NATIONAL HC ME.H£nry H. Turner reported from furlough, Saturday afternoon.fMajor and Mrs. A.!B. Smith have returned from a trip tlt; Boston,James F. Bagley is visiting- his parents in Argle for a few day:?.WJ Ham E. Carew Returned, Saturday, 'rom a six weeks' stay in Rochester, N. IIOuster N. Wood returned to the Home, from Spring:!.eld, Mass., Saturday afternoon.Hugh Kenney reported for duty, Sat-lrdciy, fiom an extended furlough to Wor.-^ester, Mass.Allmond Cunningham returned, Saturday, from Lowell, Mass, where he lias oepn visiting for several weeks.The funeral of the late John Rush .vlll take place, thip afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Father Nelligan officiating.William B. Taylor has returned to Camp from Dam arise ott a and Booth -hay Harbor, where he has been passing the summer.Major W. E El well, surgeon, who ae-compained the Board of Managers on Vh'dr tour tn Iho Western Branches, returned to the Home, Saturday evening.Guests at the hotel—C. H. Ham and wife, Danvers, Mass; A. H. Ham and wife, Danvers, Mass; A. E. Cot ins and wife, Gardiner, Me.; Chas, C. Snow and Washington, D. C.iThe following mpmbers left on furlough, Saturday: George W. Tucker, Fort I and, Thomas Hayes, Boston, Muse: Asa S. Dodge, Edward F. Cunningham, Windsor, Me.