Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-18
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Fishing has been fairly good, but not
up to the mark set ty some Of the early
anglers. The SCOTS and Kellys made
great catch of bass last week Wednesday,
securing 20 that weighed about 65 lbs,
finding them at the middle mouth OF the
river, using worms for bait. Charles
Boyden captured the seasons prize pick
erel Friday. It weighed ~ lbs. Miss
Jeanette Metzger got nice one Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Colyer OF Jack
sonville, Fla, arrived Sunday and are
guests OF Mrs. l. P. Thayer, Mrs. Col
yer's aunt. Mrs. Colyer was Miss Lulu
Smith until Aug. 3 last, when she was
united in marriage to Mr.. Colyer, who is
clothing merchant of Jacksonville.
They are North on their wedding trip and
will pass the remainder OF the month in
this vicinity, visiting Randolph before
their return.
Caspian Lake Notes.
The H. B. Salisbury cottage is closed
Randolph Tuesday.
Robert Hardy, who is clerking in g
store in Morrisville and his cousin, Levi
Monson, were weekend visitors al the
Hardytcottage.
Prof. W. s. EichelberRer returned to
Washington, D. C., on Monday but his
family will remain at Fitch cottage till
I he last OF September.
Camp Wheeler entertained from Tues
day 10 Friday OF last week Dr. and Mrs.
c. n. Whitcomb OF Brooklyn, N, Y,
who made the trip by auto.
Charles r. Wood has added another
dormer window to his recently purchased
bungalow, thus making q very conven-
lent and eommodious upper chamber.
The annual Sunday evening sing on the
lake was as always a success, giving
pleasure to the many who listened on
shore, as we'll as to the musicians in the
boats.
Miss Minnie Davis, who bad been the
guest OF Mrs. r. T. Salisbury for three
weeks, left for her home in Norwich Mon
day, stopping to visit friends in st.
Johnsbury en- route.
Mrs. Lula Scott Porter OF Northamp-
ton, Mass, and Miss Matte Holdredge of
Irasburg were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. N. j. Whitehill Wednesday and
Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. Henry Goodrich and son and
Mrs. Perry motored over from st. Johns
bury one day last week for q call upon
friends in camp. Mr.. Goodrich and Mrs.
Perry (Eda Goodrch) were, as children,
residents Of Randolph, their father being
the late Leonard Goodrich.
Fred Hayward With his Ford brought
to camp Wednesday Mrs. Margaret Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Bass and daugh-
ter, Elaine, for q visit to Or. and Mrs. Gill
man A. Wheeler, taking on his return
trip the same day DR.. and Mrs. Jenness D.
Wheeler and Mrs. Ariston Sanford, who
will make a brief visit at that place be-
fore returning to their Maiden home.
DIR. and Mrs. Gilman A. Wheeler and
Or. and Mrs. George ID. Wheeler took q
day OF recently and went by auto TO
stowe, then to Waterbury, where they
dined at the Inn, famous for its tooth
some meals, and returned to camp, via
Montpelier, making the trip OF 81 miles
without any OF the causes for repairs,
which often are accessories OF such pleas
ure trips.
The -Bradish- party broke
camp Saturday after q two weeks outing,
feeling, as did their camp friends, that
their stay had been quite too short. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bradish, who had been
their guests for a week, also left the same
day for their home in Bellows Falls;
while Mrs. Addie Alexander returned to
the r. T. salisburys. with whom she will
remain till they close their cottage the
last Of the month.
Recent Randolph visitors to Camp in
clude Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mead and
two children, John aud Ellen, who
stopped over one night at Greensboro en-
route for Newport and other points in
northern Vermont; Miss Mary Moulton,
rho motored up for a day from Montpel-
Ter with her brother, Clarence, aud wife;
aud Wales 7. Bass, rho spent Sunday at
Camp Wheeler, coming with r.. II. Sails
bury. Leon Alexander also paid brief
visit to his mother. accompanied by his
friend, H. Haywood, the two making the
trip on their bicycles.
The Mountain View (Greensborol.
Barre and Montpelier golf teams played
the annual triangular round robin at
Montpelier Friday for the league cup,
which fell to Mountain View. Total
points:-Barre, Il Montpelier, Il Noun
tain View, as. OF Randolph interest on
the winning side were Philip 7. Sails
bury and George w. Morrow. To sag
that the Mountain Views are juhilant 'ex-
presses il but mildly, for in the many
games played with other clubs this sea-
son, they have not been beaten once, but
have won out with big scores every meet.