Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21

rapidly with rest and quiet, otherwise sh
VIII return to Burlington. Mr.. Atwood
who so seriously injured his knee las
March, is slowly bat surely gaining
though he is still on crutches.
Camp Randolph Notes.
The Franklin House is well filled Will
guests.
several tents are pitched on shipyarc
Bay shore.
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Nichols Of Roxbur,
I came Monday 70 their new cottage on thi
lower fiat.
| The cuisine and service at the boarding
house are very satisfactory better thar
might be expected at the price for meals.
( The tame chippies are tanner than ever.
eating freely from the hand and crawling
all over one after concealed nuts OF corn.
An u-pound pickerel caught by Mrs. A.
+. Dean served as the piece de resistance
for Mondays dinner at the boarding
house.
J, B. Eldredge and family came satur-
day for two weeks stay, occupying the
new cottage in connection with Capt. FL
dredge.
L. B. johnson and family returned
home yesterday after nearly four weeks
spent here, with much benefit to Mrs
Johnsonis health.
Mrs. G. j. Prince and son, Harold
Thompson OF Warren, who had passed
ten days at Mrs. Holmes, left for home
yesterday.
z. L. Merchant and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Merchants sister, Miss Ella Bou-
dette, are nicely located in the Truax cot
tage for fortnight's stay.
Judges Nichols and Hutchinson have
chosen site on the ridge north Of
the boarding house and close to the line
fence for cottage that they are TO begin
building at once.
A load OF sports went to see the ball
game at st. Adams Tuesday, won BY 81.
Adams over Rutland, TO i, the deciding
score made in the last half OF the last in
ming, with two out.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Iamson received
telegram yesterday notifying them OF the
birth OF grandson, Lester Nhitcomb.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamson, which
interesting event occurred at New York
city.
Harrison Thayer has nice collection Of
Indian arrow heads and pottery that he
has picked up in his rambles slong the
shores. Missisquoi Bay was evidently
favorite resort OF the red men, and relics
are numerous.
Mrs. Belle Dubois stay in camp unfor-
was not enjoyed by reason OF III
ness. She returned home yesterday. Mrs.
T. Z. Priehard and Miss Mary Dubois,
who came with her Saturday, wiz occupy
her cottage few days longer.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. o. Blanchard and Miss
Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Lamson came |
Monday, and two more cottages were |
opened. The Richmond cottage was
opened last week by Mrs. L. Richmond |
md Miss Winifred, who will remain until |
lamp closes.
The University club outing was attend |
ID by only five members, but enough Ran /
iolph friends Were in camp 10 make IL /
seem homelike. Trips by sailboat and |
aunch, fishing and general recreation /
made the hot days the first OF the week |
pass pleasantly. Meals were served at the /
house. AT the cottages. mem
Ders and guests were housed as follows
With l.. p. Thayer, Rev. and Mrs. Homer |
White; with DIR. Z. o. Blanchard, Rev. |
md Mrs. Fraser Metzger; with W. E. /
-amson. Misses Catherine Metzger and /
ienevieve Macy; at the Boyden cottage.
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Nichols, Judge /
James Hutchinson and Rev. A. Carswen |
Mr.. White and Mr.. Carswel returned /
lome yesterday; the others will remain a
ew DAYS.