" "Now, Hanna, you mustn't" "In all these years never so much as a dance or a car-ride as far as Middletown.

We had found upon the train from New York a lovely, lonely lady, the wife of one of our most spirited Massachusetts officers, the brave Colonel of the th Regiment, going to seek her wounded husband at Middletown, a place lying directly in our track.

James Grayden and his team pleased me well enough, and so I made a bargain with him to take us, the lady and myself, on our further journey as far as Middletown.

It was evening when we got to Middletown.

The authorities of Middletown are evidently leagued with the surgeons of that place, for such a break-neck succession of pitfalls and chasms I have never seen in the streets of a civilized town.

I will keep this stained letter for them until peace comes back, if it comes in my time, and my pleasant North-Carolina Rebel of the Middletown Hospital will, perhaps, look these poor people up, and tell them where to send for it.

Reaching Middletown, my first call was on the wounded Colonel and his lady.

Dr. Thompson, kind, cheerful, companionable, offered me half his own wide bed, in the house of Dr. Baer, for my second night in Middletown.

" Mr. J.G. BALDWIN, of Middletown, Connecticut, a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, gives the following testimony: "I traveled at the south in 1827: when near Charlotte, N.C. a free colored man fell into the road just ahead of me, and went on peaceably.

" Mr. M.M. SHAFTER, of Townsend, Vermont, recently a graduate of the Wesleyan University at Middletown, Connecticut, makes the following statement: "Some of the events of the Southampton, Va. insurrection were narrated to me by Mr. Benjamin W. Britt, from Riddicksville, N.C.

" The following is furnished by Mr. F.A. HART, of Middletown, Connecticut, a manufacturer, and an influential member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

" Mr. M.M. SHAFTER, of Townsend, Vermont, recently a graduate of the Wesleyan University at Middletown, Connecticut, makes the following statement: "Some of the events of the Southampton, Va. insurrection were narrated to me by Mr. Benjamin W. Britt, from Riddicksville, N.C.

" The following is furnished by Mr. F.A. HART, of Middletown, Connecticut, a manufacturer, and an influential member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Amherst, Mass. Miss M.L. Matthews, Millville, N. Y. " S.M. Wells, Middletown, N. Y. Mrs. W.D. McFarland, Winsted, Conn.

Ch., for Indian M. 5.00 Middletown.

LYND, ROBERT S. Middletown; a study in contemporary American culture, by Robert S. Lynd and Helen Merrell Lynd. Foreword by Clark Wissler.

Middletown in transition.

SEE Lynd, Robert S. LYND, ROBERT S. Middletown in transition; a study in cultural conflicts.

Middletown revisited.

LYND, ROBERT S. Middletown; a study in contemporary American culture, by Robert S. Lynd and Helen Merrell Lynd. Foreword by Clark Wissler.

John Bartlow Martin (A); 2Sep71; R512552. Is Muncie still Middletown?

Ch., Half Bbl, of C., etc., for Storrs Sch., Atlanta, Ga Middletown.

To this he for a time yielded; but as soon as he discovered that the enemy had reached Monmouth Court House, not more than twelve miles from the heights of Middletown, he determined that he should not escape without a blow.

He was a graduate of the Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.

He is also a graduate of Middletown, and has had considerable experience as an instructor.