cottage and ar
entertaining Miss Ida Pollard. DR.. and
Mrs. Philip Garcia Canazares OF Cuba are
At the Carnegie cottage and Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Jones OF San Francisco arc n
their lake shore cottage
There will lie several changes in III
camp colony on Upper st. Regis and SHIT
fire Lake this season and some OF M
familiar faces will be absent Mrs. An
son Phelps Stokes will not visit Bircl
Island camp which has been leased fo
the season TO willard James, and Pear
Island camp will be occupied by Jane
Howard OF New York. The Grac'
| Mitchell camp. on Spitfire Lake. has beer
| taken 10y Mrs. =. A. Barton OF New York
| and Mrs Adolph Ladenburgh will have
I the Trowbridge camp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
MAPLEWOOD, n H.

N>pIEwCUD. y II June o.; - The Maple
wood Hotel was selected by J evils Spaare.
chairman of the committee OF the American
Automobile Association ~ Headquarters
in the white Mountains over July for the
tourists Oh the national reliability tour
and contest for the Glidden cup,
The Maplewood Inn has been open for
some time The golf links and Msplewood
Gun club viii divide the attention OF the
sport lovers and tournaments arc being
arranged
Among New Workers who viii Le OF the
Maplewood cottage colony this season are
Mrs. Eta Tilford Kirkland and family.
who have taken the Sawyer cottage.
The Rev. Merrill l.. Gates Of Washing
ton. ID. c. IL also 20 be among the cot
tagers. and Mr.. and Mrs. +. $. Smith will
come from Baltimore to open cottage 10.
James r. Carpenter. NJ u. Fink and
family. including Charlie Fink. the golfer
Henry s. Schley and Mrs. q. IL Moller
have all taken cottages for the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
DANCE REACHES PINNACLE OF
POPULARITY AT LONG BEACH

Lose BEACH, J.. l.. June with two
formal openings To add Ia the merry whirl
the last week seems TO have brought the
dance TO the pinnacle OF popularity
Friday evening marked the Introduce
ton Of la Sale Yvctte. the violet ball
room at the Hotel Nassau. That this room
ia triumph in artistic and unusual deco
rations was conceded by all who came 10
see and stayed to dance 10 the contagious
music of Nahan Franko's orchestra. The
entire first floor OF the hotel overlooking
the ocean has been transformed into Il
single room with central space for dane
ing encircled with tables for guests Walls
and furnishings are in tones Of violet and
rose lights are used effectively.
There will be thes dansants In the violet
ballroom Saturday and Sunday and dane
ing every evening at o'clock.
Guests at the Nassau are enthusiastic
over the nifty mile trip inland arranged
by Mr. Barse OF the hotel. A yacht has
been chartered and in the early morning
n merry crowd with picnic hampers will
60 aboard for the day. by way OF bay and
inlets they reach Montauk Point. Brook
lyn or Point Pleasant
MAYOR Mitchell played IN the tennis match
ON the Nassau courts Sunday morning
with !. C.. Hammond for his team mate
REYNOLDS and Russell Merritt Page. Other
guests of the week we're Lieut.. G, A, Bon
william of the United States Navy and Mrs.
Bonyinan, Sir Dcvith Werner of London.
+. l., StagR, j. l.. Stagg, NJ. de Nenguechea.
r. r. Fairbanks. Mr., and Mrs. T.. II. Muge
of Englewood. y. j.; VI, 4. Cadenas and
II. NJ, Estrada Palma of Havana. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J.. Marsh and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Black.
The Danse de Ia Mer. a handsome struc-
ture dedicated to the trlumphS of Terp-
sichore, was formally opened Saturday
| evening. With it's myriad twinkling lights,
its rainbow hues all blending harmoni-
ously. one of the finest floors possbleand
the inspiring music OF n band as an extra
added attraction it is one Of the imposing
sights along the boardwalk. Tho cot
tago colony turned out en- masse for the
affair and there were many familiar faces
| from New York and Brooklyn.
All hahitues of the boardwalk are dane
| ing the latest ragtime rave, Joseph White
! the originator, has named il the Trouvilc
! Cantor, and guests OF this popular restau-
rant are insistent in their calls for IT, A
new feature Is the ocean grill where bathers
may be served in their beach costumes
| Among those who entertained here during
! the week were Mr. and Mrs. John +. Me
| Intyre. Mr. and Mrs. Paschal Carter
George Anderson, Miss FRITZ Soher. Mr.
and Mrs. william Bramwell, Mr. and Mrs
| r. McNicknr and Mrs. Charles Koher.
Dancing contests and special sea food,
continue to crowd Hraly's with cup hunter.
and diners. Lucky number contests seen
| to ind most favor with the guests. Satur,
day evening MIR, and Mrs. Harry Williams
! were the holders Of the fortunate fna
number.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Society Organizes Summer Cabaret
... Club for Dining and Dancing

ease with which one gets In and out from
the city 70 the country place, and the fact
that many families now go to the country
only week ends depending on the car and
the ease with which one gets fresh air and
an outing without the discomfort of pac king
mp and leaving bag and baggage" saws
the chairman.
Admitting that these conditions do,exist
then II Is an easy step to sec how the Sum
mer Cabaret Club comes Just I'm time 10 nh
in certain blank
Many of the committee live In Tuxedo.
Cedarhurst. last Hampton. Greenwich and
other nearby places. ne can dashaway
In the early afternoon from any OF these
resorts and from possibly u monotony of
watering place or suburban life and get
freShened up by meeting their old friends
for dinner and a dance without premedita-
tiOn on either side. then back in the early
morning to a long country sleep.
Evening dress il not obligatory on The
members. a license permitted owing to the
fact that many of them are expected ia
come from long distances
After the first of July the invitations, that
permit those responding at once TO take
advantage of tho opportunity. will be called
in. and then the people who desire TO joir
will have to he passed upon by the com.
.
manner This has been found necessary
by the quick and large response already
made.
The patronesses are Mrs. Charles G.
Auchincloss, Mrs Dom Barber Mrs. Fred
eric Foster Carey. Mrs. Arthur !. Cumnock
Mrs. John NJ Dickinson. Mrs. c. Howart
! Dawson. Mrs, Louis du Pont Irving, Mrs
Eflngham Lawrence. Mrs. James Parrish
Lee. Mrs Richard l., Morris. Mrs. Edward
A. Manice. Miss Annabella s. Olyphant
Mrs. Nj, Albert pease. ,Ir.. Mrs II. Hobar
Porter, Mrs. Joel kathbone. Mrs. j. Harser
| Rhoades. Mrs. Harry =. Riker. Mrs William
II, *. Taylor. Mrs. Lindsey Tappin an,
Mrs Mclane Van lngen.
The board of directors; j. Henry Aley
ander. George f. Batcheller. John Clinton
Gray, DR., Joseph Rowland Hunt. Emlel
T. Lttel, Frederic Potts Moore Huntingto,
Norton. W. Albert Pease. Jr., T.. Vail Steb
bins. Lindsey Tappin aud J. Lorimel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
JEFFERSON, N. H.

JEFFERSON. y, IL. June . The Waum-
bek il one of the latest Of the large hotels
10 open Among New York women who
spend the summer at the Waumbek are
Mrs. Nathaniel Witherell. Mrs William
steinway, Mrs X 4 Neuhoff and Mrs.
Augustus Kountze. Mrs. Steinway's daugh-
ter. Mrs Adolph Victor has a cottage every
season. Mr. and Mrs Victor with their
family are ardent fishermen
The annual open championship tourna-
mept of the wnumbek Golf Club In August
1. the principal golf event OF the White
Mountains and has attracted many players.
Last years championship was won by
Harold slater of Fox Hills j Courtney
Punderford has also held the cup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
New Jersey Press Association
Entertained at Watch Hill

The Watch Hlll House ia 20 have yarn
swappers' corner" this season. The corner
OF the foyer at the entrance 10 the dining
room has been set aside for the purpose
Some of the early arrivals from New
York at the Watch Hill House are; nl.-
bert y. McKibbon. Miss Mildred Mcho
bon. Mr. and Mrs +. :. Joncau. Miss y
Brownell. Mrs. l.. G. Maxwell, Miss bcss''
Chalmers, Miss Spadone. Mr., ana MrA
Courcose, Mrs Brownson. Miss Browhso"
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Ellsworth FROM
other points are: william W. Tapley' hhrr'
q. Webster, James Mckennon. C. Motr'
Calhoun. James O. Mead. Harold l.. LeF'
Frederick W. Hawkins. Ralph II, Page
Dwight Gilmore. T.. p. Winter. Aoert -.
Shaw. james d. Leneghan, Robert
Stoddard. Springfield, Mass Mr. and Mrs
Fred c. Gusteller. Ray and ADELAIDE Gus
teller. Hartford; X. J., Cassidy. ; t. az
sidy. Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v
Weston, Miss Florence Weston. 'hi'"SU
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Hazard ana H. W.
Richmond, Providence.
Early arrivals and reservations al 'n'
Ocean House from New YORK Ih,'.,'''
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Saunders, Mr. ana w
Frederick Brooks. Mrs, curtis "l,
Sanford, Mrs. Clarence Price. Nr' "'"'
Mrs. Ambrose Adams. Mrs II, lh"ihIN'.
Mrs W. y. Horton. Mr.. and Mrs, lhN''S -
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. John W fs'ni"h' VT
and Mrs John ID. Schoonmakcr ana lan.nl
Mrs, Er,hine Smith and family ana NrS
Il. A. Babbidge. From other points az,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Barbour, VII an"
Mrs II. u, Joy of Detroit, MI. ana W.
Charles 4. Weston. Miss Florence N''""'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Howard oil 'l,".o'
Joseph Wood. Mrs, W, y. Holland q, III
burg: MIR and Mrs. II. &. Judd, VIZ
Samuel W. Bovine. A. {. Durham, MI 'II
Mrs. Daniel MorreIl Hartford MI, "'
Mrs. Frederick Ley and family w. ~
Nevins and family and Mr.. and Mrs W
Kirkham. Springfield. Mass, -
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New London Takes to New Golf Links

W Patton and Alexander T.. Patton, Me-
shanesyille Miss Francis Bailey. Harris
burg; -, steele. Atlanta
M. and Mrs. Edward Bushnell. Cleve-
land Mr.. and Mrs. Edward \. Foote.
Cleveland John q. Brodhend, Hartford {;
]. r.. Sheldon. Jr., II. Il. Meyer. A. Me-
Lam. Jr. yacht Acahi Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
". Carleton, New Britain \. Foomihael,
Norwich: Fred Doher,y. Boston, \. W.
Hawkins. III Pasn; Mrs. VI. J. Gates, Miss
Catherine Coan \. l.. Gates. q. ID. Gates.
j. VI. Gates. Frank Slofey. Charlton, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarrant u. King, Miss
Jacques. Milton: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Mac
Bride passaic. y. J. 4. r. Burr. Chicago (;
Mr., and Mrs. III. =. Rcdfeld. IL. 4. Red
field. Hartford: Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Cone. Miss Dorothy Jones. New Hartford !;
Louis Il. Porteous, Norwich William $.
Ely. Thomas e. Parsons, Rochester. y, Y. :;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leach New York