Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-27

Albert Lamson of New York is on fol
/ the summer.
There will be a regular meeting of the
| o. e. s. Thursday evening.
There was no evening service at tbs
/ Congl church last Sunday.
Miss Matte Culver was in st. Albani
/ during a part of last week.
! Miss Marcia Palmer of Woodstock viz
/ tied Mrs. D. L. Chatfield, recently.
Mrs. w. T. Way OF Boston is spending 9
| couple of weeks with Mrs. W. L. Hebard
/ Mrs. H. G. Cole came Monday from
Boston and is with her mother, Mrs. DR.
Smith.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Willard Gay, Friday afternoon, July e,
at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Anna Chase goes Saturday to
| Thompson's Point, Lake Champaign, for q
little outing.
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Story, the Misses
West and Mrs. Howeils and son are guests
at sIdleton Cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gabrielle started
Monday on pleasure trip through the
northern part OF the State.
Mrs. A. ID. Lamson OF "Idleton Cottage
gave an afternoon tea on Tuesday, between
the hours OF five and eight.
Misses Lucy and Katie Montgomery are
in Gaysville for a few weeks with Their
grandmother, Mrs. Isaac Jones.
There will be NJ. e. sociabls at In
crease Chamberlin's on Tuesday, Aug. i
both afternoon and evening. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bass, Lemuel
Richmond, wife and daughter, l.. r,
Thayer and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
| MI 1sa A nd wifi q
Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Zeph l.. Sault, who for the last three
wears has been shipping clerk for Hough-
| ton 4 Richards, steel and iron meI-
chants of Boston, has been sent by them
TO Rockport, Mass, to be treasurer OF the
1 Pigeon Cove Tool company, which is the
1 largest company Of the kind in the United
States and is under their management
I Mr.. Sault has a good salary and an inter-
est In the business, as well as the good
will and esteem Of the firm for which he
works. His place as shipping clerk has
been taken BY his brother, Harry l..
Sault.
The Midsummer Dance which took
place at the Red Lion Inn last Friday even
| ing proved 10 be a very pleasant enter
tainment for about sixty people, some OF
whom reside here all the year, some Of
whom maze this town their summer
home, and some OF whom were the guests
OF the latter. The cities OF New York,
I Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Washington and
San Francisco were happily represented.
The rooms are well adapted for an occa-
sion OF this kind and Mr.. Battles, the pro-
prietor OF the Hotel, showed every accom-
mediation. Pretty hand-painted dance
/ cards, the work OF Miss Louise West, oil
/ Philadelphia, made appropriate souvenirs.
The Patronesses were Mrs. r. J.. Kimball.
Mrs. VIM. H. Dubois, Mrs. Jas. n. Nc
Call, Mrs. A. d. Lamson, Mrs. j. w. Burt,
Mrs. A.. b. Chandler and Mrs. Z. F. Moul-
! ton. Albert Eckert Chandler, George
Selden Goodrich and VIM. Eugene Kim
| ball were the Committee, who had the
dance in charge. Beedle's Orchestra fur
nished excellent music, and Percy Beattie
| furnished the refreshments, which were
served by butler and mattresses from
the homes OF the Patronesses.
The above account is kindly furnished
by Albert Eckert Chandler, as is, also, the
| following item;
/ A party of sixteen consisting of Mrs. A.
ID. Lamson, Mrs. Samuel Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Story, Mrs. A. b. Chandler,
Miss Clara Kimball, Miss Alice Morse
Miss Carrie Lamson, Miss Louise West
| Miss Helen West, Miss Mary Story, w. Z.
Kim ball. Geo. $. Goodrich, Ro. Lamson,
Willis Chandler and Samuel Howell, rode
| to Mortified took dinner, and returned
in the afternoon. 1t was perfect sum
mer day with fine breeze and cloud
less sky and everybody had a good time