Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06
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urday.
Ray southgate was home from St
Adams Sunday.
q. w. Joy and family returned from
Pittsheld Saturday.
Miss Ellen Nichols went to Boston
thursday, returning Saturday.
Misses Sticknev and Rhett from Bethel
spent Friday with Miss c. L. stickney.
Seymour Culver and family are ENJOYING
driving trip to Montpelier this week.
Miss Mary Muloch from Cambridge.
Mass, arrived Saturday for a few weeks
/ stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Adams from
swampscott, Mass, are with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hinkley.
Misses Grace and Nell Conant from
randolph Center have been guests OF the
Misses Eastman the past week
Rev. Franklin w. Bartlett, who supplies
al st: PauIs church during August, is
boarding at the Cascadnac. House.
Rev. II. q. Ward from Bakersfield, for
merry pastor of the Cong1 church, was the /
guest OF Rev. Levi Wild last week.
Mrs. Flora Rumrill Adams and children
from Charlestown, n. H.. and Miss Eva
rillis.
Mrs. A. w. Emmitt, Miss Elsie S. EN-
mitt and Miss Martha Throope from Chi
eago spent last week at the Cascadnac
House.
II. E. Shetland and wife from Worcester.
Mass, who are touring the state with an
automobile, spent Sunday az the Cascad-
nae House.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Waite Elder. Miss
Gertrude Denison and c. II. Woodard
spent Wednesday of last week in Ham
over, n. II.
Rev. {. II. Wells from Woodstock and
William N. Campbell from Chicago spent
wednesday night OF last week at the Cas-
,sdnac House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder left Monday night
or their home in Denver. On the way
hey will visit Washington, ID. c., and
Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Isabella Sullivan and her cousin,
Hiss Mary Sanford, from New York were
'uests OF Miss 5. Z. Doubleday from Sat-
Irday till Tuesday.
Mrs. 9. /. Bliss and Miss Ruth. Miss
Elizabeth Siders and Mrs. Lucy Burdett
rom bingham, Mass, are at the Cascad-
&C House for the month OF August.
Letters for the following persons are
dyertlsed at the Royalton postoffice:-
, lliiam ;. Aldrich, Miss Laura Clark,
lrs. kidder and Mrs. F. A. Monkey.
-. az iutHt htBAl IN ana around our Y
lllage, OF Elba Corbin's hay-rigging, well
lied with his summer boarders, might
ldicate lack OF the ordinary freight for
ich vehicle. The fact is that his guests
refer that method OF transportation for
tort trips and he is willing TO take time
ON bis farm work to crafty their de- -
re. ride over one Of the wild cross
'untry hill roads OF this section with a III
lrty Of ten or twelve congenial spirits is V
J experience which is as ENJOYABLE as il
rare to his guests who come from the
~ for the pleasant outing which one is
re TO receive at the hands OF the genial
'st and hostess of "Fairyiew farm"
Residents on the west side OF the river
'posite "Fairyiew farm" were somewhat -
artied about eight O'Clock Tuesday even In
9 OF last week by a brilliant illumina-
IN on the hill back of Elba Gorbin's
use. The cause was soon learned. As
e flames leaped skyward, those who
ltched closely could see the lighted faces
large group of onlookers, boarders at n
r. Corbin's, two of whom, Merton p
Gene of Gardner, Mass. and L. Z.
over of Boston, had built this huge
nfire as a farewell to the New York and
ston guests who were to leave on the n,
lowing day, and also as welcome to "
ose from Connecticut who had just . :,
me to take their places. Strains OF al
niliar songs fioated over the river from
ne TO time during the illumination and
the tire burned low, rounds OF cheers for
departing guests and for the genial
u and his wife, who had made their
nth's soiourn in Vermont one round Of
assure, were indicative OF the popularity
his justly famed house.