Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-07

Brooklyn
See Mrs. f. 0. Blanchard's adv't
in another column.
Mrs. J. w. Tilson Of Maiden, Mass.
is visiting in town.
Bert Wilcox and wife are spending
few week, in St. Adams.
About fifty veterans from here will
attend the Encampment.
The w. c. 7. L. win meet with
Mrs. J. Prince Aug. z at 3 p. IN.
Bradford Tewksbury and wife have
returned from a short stay at the
beach.
Mrs. +. Gaskell and son, William
from Philadelphia are in town for a
short time.
Miss Bessie Bliss Of Bellows Falls
is spending her vacation with Hugh
Grove and wife.
Mark Atwood accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss JOSIE of Nor
witch, CT. are visiting friends in town.
DIR. 4. @. Blanchard and wife re-
turned from Camp Randolph, High
gate last week after a pleasant vaca-
ton.
Albert Chandler arrived from New
York last Friday evening, and is TO
spend most Of the month Of August at
his Mari-Castle home.
Rev. Geo. Morrow Of st. Johns
vile, n. T., viii preach at the Chris
tan church next Sunday and the sun
day following, Aug. 10 and IL.
Julian Albee and wife of Ware,
Mass, arrived in town on visit Sat.
They were the guests Of his father-in-
law, ~ Osgood Snow on Highland
Ave.
Mrs. John Bates and daughter, Eva
are visiting in Warner, \. ii. Mr..
Bates will join them Saturday and
they will then 60 to the beach for
week.
Mrs. J. G. Flanders, wife Of the
proprietor OF the well known Hattie
House Of Knoxville, Tenn, is visiting
friends in town, the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. J. II. Bass.
There was pleasant "drive whist"
party at j. w. Burt's Monday even
ing. Twenty enthusiasts Of that pop
ular game were present and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
A. p. Salisbury, Mrs. +. F. Sails
bury accompanied by her sisters, Mrs.
} A. Hayden, Mrs. +. p. Parmalee,
and Mrs. S. A. Howard went Monday
to Point Pleasant, Caspian lake for
several weeks.
Miss Edah G.. Goodrich has return
ed home from Camp Minnetonka, En-
field, n. H., where she has been
spending little time with party of
her Pomiret friends.
State Treasurer Dubois drew
check for seventy-two thousand dol
lars, Wednesday, for the expense of
the insane poor in the a.
sylum at Brattleboro, for the past year.
DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard have re-
turned from Highgate and are enthu-
sIastic in praise Of Camp Randolph.
The fishing is good. The DIR. sent
home during his stay over four hum
bred fish beside having plenty to eat.
Mrs. Blanchard caught some nice
large ones.
There was pleasant birthday party
ut "Idleton Cottage" on Tuesday eve
Of last week, it being in honor OF Miss
Carrie Lamson. About 60 people
were present. Many were the con-
yratulations received by Miss Lamson
md the gifts Of which there were
many, were valuable tokens of the es-
eem in which she was held.
A large number of campers at Cas-
lian Lake, Greensboro, returned home
Saturday after several weeks of delight
ul sojourn in place equaled only by
/ few in point of situation and pictnr-
,squeness. Those who returned were,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Salisbury and
ION, Misses Emma aud Mabel Smith,
Miss Cornelia Pierce from Pt. Pleas
INT Misses Lucina Saxton and Flor
nee Brooks who have been the guests
II Prof and Mrs. Whitehill at Camp
Ninnemaug. Miss Brooks is at
queen City Park.
Rev. DR.. Theodore L. Cuyler and
Yrs. Cuyler Of Brooklyn are spending
few days at Mari-Castle. Mr.. and
'irs. Chandler went with them Mon
lay to Bradford to visit Mrs. Crook !
nd her family, for many years their
eighbors in Brooklyn, now residing in
Mrs. Crooks native place. :
Dr.. Cuyler preached an admirable dis
curse in the Cong1 church Sunday
morning by invitation of the pastor. the
Rev. Mr.. Hardy, which was highly