Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-07

prominent athletes duplicate of the pro
gram at Paris las far as it pertsined to tn
track eventsl was given. Arthur I
Newton won the steeplechase race, $50
meters (2,73i yds.) very easily in SIS
This race had 20 hurdles feet higl
| covered with briers, two hedges, a waite
jump and across field of grass 100 yds
The Central Vermont Ry. has establish.
] ed "tor convenience OF its patrons, "a par.
| Gel room al each OF its ticket stations
along its route. AS the fee for checking
| bundles is &c. and agents are forbidden e
I take bundles without charging ii looks az
! II the idea was for the accommodation OF
the company, rather than its patrons. One
Disguised party remarked after waiting
for his check that THE road ought to re-
quire one more thing-the transaction
should be recorded in the town clerks Of
tice."
The Memorial window in the Congre-
gatioDal church to the memory OF his
mother and sister By Col. Robert j. Kim
ball, will be ready for setting about July
first. The design is that OF the Good
Shepherd in the I'D Psalm, and will bear
the inscriptions OF
Jerusha Bradish KimbaIl
Laura &. kimball Mead.
The window will be placed in the west
alcove in the church and will occupy a
space six by ten feet. Ii is being pre-
pared by the celebrated Tiffany Co. OF
New York city. Mrs. Kimball united
with this church in 1874 and Mrs. Mead
Laura L. Kim ball in 1868, both retain
ing their membership from the beginning
TO the end OF life with 1t. This tribute
from Col. kimball as son and brother
will be worthy OF the donor, and OF the
memory and worth OF those whose names
il bears.
A Mr.. Barnard, representing Bailey's
music rooms, viii be apt to remember
little experience be had here Tuesday. He
hired team OF j. L. Moses, saying that
be only wanted to go to the Center, but
I might take him quite a while, as he had
Q stop along. Mr.. Moses had heard that
Barnard was "scaly critter" and so, fol.
owing him up by telephone, he found
hat he had gone not only to the Center,
)ut TO North and East Randolph. When
be returned and rendered a dollar for the
cam, Mr.. Moses accepted II and then
lsked where he had been. He said "To
me Center" Mr.. Moses then accused him
ind told him that unless be ssponied upp
IN extra IS he would put a writ on him.
I being criminal offence to deceive a
lveryman in this way. He "ponied. .
But this was not all, for liveryman Russ |
ow, on whom Barnard had played the |
anne trick. tackled him the same way and |
made him cough up" an extra V.
Rev. F. G. Rainey preached the sermon |
'efore the graduating class OF the High |
chool at the Congl church Sunday even /
ng. There was very large attendance. |
choice array OF flowers and ribbons,
demonstrating the class colors, red ard
White, were displayed. The choir render
d Dudley Bucks "Te Deum," the con-
joined in Coward, Christian
oldier," and at the close DR.. w. NJ. Kelly
ave very fine tenor solo, "The Day Is
ended" with violin obligato by Miss
.unice Denison. Mr.. Rainey took as his
heme, treason and Faith, /" the text be.
ng, Trust in the Lord with all thy
cart, and lean not upon thine own UNI
erstanding." 1t was strong defence OF
and Christian faith against
be assaults OF those who hold that reason
hould be the only guide. He showed
ow faith was not exclusively religious.
ut was exercised in every department OF
uman life. Human reason, though not
be despised, is altogether inadequate to
Diving many great problems. The scrip.
lres should be considered in the light Of
sason, but people should not reject every
hing that does not appeal to their par.
cular quality of knowledge, based on
heir own experience. Mr.. Rainey gave
be class much good advice respecting
hristian conduct. bible reading, observ-
nee OF the Sabbath, benefit of prayer and
,ceptance OF faith. The sermon, forcibly ,
elive.ed, Astounding in historical and
terary illusions, produced an excellent
npressiou