Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-27
Police Court Business.

Neiit P9ol was ihfihcipie every inning OF
the nine"
Police Court Business.
The local police court mill ran All dav
Monday with Justice Hutchinson's hand
on the lever and Lawyer Wilson feeding
the hopper.
First up was George Luce OF Braintree.
arrested saturday night by Deputy J. F..
/ Lamson for intoKication in this place. He.
reposed over Sunday in the lookup lie
F pleaded guilty and was fined IS and costs.
I aggregating 1920, which be paid.
u appearing that Luce was a minor, a
disclosure WIS called for. lie finally ad-
mitted that Friday he and Harry Z. Flint
OF Braintree, also minor, bought lidnor
at the second class store OF Arthur 4.
Miller IN Hancock. representing to Miller
that they were of age.
warrant was issued against Miller for
selling to minors aud he was brought
here Monday afternoon BY Deputy Sheriff
u. y. HemenWay Of Granville. He waived
examination and was held for trial al
Orange county court under 300 bonds,
which he furnished.
Complaint was made 10 the states
attorney OF Addison county against Luce
and Flint for misslating their age 10
Miller, the alleged sales being made IN
that county.
Next was a charge OF petit larceny
against Ernest, 12-year-old son OF Marlin
Sanford, who, ia the absence OF his
parents from home, has been in the habit
OF hanging about the Cooperative creRm-
cry, whose employees have at various
times missed sums Of money that they
finally suspected the Sanford boy 81 tak-
ing. He was al last detected with money
in his possession that could be identified
as theirs.
He readily confessed TO several small
thefts, but was very penitent. He WAS
sentenced to the state industrial school
at Nergennes Tor the remainder OF bis
minority, but it appeared to be a case for
probation, and the issuance OF the
mittimus was suspended and a further
chance viii be given the boy to behave,
ana his father to look after him.
State Sunday School Convention.
The 3sth annual convention OF the Yer
mont Sunday School association Is to be
leld IN Randolph, Oct. 1918. The ffst
ession will be Tuesday evening, the 1Mh,
md the convention viii close Thursday
'vening.
Experts Of national fame Will be present.
Prof Edward p. st. John Of Hartford
school Of Religious Pedagogy viii give
our lectures on child study; Mr.. W. q.
'earce Of Chicago, the international
eacher training secretary, will be present
or the entire convention and give four
besides taking the conferences
rev. DR.. Pickles, the educational secretary
4 the Massachusetts, Sunday School ass0-
iation, Will deliver an address on the es-
entails Of Bible school training; Rev p.
.. Frick OF Chelsea Mass. VIII deliver an
ddress upon the two-iold mission Of the
unday school,
This is to be practical convention OF
Methods. Conferences relating TO the real
roblems OF Sunday school work will b.
by eXports alorg the several
ines. some OF ne test ia'ent m Vermont
engaged for TINS convention. This
hould prove great attraction 20 all lov-
Is Of Sunday school work m the state.
deception OF Woman's Literary CLUB.
The ladies' OF the Randolph Womanis
literary club opened the season OF 1862
lt1 reception at the home Of Mrs. w.
Wall Saturday afternoon, large
umber OF the members Of the club and
lvited friends being present
The guestslwere met at the door by " iss-
Helen Blanchard aud Olive Knowles,
I'd the reception committee consisted Of
le hostesses, Mrs. Vial and MIS-. H. q.
eek man. he president, Mrs. G. r. Moul-
n; the vice president, Mrs. Homer
htsi Mrs. Il. .. Blanchard and Mrs.
ellie Dubois.
The color scheme in the parlor was yell
", while the living room was decorated
lth hydrangeas, and the dining room
ith pink and " hte asters.
OF punch and waters were
rived, the pourers being at the first %
e reception Misses Jennie Stewart and
ssier Moulton, who we're relieved later
Mrs. l.. A. Russlow and Mrs. } W.
lymond. The Mattresses were Misses
lssie Lewis and Mary Flint.
The event was pleasing opening to the
ar's work Of the club and an enjoyable
ternoon was spent