Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-30

Metzger followed DR.. Russlow, and jack
son Vail spoke briefly as president Of the
younger organization. The date of La
dies night has been fixed by the Brother
hood for Friday, March 6, and the orator
secured for the occasion is William
Moody, head of Moody's school at
Mortified, Mass, and son of the famous
evangelist, the late Dwight L. Moody.
The Central Vermont Pomona grange
will be held with Mortified grange
Wednesday, Feb. IL, beginning at 1890
in the morning. Lecturer George G.
Flint has arranged for a good session pro-
gram that will include suggestions for
this years work by the lecturer Of the
State grange, DIR. +. g. Foster Of Water
bury Center; an address of welcome by
State Master G. w. Pierce of Brattle-
boro, with response by Mrs. A. NJ.
Vaughan of Randolph; discussion on
the extent to which farmers should CO.
operate, led by F. A. Joslyn of North
field; an address by DR.. Foster; reasons
why United States senators should be
chosen by the people-given by d. H.
Morse of Randolph and Others; and talks
on the question of whether farmers
should raise more or less corn for the
factories, the leader OF this discussion
being Orrin Kimball of Ncrthfeld.
Church Notes.
Christian Science chapel-Service Sum
day at IL a. M; subject, Glove" Col
den text, John IS.
Methodist Episcopal church-Preach-
ing service by pastor at 1890 a. M;
Sunday school at IL O'Clock. Epworth
league at 80.
Bethany church-Subject of the weeks
lesson next Sunday, some Man and His
Town" Theme OF the sermon, "The
Foes of the SOUL
Baptist church-Theme of morning
sermon, ''The Sin That Condemns;" Sur
day school and Baraca class, II: 40;
Christian Endeavor at 6 80 p. m.
The Christian Endeavorers of Bethany
church will give. special program at
Bethany church next Sunday evening at
7:30, instead of the regular service. The
exercise has been prepared for the ami
versary of the founding of Christian En-
deavor. Everyone is invited.
Randolph High School.
Miss Ruby Miller, owing to the illness
of her mother, is unable to be at school.
Miss Frances Warner, second assistant,
and Esther George, '0S, returned to
school Monday after having attacks OF
the grip.
1t has been decided that only one-half
of the proceeds obtained by presenting
the operetta, "The Whole Year Round"
will be given to the senior class.
Miss Eunice Slack has left school and
started Friday for Vail Mills, N. Y,
,nh nj 10 he Of aiafa
Mrs. Fisher. All her schoolmates were
sory to have her leave.
About forty new books have been added
to the school library, which has been
scarcely used at all of late, owing to the
lack of reading material, which is now
required for the work in English.
The Leap Year masquerade given by
the senior class last Thursday evening
was a success. All present acknowledged
that they never had better time in their
lives, fact which was perhaps due to the
interest taken by the pupils and the true
gallantry shown by the girls. The sum
of 81 was taken in at the door.
BASKET BALL GAME.
r. H. 8. defeated South Royalton High
school at basket ball last Friday night in
rather one-sided game at Grange hall.
Randolph showed better form in passing
and basket-throwing than in the North
field game.
The lineup follows:-
Randolph So. Royalton
Vail r.f. Taylor
Stevens If. Culver
Jones C. Brigham
McMurphy rig. Freeman
Connolly, capt, l.g. Ballou, capt.
Goals from the fioor-vail 8, Stevens 8,
Jones s, McMurphy 5, Connolly 5, Gull
yer 8, Taylor 1. Goals from fouls-Brig-
ham 1. Referee, Wilson; umpire,
Nixon; scorer, Bent; timekeeper, Jerd;
time, three 15-minute periods; score,
Randolph 81, South Royalton 8.
NORTH RANDOLPH
Mrs. d. E. Sargent is visiting her
parents few days.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
Erwin Heath Wednesday, Feb. 5.
G. H. Taft is in Montpelier this week
with his ellison Woodpecker engines.
Mrs. Alvan Fletcher was in East Rox-
bury last week, helping care for her chill
dren, who are ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley of Washington
were guests at George SANKEY'S and F. c.
Cones two or three days last week.
Miss Belle Camp has $50 pullets that
laid 1882 eggs the last of December and
first of January, 81 days, making an aver
age Of rs eggs per day.
The children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs. g. o.
Stanley, with other friends, gathered at
their home Wednesday, Jan. %, to help
them celebrate their 5sth wedding ami
versary.
EAST RANDOLPH
Valentines and valentine postcards.