Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-01
Caspian Lake Notes.

Rev. and Mrs. v. M. Hardy of Morris
willie paid 1.-TWO days visit to their brother,
A. [. Hardy, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.. Wood, after..a
vacation OF seven weeks, have closed their
bungalow and returned to their Boston
home.
supt. Of Schools A. W. Edison of New
York city made brief calls on his several
friends in camp en- route to join his fam
lily in Brookield.
The return game OF golf with the st.
Johnsbury club was played here, the
Mountain Views still keeping up their
good record OF the season by winning the
game, "a to 8.
A meeting of the alumni OF Peacham
academy, also a banquet to commemorate
the Tooth anniversary OF Peacham's IL
brary, called Prof. and Mrs. n. j. White
hill to that place recently.
Charles CrandaIl of Burlington came
to camp for a short call on his sister, Mrs.
e. 7. Salisbury, who accompanied him to
his home for a brief visit before returning
to Randolph Friday. Mrs. Addie Alex
ander and Marion Salisbury closed the
cottage for the season.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Bean of Brooklyn,
N. Y, with their small daughter, Char
Iotte, were the guests OF the George
Wheelers and the Morrows for a few days
before Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent mo-
tored into camp and carried them away
to their Woodsville, n. H., home for a
short visit.
John @. Stone, principal Of the State
Normal school at Montclair, N. j., who,
with his family, has been at the ingalls,
cottage since early July, has purchased a
lot on the lake front next to the Stebbins
cottage and is having the foundation pre-
pared for q summer home to be ready for
occupancy next season.
DR.. Geo. d. Wheeler undertook to con-
vey Rev. @. W. Morrow and DR.. Arthur
Bean in his Ford auto Sunday morning,
the goth ult., to Cabot, where Mr.. Morrow
was to preach. On the way, b "differen-
tial' trouble developed that put the car
out OF business. DR.. g. A. Wheeler went
to the scene in his Ford and drew it to
East Hardwick for repairs, while Mr..
Morrow hustled on afoot to keep bis APP
pointment.
At one OF the Sunday sings the usual
program Of gospel and other sacred hymns
was varied by the addition Of q vocal solo
by Miss Sanborn, q violin solo BY Horace
Landon and q piano selection by Prof. Z.
s, johnson. After the sing, as evening
came on the cottagers we're treated to an
unusually brilliant display OF northern
lights, the ev~er-changlng rays delicately
colored with rainbow tints, being clearly
reflected In the still water of the lake be-
low, making q double panoramic picture,
a Sabbath ending not to be forgotten by
those so fortunate as to witness 1t.
The concert given by the Mountain
view Country club-golf-under the di-
rection Of Charles E.. Wood, was a decided
success in every way, and pronounced by
many as quite the lest the club had ever
given. The program was a most pleasing
and varied one, as to music, with the adj
ditioD Of delig htful readings by Kew. Allan
stockdale, all of which was most enthu-
siastically received by the large audience
which crowded the church and its annex
to their full capacity. The concert was
also a financial success, adding to the
treasury OF the Golf club the sum OF ssS.
A meeting of the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution at Camp Perry recently,
by invitation OF Mrs. Herbert Turrill, was
a very pleasant affair and not entirely
feminine or one-sided as the invitation
also included the ''sons" and all Others
OF the cottagers who we're interested,
Mrs. Clayton North Of Shoreham, STATE
regent Of the d. A. R., who was a gues1
Of the Turrills, gave 81 interesting &C
count Of the inception, progress and worl
OF the organization and was followed b.
addresses or p by Revs. Stockdale
Asquith and Morrow, Prof. c. 8. John
! son and others. Appropriate music wa
interpreted, adding variety and interes
} 10 the occasion.