Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-18
RANpoLpH CENTER


Miss Josephine Hodges returned lrom
Burlington last Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. F A. Wells went to
Boston last week 10 visit her relatives.
The students OF the Normal had VAL
entiine party last Saturday evening that
was much enjoyed.
There are two cases q mnmps from the
training schools. II Is said the mumps
cana from Woodstock.
n. L. Boydon lost valuable sheep last
Sunday. The cause Of death was by
drinking too much cream.
Mrs. John Taggart Is very sick with in
fammation Of the bowels. Her sister,
Della Buck, Is caring for her.
While George Dnkett was chopplng,
the axe glanced and made an ugly gash
in bis foot that viii keep him housed for
awhile.
The auditors have been wrestling with
town accounts one week already and are
not through yet. We ought to have the
reports in season to lonk them over before
town meeting.
Halls L. Flint has lately bought Of n
1. and G. I. Boyden four thoroughbred
Jersey hsifer calves. Hale knows the
kind Of stock that Is wanted and he is
going to be ready for it.
Many Of the Normal school girls pa
tFonized the concert By the Norlhfield
cadets at Chandler Mnsic hall last Friday
evening. A four-horse team and some
other smaller teams were required 10
carry them. They came home happy.
Rev. Fraser Metzger had agreed to sup
ply the pulpit OF the Federated church
here last Sunday in the absence Of the
pastor, but was unable to do 80, and II.
W. Lewis, superintendent Of schools,
supplied. He read paper on the rela-
tion OF the laity to the pastor that he had
previously prepared and read at church
meeting at Randolph, which was well re-
ceivsd.
Mrs. Vie Davis Edson has made ar
rangements for an ola fashioned lyceum
at Normal hall next Saturday evening,
when the following win be discussed
Resolved, That the country Oilers great
er Inducements 20 success for young men
than the city, Prin. Morrill, ana Prof.
Barnum will be among the speakers. Il
Is expected that many Of the alumni Of the
school win take part. Mrs. Edson and
Miss Grace Conant will read q paper
made up from various correspondents.
Miss Gates viii read . paper on birds.
Miss Jospehine Hodges VIII give read
ing. There viii also Be musical enter
tainment. All are invited.
school in No. 3, taught By Bernice s.
Flint, closed Thursday, Feb. IL. The
following Is the yearly report. Spring
term--Number Of pupils, s; average a.
tendance, 8. There were no tafdy marks.
FAN term-Number Of pupils Tor llrsl
three weeks, n; Tor last eight weaIzst 10
average atlendanoe. 81 pIns; number q
tardy marks. T. Winter term--Numbel
Of pupils FIRST six weeks, II for last f0ul
weeks, 10. average attendance, 1914 pluni
number Of tardy marks, 2. Average at
tendance for year, plus. Celia n. Arch
er. Florence A. Archer, Herbert 2. Archel
aud Fred L. Archer were each absent on'
day during the year. Gertrude L. slacl
was absent only ons-haif day during time
Of enrolment. Doris NJ. Slack and Sum
ner J.. Bradish were absent only one day
each during time OF enrolment. Ths
following had no tardy marks during th'
time Of their enrolment: Celia NJ. Arch
er, Florence A. Archer, Herbert F.. Archer
Fred L. Archer, Margaret E. Cheney
Arthur II. Cheney, Gertrude L. Slack, =
Aida Hyzer and Sumner ). Bradish.