Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24
Campers are one by one returning.

Tomorrow evening, second lecture by
Rev, j. j. Lewis.
Alb. Cav anu wife were in GaysVllle the
first of the week.
Several Of our lIceal horsemen ATTENDED
the ifunbridge races.
MrseGove of Rochester paid Visit MON
day to Mrs. w. B. Wall.
Howard c. Gilbert, who has had slight
relapse, is once more on the gam.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Hail died Tuesday of cholera infantum'
Miss Daisy Manney Of Middlebury Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Evelyn Nancy
at rains again" has been one OF the
original remarks heard almost every day
this week.
Miss sallie Cav, who has been visiting
here and at the Center, mas gone oach y
Burlington.
Misses Josie and Katie Montgomery
are again at home after stay OF seNersi
weeks in Gaysville.
prof. and Mrs. Whitehill have broken
camp at Caspian Lake, Greensboro, ana
are now at Peacham
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Pratt, Mrs. Chas'
Pratt and Miss Helen Pratt, rom bIoo .Aa
Ign, N. ", are the guests at 'Mon'"eu'
Place"
Mrs Anna Chase represented the ladies
of st, johns church at the district meet
ing of the Woman's Auxiliary, nelo IN
st. Johnsbury, Tuesday and WEDNESDAY
of this week.
Invitations to the reception OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin o. Hubbard on the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage nave
been issued for Tuesday evening, august
10Th, from S to 10 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. Lewis and Mr.: Bull
lard, a brother OF Mrs. Lewis, OF BROOK
line Mass. who have been enjoying the
summer mont his in Plaintield, came FRI
day for a visit at Heman Powers. sunday
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, the lecturer, and famllS
were entertained at the same hospllauie
house.
Mrs. Peters and little Miss Hortense
went Friday to that famous summer re,
sort, Bar Harbor, Me, for vacation o.
two weeks at the expense OF the Boston
'Jourpal. According to the papers, there
IS an opportunity TO hear some excellent
music at Bar Harbor this ser son.
w p Wall and family and Miss Sadie
Lamb, who have been for the past few
weeks at Fishers Island, point within
easy reach of New London, Conn, CAM
Thursday. On their way home, they stop
ned at Amherst, Mass, where Mr.. Georg
Blodgett, well known in West kandolph
now resides,
In speaking Of the muster at Rutland
an exchange says, "Headqnarters me-
this wear Is in charge Of Frank Grlswol'
of West Randolph, and the general opln
ion is that it has never been IN bette
condition. The food is well cooked AM
neatly served" Mr. and Mrs. Grlswold
with their very efficient corps OF help pre-
pared dinner for $50 people Governor
Day The dinner was served at the Head
quarters and at the mess tents OF Com
pany E of Barre, and the following is IN
bill of fare: Boiled cod, white sauce; roas
turkey; boiled fowl; roast beef; potatoes
corn, onions, beets; entrees and relishes
BURBERRY, apple, mince and lemon ple
peaches; tea and coffee; crackers an
cheese Who wouldn't be soldier an
have jolly gum
A few of the more important doings a
Camp Randolph during the past week :
Fishing is the order Of the day, and IN
strings of fish brought in show that the
are not all gone yet. One OF the larges
fish was caught by Mr.. Eaton OF the waits
field camp. and when dressed weighed oV
err z pouDds.-Miss Philbrlck, MISS DaVeil
port and Guy Lamson left camp last WeeF
Mrs. j. NJ. Slocum, Miss Leah and Mas
ter Harold Socum, of Waterbury, Conn
are visiting at the Abbott cottage.-On
day last week, party from camp rowe
round to Stevens Point for picnic, com
ing home past Echo Rock, which viii dis
tinctly repeat a sentence of i've or 81
words. Mrs. G. ID. Sanborn and Earl weT
home Monday.-Saturday the Abbot
family Mrs. Sanborn and Earl, Mrs. Slo
cum and family and Mr.. Winch made
trip to Phillipsburgh on the steam yaeh
"Hattie b." controlled by Mr.. Dodg
After leaving Phillipsburgh, the part
coasted along Stevens Point and, as r.
suit, brought in a string of fish, sixteen
number; among them q three pound bas
a four-and "a half-pound pickerel ana
good sized pike Wednesday, sma
party spent a part of the day at st. A
mand. mainly for the purpose OF yisitin
real French colony.
That there is still little leaven of r,
nance left in this hard, workaday Worl
is proven by this moving incident: A
the story goes, a young woman and al
Jendant cavalier left the early mornir
train north at this station Thursday, eV
IDENTIFY purposing to continue their Jou
new in the afternoon. They both RENAL
ed here throughout the day, and Just D
fore the 3: f6 was due, the young man pr
posed to his companion that she give hi
her purse and he would buy ticket T
her. She availed herself of this genera
offer, and watched both man and pur
disappear from view. The expected ira
came and went, but the recreant swa
came not. He had, in fact, purchased
gone on little trip by himself. VIII
the young woman realized that, with t
fickieness of his sex, her lover had desel
ed her, she mourned, either for the man
the ducats, and perhaps TOR both. Life
longer seeming thing desirable, she pl
ceeded to a drug store and, claiming
have a toothache, obtained from the Gle
in charge vial of laudanum. Returni
to the depot, she swallowed the laudanI
and, having partially removed the lan
threw the bottle away. The poison
not operate as she had expected, but
made her decidedly drowsy and she
manned in semi-conscious state at
depot until the south bound event
train came in; then she took herself a
her despair away from the curious e,
that had been gazing at her from differs
points of observation throughout the
ternoon. 1t is reported that once star
on her Journey, this victim OF mispla'
confidence endeavored to throE hers
from the moving train but was restrain