Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-27

lad about q dozen years old, decided q
strike out for himself last week, and with
out notifying his parents, went to worl
Monday, the 18th, for Ziba Page, near ID
II. Morse's. After considerable anxiet,
and trouble, the young man was located
and Wednesday, the 18th, his father wen
after him and brought him home to val
little longer before seeking his fortune
| George F. Dumas, who was arrested tn,
18th on the charge Of intOxication, pleaded
guilty TO a second offense before Justics
n. l.. Boyden last Thursday afternoon and
was fined s15 with costs of 1876. j. W
Adshed, VINO also mad a hearing befors
Justice Boyden that afternoon, plea1ed
guilty to disturbing the peace at Charlie:
so and costs Of S4.95, and 10 q second
Offense of intoxication, for which the fine
OF SIS and costs OF s4.95 was imposed
Both men paid their fines and were dis
charged.
The following from an exchange con-
corning the recently organized Boston
Orchestral company will be Of interest In
Randolph, where three of the members
are very well known:-"The Boston
Orchestral company will give concerts and
a.musical sketch OF an amusing nature.
Its organization will comprise an excel
lent orchestra of five pieces, brass band,
a string and brass quartet, burlesque
bazZoon quartet and the east for the
sketch. The Instrumentation will be as
follows :-B. r. Jenness. violin and cornet (;
+. +. Bagley. violin and baritone; Karl
Beedle, cello and piano; Z. A. Steady,
eornet and saxaphone; Leon G. Batchel-
gone to Pennsylvania TO begin series Of
engagements as one Of the Redpath bu-
reau attractions.
Defeated by North Barre.
The football game between the Ran
dolph and Montpelier High schools was
not played in Montpelier Friday after
noon on account OF the rain. The Ran
dolph boys remained in the city, however,
that night and the next day met the North
Barre team in a game, of which the Barre
Daily Times gives the following report
"The North Barre football team de-
feated the Randolph High school eleven
Saturday afternoon on the Rangers
grounds by a score OF is TO 5. IL was an
easy victory for the home team who maze
two touchdowns in the first half and enc
in the last, while the visitors made their
only tally in the last few minutes of the
game, after Fairbanks had made a fifty
yard run to the ten-yard line, where he
fumbled it and North Barre man fell on
the bali. Randolph, however, did its best
playing of the game and held for downs
and in two rushes McMurphy went over
the line for a touchdown.
''The home team made its first touch
down in three minutes after the kick of
and the ball hit Connolly, Randolph's
center, and bounded away. A North
Barre man fell on IL on the thirty-yard
line. In three rushes Rae went over the
line for the first touchdown. Mcmillan
let the ball touch the ground while get
ting ready to kick the goal and the Wis
itors rushed in and blocked the kick.
"Randolph kicked off TO the home team
who got the ball on the thirty-yard line
and gained easily with line and end PUSHES
for the second touchdown which was also
made by Rae.
"ln the last half Randolph played q
stronger game though her ends were easy
marks for the home team throughout the
game. The home team made its only tally
OF the last half in few minutes after the
whistle blew ont after that the visitors
took brace and made their only points
Just before the game was called.
THE lineup was as follows:-
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