Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-24
Band Concert.

Band Concert.
There will be q band concert in depot
square Saturday night at s O'Clock with
this program:-
March, "The Promotor,p q. E. Holmes.
l"Melodies from LaTraviata,''
arranged by c. Walter.
March, "Royal Colors," b. G. McFaIl.
Woodland Whispers" duet
for cornet and baritone, F. II. Losey.
Handicap Galop, s. Eldridge.
eide Hours" (waltz) Carl Paige Wood.
"Autumn Gold" tserenade)
Geo. Rosenkrans.
Brooks Chicago Marine Band March,
Roland F. Seitz.
Church Notes
Rev. Joseph Hamilton will preach in
the Methodist church Sunday.
Bethany guild will meet at 3 D. N.
Thursday, July 1, at the Parish house.
Christian Science chapeI-service Sun
day at II a. m; subject, ''Christian
Science"
Bethany church-Subject Of the MORN
ing sermon will be 'svscation Time. y
The evening sermon will be on the "Joy
Of Doing Right"
At $3.50 p. m. Sunday, special
service for Free and Accepted Masons will
be held at st. Johns church, to which
Masons and the public are invited.
6ennett--Moulton Co. Coming.
Manager Salisbury Of the Chandler
Music hall will present to his patrons
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June
2s, 29, 30, for three days only. the fam
GUS Bennett Moulton company, under the
management of George K. Robinson, who
Is well remembered for the good company
be brought last summer. :
The company this season is greatly inn
proved and the plays are all new. The
ones to be presented this coming week
will be as follows:-Monday, 1.-The Col
lege Girl" Tuesday, "The Belle Of Vir-
ginia," and Wednesday, "When the Bell
Tolls" All three plays are exceptionally
strong and will show the company up to
excellent advantage.
The specialties are q fine feature and
consist Of 1.-THE Great Robetta," slack
wire and bounding rope artist; Flying
Bollinger, trapeze act; Inone, silence and
fun act; Sully and Phelps, comedy enter
tainers; Frank Byron, the modern min
strel, and Landie and Nye, high grade
song illustrators.
This company is the best popular
priced one on the road, and gives per-
formances that are hard to beat.
Local Sporting Notes.
Young Gotch won his wrestling bout
with Sam Williams OF Boston at Dubois
& Gays hall last Saturday evening, TAX
ing the first fall in "a minutes and the
second in four minutes, both with full
2
Fritz Hanson OF Burlington, champion
welterweight wrestler Of the world, has
challenged Young Gotch for match and
the latter has accepted. They will meet
here next Saturday evening. Hanson
agrees TO throw Gotch twice in an hour,
and if be fails to do this, or Gotch gets q
fall. be loses. Hanson is the only man
who defeated Bob SomerviIle this side OF
the water. He is all he claims to be, and
the undoubted owner Of the welterweight
title. This will be Gotch's last wrestIe
here, as be expects to leave for New York.
There will be q preliminary bout be-
tween Will Banister of East BraiDtree and
VIM. Brown of Brookfeld, collar and ell
bow, best two out of three. The men
have met before and wrestled to draw.
1t will be close and interesting match.
The Vergennes high school defeated
3
ball game at Vergennes and now claims
the high school championship Of the
state. The Randolph high thinks it can
play ball some and proposes to dispute
the championship claim of Vergennes in
q game to be played in that ancient city
Of Vermont Saturday, July 3, the date OF
its tercentenary celebration. Vergennes
will defray the expenses of the Randolph
team and promises to give the boys q
good time il its nine does beat them.
Principal Ham has just received the fol-
lowing letter from Clarence E. Cleveland,
manager Of the Woodstock high school
team
who's who in baseball an article in
the Herald and News of Juns II, has Just
come to my notice. Now / can't see why
we haven't as clean q sheet as any team in
the state to claim the championship.
You are the only high school team in
twelve games that has beaten us. and that
by small margin. We still claim the
title and shall not forfeit il to you or any
other team until it has been decided by a
series of games which we stand ready to
play at any time and place that can be
agreed upon. We also will play any
team in the state which lays claim to the
title. You may consider this a chat
lenge.''