Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-05
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Caspian Lake Notes.

Caspian Lake Notes.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall Of Burlington
was the guest for day recently of Mrs.
and Miss Lawrence of Aspenhurst
E. t. Salisbury spent Saturday, Sun
day and Monday with his family. H. B.
Salisbury and son, Franklin, also came
Saturday for a short stay.
The Montpelier Country club and the
Mountain View Country club played Sat-
urday on the links of the latter, with
score CT q to in favor of the Caspian
lake team.
Er. and Mrs. F. A. Eaton OF Randolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Buck OF Boston. Miss
May Bradish and Mrs. Addie Alexander
are at the Parker cottage for two weeks,
coming Saturday.
Philip Salisbury is entertaining two of
/ his Randolph high school friends
Arthur Wheatley and Harold Gaylord OF
Brookfield, who made the trip to Green's
boro on their bicycles.
A. r. Vaughan was Joined Wednesday
at the Hardy cottage by his wife and two
I daughters, who had been visiting at
/ Woodsville, and the four left for Wood
/ stock the following Friday.
! Miss Mary Landon, who had been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for three
weeks, recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, returned to camp the 21st
/ nit, much improved in health.
The house party at n. j. whitehilPs
was increased Wednesday, July 2s, BY
/ the coming of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Will
cox, formerly of Randolph, now of Wa
4 terville, Me-, who will spend about two
weeks in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Miller and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Living
stone and two daughters, all of Manches-
ter, n. H., are at Whitehill cottage, No.
2. Mrs. Miller will be remembered as a
sister of Mrs Whitehill.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler of
Boston came the 9th ult., accompanied
/ by Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Mar
gsret Smith. Mrs. Smith used to be
! frequent and welcome visitor to Camp
years her many friends are glad to greet
her again.
Greensboro still maintains its reputs-
ton as q most desirable resort for
honey two more bridal cou-
piles having been discovered seeking the
quiet and seclusion to be found by this
4 DcauLttuA lhkEs ucsHduk 80
as possible to escape the curious though
admiring gaze OF an envious public ct
this supposed-to-be supremely blissfuI pc
riod OF their existence.
The event of the week was q concert
given by the Mountain View Country
club at Lakew ood camp Thursday even
] ing. The grounds were enclosed by a
high fence of wire netting filled in with
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decorations on the stage built out from
setting for the entertainment, which was
made up OF music, instrumental and vo-
cal, including a fine tenor solo by Charles
Wood of Randolph knowledge, illustrat-
ed ballads, sunfower songs, a monologue,
living pictures, negro specialties and vari-
Gus other amusing and pleasing features,
all arranged and presented by the young
people OF the club. The grounds were
illuminated by a Gordon of Chinese Ian
terms supplemented by the head lights of
two touring cars, which effectively light
ed the stage as well as the space between
the Ssnborn and Atwood cottages, which
was practically filed with small tables, at
W hich~sat the guests-st least 800 in
cumberland who, while listening to tie
music, were served with ice cream and
cake by the girls and boys Of the camp.
Randolph Firemen Win Prizes.
The State Firemen's annual convention
and tournament in Morrisvlle Tuesday
and Wednesday were attended by the
Randolph company IS strong. Those
who went were P. J. Blanchard, W. ].
Dukett, B. A. and Leslie Durkee, Hugh
Clafiin, Albert Martelle, John Ouey, L. o.
Tkaror Gharloo
Lewis Carlisle, Charles Oracle, Horace
Bonney, Ernest Greene, George PIomb.
} Don Hutchinson, William Connolly and
} A. E. johnson. The Randolph, johnson
aud Stowe companies were the only ones
J out of 2l that appeared in the parade in
J uniform.
! For the hose race 800 yards yesterday
! afternoon there were four entries, team
J from Fort Edward, N. Y, Randolph
2 Stowe, and johnson, but the Fort Ed
, ward team was not present. The racI
: was won by ths johnson team in 591a
: seconds, the Randolph team covering tbI
course in Just one minute and taking tn,
I second prize of $50. The Stowe team
4 came in third in one minute and enc sec
' ond.
: The three prizes in the 100 yards dasl
: were won by Hugh Clafiin, II = seconds
e.; Albert Martelle, II seconds, IS; Johr
: Oney, 1214 seconds, IS.
In the ladder run OF so yards with
: ladder of "a feet, Hugh Clshin was sec
ond, reaching the top OF the ladder in y.
, seconds and winning prize OF IS.
/ In the quarter mile run Charles Fowie
4 took third money, S3, and his time wa
56 seconds.
P. ]. blanchard winded six contestant
in the fat mems race and took the frs
prize of 81. His time for considerabl,
less than so yards the judges declared t
be two minutes and 12 seconds.
Altogether the Randolph men brough
home S99 of prize money.
. Church Notes.
/ Christian Science ehapel-Service Sun
day at II a. m; subject, "5pirit."
Subject OF the sermon at Bethan.
church next Sunday morning win be
'Tbe Worlds Burden"
There will be Evening Prayer in 81
Johns church at O'Clock next Sunda.
afternoon with sermon by the rector.