Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-19
CaspIan Lake, creensboro.

Caspian Lake, Greensboro.
Donald and Marion Salisbury went to
Highgate Springs Saturday, the former to
visit Paul Russlow and the latter to be
the guest of Helen Blanchard.
E. T. Salisbury and e. A. Thomas are
again in camp, the former to stay till the
middle or last OF the week, while. accord
ing to latest advices, the latter and Mrs.
Thomas are quite likely to remain ssin-
definitely"
The young people Of the Mountain
View Country club-golf-gave a drama
tic entertainment to q crowded house
Tuesday evening of last week. The pro
ceeds netting about s55 are to be used for
the needs Of the club.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Munson of Morris
vile came Friday for q brief visit to Mrs.
Munson's brother, A. L. Hardy, and fam
/ lily, who have also recently entertained
Miss Bertha TerriIl, professor Of domestic
science in the University OF Vermont.
Wilton Hardy, who has been general
manager Of affairs ct Camp Ossipee,
Lake Winnepesauoee, n. H, for the past
three years, has called to assist him his
I brother, Paul, who left Lakewood last
week for that purpose and expect 3 TO stay
!
The return game of golf was played
Saturday between the Barre team and
Mountain View Country club, resulting
IN favor Of Mountain View, 81 4 to AZ.
The Barre and home teams and friends
were served to lunch before, and a deli
cious chicken dinner after, the game at
the club house by the ladies of the camp
club.
/ he
uorning and returned to Randolph. at
which place Miss Bradish will remain till
the opening OF her school in Somerville.
Mass, while Mr.. and Mrs. Buck win 20
to their home in Boston early in the
week. Mrs. Alexander is to proIong her
stay here, spending some time with the
MorroKs.
DIR. and Mrs. j. p. Clifford autoed into
camp last week Tuesday on their return
/ trip to Randolph, paying a short visit to
the Whitehills and other friends and in
cidentally adding another testimonial to
support the statement hitherto made in
these notes to the effect that Greensboro
continues to be most desirable and al
Turing resort for couples suffering from
certain affections Of the heart.
/ The Cong'l church OF Greensboro has
recently been remodeled in the interior,
with new furnishings, which, with the
additions and exterior improvements OF
two years ago, makes it an attractive and
modern ediice and, in recognition OF this
a special dedicatory, or re-opening, serv-
ice was held last Sunday and in addition
to history Of the changes given by the
pastor, there we're addresses by Rev. c. F.
Carter Of Lexington, Mass, Rev. P. NJ.
Snyder Of Rocklsnd, ILL.,, and Rev. A. A.
Stockdale Of Boston, all summer campers
here.
Elm Cottage Tournaments.
The Elm Cottage Au-Comers' Doubles
Lawn Tennis tournament OF 1909 will
open at a. m. Monday, Aug. 80.
The entrance fee will be fifty cents for
each couple. Both names mast accom-
pany each entry, but alterations may be
made at any time before the entries close.
Entries must be made to Arthur h.
Hernandez or Charles N. McCall at or
before 80 p. m. Saturday, Aug. 2s.
There will be prizes for the winners OF
the tournament and for the ruuners-up.
The winners Of the tournament will have
the right to play the present champions,
Frederick fl. Harris and Alexander ID.
Marks. for the championship and the
possession Of the championship cups for
tue enSAlHk year. nhlcNef couple bIhlA
first win the cups three times shall have
them as absolute property. The score for
the cups now stands: Harris and Marks, /.
The Elm Cottage All-Comers' Singles
Lawn Tennis tournament OF 1909 will
open when the doubles tournament is
sufficiently progressed, probably on
Wednesday, Sept. ].
The entrance fee will he twenty-five
cents.
Entries must be made to Arthur r.
Hernandez or Charles N. Mccall at or be-
fore 5: 80 p. m. on Tuesday, Aug 81.
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, Frederick H. Harris, for the cham
pionship and the possession of the cham
lpionship cup for the ensuing year.
Whoever shall first win the cup three
times shall have it as absolute property.
The score for the cup now stands: Arthur
L. Newton 1. Frederick H. Harris /.
In both tournaments the best three sets
in five will be played throughout.
The referee for the tournaments will be
Charles n. Mccall.
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