Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02
Caspian Lake Notes. "Lakewooo

Caspian Lake Notes, Lakewood"
Rev. G. w. Morrow, OF Detroit, Mich, Is
! in camp to remain until September.
/ Master Ralph Dunn, OF Randolph, is the
/ guest Of Philip and Albert Salisbury.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Gillies were in
( Montpelier recently visiting former par
/ ishioners.
Miss Mary Wheeler of White River
Junction joined her parents at A. q.
Wheeler's Friday.
Our "Mountain View golf club met the
Old Pine club in st. Johnsbury in a game
that resulted is to IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy went to Nor
risville, Friday TO spend few days with
Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy.
DIR. and Mrs. Francis Eaton OF Randolph
joined the party at the Kilburn cottage
Monday for two weeks outing.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler have
4 been at A. J. Wheeler's week, coming by
carriage from White River Junction.
Miss Nellie McCrea Of Washington, ID.
| C., and Miss Hubbard OF Middletown,
Conn, are recent arrivals at the Eichel-
burger cottage.
! DR.. and Mrs. Jenness ID. Wheeler left
/ Monday for their home in Maiden, Mass,
and on Friday intend to start for Ohio 10
attend an osteopathic convention.
Mrs. David Mckenzie and Mrs. c. s.
Ballou of New London, Conn.,, and Mrs.
Fred q. Harris and son, Donald, OF Roselle,
n. j., are at the Lake View House for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler left
Tuesday for their home in White River
Junction, intending to stop EN- route for a
short visit with friends and relatives 10
Randolph.
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Prot. w. S. Eiehelberger, Of Washing
ton, ID. c.. accompanied by Miss Louise
Lamson and the Misses Wagner. also OF
Washington, has joined his family at the
Fitch cottage.
III idame Kilburn and her friend, Mrs.
Emily Gould, were at the +. T. Salisbury
cottage until Mrs. Gould returned home.
Mrs. Kilburn will now board with Capt.
and Mrs. Nat Burbank during the remain
der OF her stay at Camp Caspian.
The Sunday evening sing, July 22d, was
held on the lake, the eottagers going out
in boats, and "elumping together "a Ia
Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Allshine front OF
the camp, and for an hour, singing sacred
hymns. The day was perfect and tne mus
ic fine, and especially enjoyed by those
who Listened from he shore.
o. Tuesday evening OF last week the
tennis court was converted into a tenn
porary lecture hall, where Rev. w. G.
Pre- tiss, for the benefit Of Greensboro
Public library, gave an interesting talk on
the "Russan-J japanese War, illustrated
by stereopticon views. The lecture was
we'll patronized by the cottagers and netted
the library something over S25.
Joseph w. Atwood was cilled to Poult-
ney July % TO attend the funeral OF his
cousin, Stephen W. Remele Mr. and Mrs.
Remele Will be well remembered by some
of Randolph residents. having frequently
visited there. Besides his wife, Mr. Re
mele left two sons, Fred, OF Sacramento,
Cal, and William A., pastor OF the Congre-
gational church in Waitsfeld, VT, and al
so well known in Randolph.
Mrs. Laura Cushman left Saturday morn
ing for ST. Johnsburv, where she was
joined by her brother, Prot. w. II. Cum
mngs OF Claremont, y. H., and together
they took trip through Lake Memphre-
magog to the home OF another brother.
and for the month of August have before
them many excursions of pleasure and re-
unions with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Cushman intends to return to Camp Cas-
plan in September.