Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-03
RANnoleH cEMrER

Lost:-A ladies' gold watch and fob,
between G. A. Chadwick's and the Ran
dolph House. Finder please return to
Miss Joy Mcclure, Randolph Center, VT.
John Taggart has his cellar excavated
for new barn.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Fish.
Mason s. Stone. superintendent OF ed
ucation, visited the Normal Tuesday.
Grace church. Trinity Sunday, June Z
The rector will preach at evening
prayer, 8 p. m.
DIR. W. B. Mayo OF Northfield, bis faith
er, uncle and cousin, were here last Mon
day to take in the scenery and perchance
see some former acquaintance.
n. l. Boyden went to Chelsea Tuesday
to be present at the opening Of the June
term Of court. This is the 45th year
since his admission to the bar.
Mrs. John Sabine Smith and mother,
Mrs. Clara II. Sawyer, who have spent
the winter in New York city. returned
here last Friday and have opened their
cottage for the summer.
Thomas Creed and brother OF Boston
were guests atdhe Colonial from Saturday
till Monday. Their brother. Jack, wife
and daughter have been at the Colonial
several weeks and expect to stay through
the simmer.
The cannon has been placed in the Nor-
NAL yard as suggested last. It is a relic
Of Revolutionary times. It was formerly
a source OF contest between different sec
tions OF the town. bat those in authority
gave it to the boys here.
Mrs. Bergen and Mrs. Faber Of Brook
lyn, y. ", returned tn their homes Tues
day after being guests at the Old Home
stead two weeks. They were pleased dur
ing their short STAY and would have been
glad to stay longer, but they came for
only two weeks.
Mrs. Julia Stone and daughter. Emma.
have returned and opened the Maple
wood, but not for customers. Mrs Stone
has niece from Minnesota here with
her. The family are to take rest this
summer. The Mapiewood is closed to
guests only for this season.
Miss Mabel Smith. who has been teach
ing in South Dakota for two years. ex-
poets to start for home June 6, making
stops at Mendon, Wis, ard Harvard. III.
arriving at Wilmington, VT, where. her
sister, Ruth, is teaching, about June 25.
The two viii then visit in Springfield,
Mass, and Thomasion, Conn. and. will
reach home the first week in July.
The Federated church. Preaching serv-
ice next Sunday at 1850 a, ID. The nas-
tor will speak on "The Power Of In
huence." Sunday school at l1:s5
There viii be no meeting Of the Young
Peoples society en- account OF the com
mencement sermon. which viii be
preached By Rev. y. II. Hardy Of Morris
Vile, which all viii want TO hear. Mid
week service Thur day evening at $50.
All are welcome.
r. S. N. S. Commencement PROGRAM.
The program for the graduating exer-
cises at the State Normal school at Ran
dolph Center follows
Sunday, June g. sermon before the
graduating class, the Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy,
ID. D., Of Morrisvila. il the Congrsea-
tional church at 730 p. M; Monday.
teaching at the ira ming school by menu
bers Of the gradua ing class, to II a.
m. l:15 to 3.i5 p. n; Tuesday. final ex-
animation OF candidates for graduation
BY the state board 81 education at D.
m. "Wednesday, Alumni association bust
ness meeting. Normal hall at 10 a. m.
class day exercises At 2 p. m, concert, the
Lotus quartet Of Boston, at s q. M. pub
lie reception by the graduating class in
the library after the concert: Thursday.
graduating exercises Of the class Of 1903.
address by John Thomas. d. D.. presi-
dent Of Middlehury college, at 10 a. N.
There are % graduates.