Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-13

Camp Hsndoleh Notss.
The young people sailed over to High
Rock yesterday afternoon on . picnic.
II is expected that the boarding house
will close Friday, Aug. 2l. A second ta-
bic giri-a "nstive"-csme Tuesday TO
help.
At an estimate, there are over 200
campers in Camp Randolph. the Pistt
cottages, shipyard bay and the near vi
cinity.
A Republican rally ct the franklin
House Saturday evening, with Hon. ID. !.
Foster and other Fireworks, ID . near at
traction.
The fishing has not been quite 20 good
the past week. When the Deans come
nome "skunked' it's pretty good sign
there Is little doing.
The Calthumpians from shipyard bay
treated the other campers to Q tin pan
serenade. In costume Saturday night.
They will probably get theirs later.
John Lamson has . dandy new sail
boat that has been dubbed the "Sour
Puppy" to correspond with the LAmson-
Brooks boat, yclept the ssSour Dog"
Harrison Thayer ID very proud OF his
handsome new canoe.
The mail and passenger service at
Highgate Springs might easily be bet
tered, and 1t would seem as though the
number OF summer people here::deserves
more more consideration than Il appsr.
emily receives.
There has been quite . shift in the
camping personnel the past week, but the
number still holds good. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dean have departed for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. LAmson left Safur-
day, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Bass az d
Miss Elaine and Mr.. and Mrs. c. g.
Booth and Mr.. and Mrs. EIwin Scott
went last thursday. n. L Boyden re-
turned Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
SauIt departed earlier in the week. Sat-
urday saw quite . number of arrivals,
among them DIR. and Mrs. Z. o. Blanch-
ard, Miss Helen and Willard Gay at the
Blanchard cottage; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Neville OF Keene, n. H., and Miss Maude
Putnam at the Thayer red cottage;
Charles Boyden and Miss Ina Emery at
the Boyden cottage; Dean Towne and Mr..
Bond OF Barre at the Shaftuck cottage;
John Lamson, Miss Gail LAmson, Miss
Ruth Robords, Misses Fannie Prince
and her friend, Mrs whitten, ct the
Lamson and Richmond cottages and the
Lamson tent; also the families of Rev.
Mr.. Mclaughlin OF LyndonyilIe and Don
Rose Of Enosburg Fails at the Bass cot
tage. DR.. George Cheney OF ST. johns
bury was with Mrs. Cheney at the Thayer
summer home few days the first Of the
week. Yesterday Madam Russlow, Mrs.
L. A. Russlow and two children and Mrs.
r. A. Holbrook came to the Richmond
cottage, and Mrs. ID: III. Morse, Mrs. A.
n. Vaughan and daughter to the Dubois
cottage. Every cottage in camp is now
occupied.
A big bonfire. corn-roast and sing ON
the ledge south of the camp Was the
Tuesday evening program. There are
many nice voices in camp and their meio-
dy makes the soft summer evenings pass
sweetiy.
Elm Cottsoe Tournsmsnt.
The Elm Cottage AII-Comers' Doubles
lawn tennis tournament of 1909 will open
at 1880 .. m. Monday, Aug. 81.
Entries must be made to Arthur X.
Hernandez or Charles n. Mccall st or be-
fore $50 p. m. Saturday, Aug. 20. The
entrance fee will be fifty cents for each
couple. Provided there be ct least four
entries, there will be prizes for the win
ners OF the tournament and for the run
ners-up. both names must be stated
with each entry.
The winners OF the tournament will
have the right to play the present cham
pions, Fred T. Bass and Arthur l. New
ton, for the championship and the posses
sion Of new championships cups for the
ensuing year. Whatever couple shan
win the cups three times shall have them
as absolute property.
The Elm Cottage All-Comers' Singles
lawn tennis tournament of 1905 will open
on Wednesday, Sept. 2, or when the dou-
bles tournament has sufficiently pro-
gressed.
Entries must be made to Arthur X.
Hernandez or Charles n. Mccall ct or be-
fore $50 p. m. Tuesday, Sept. 1. The
entrance fee will be twenty-five cents.
There will be . prize for the winner Of
the tournament and one for the runner
up.
The winner OF the tournament will
have the right to play the present cham
pion, Arthur L Newton, for the cham
pionship and the possession of the cham
pionship cup for the ensuing year. Who
ever shall win the cup three times shall
have it as absolute property. The pre-
sent score for the cup is Arthur l. New
ton, 1.
In both tournaments the best three
sets in five will be played throughout.
The referee for the tournament will be
Charles n. Mccall.
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