Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-20

to retire him from general society and se-
clude him in the lookup. Yesterday be
was arraigned in police court and given
80 days in the county jail at Chelsea, TO
which he was taken at once by Deputy
Sheriff ID. ID. Howe. LaFRure was among
the guests registered at the lookup last
year and at that time added fit to the
other pleasant features Of his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Rumrill have ar
rived from Washington, Pa, where Mr..
Rumrill has been engaged lately in en-
gineering work for the Sanborn Map
company. They came hers directly from
North Bennington, where they stopped
en- route to see Mr.. RnmrilPs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Rumrill. and are
now with Mrs. Rumrill's mother, Mrs.
ELLEN Clafiin. Mr.. Ramrill will return
soon to Pennsylvania to continue his
work for the Map company but his wife
intends to stay for awhile with her
mother.
DIR. e. II. Stearns tested a herd of 15
cattle Saturday for A. Fregean, who lives
onthe BIodgett farm between the Center
and Brookfield, and found every one OF
the animals in an advanced stage of tu-
berculosis. State Cattle Commissioner r.
L. Davis of White River Junction i'm
spected the herd Monday and ordered the
cattle shipped to the Rendering plant in
Burlington, which was done the next
day. DR. Stearns was In White River
Junction yesterday to attend a meeting of
the State Veterinarian association, at
which Mr.. Davis was also present
The committee on cooperation in the
Grange reported at a recent meeting that
they had handled since April /, 1909,
about $4,000 worth OF goods, consisting of
grain, seed, -four, sugar, coffee, tea, ETC.,
at a saving OF 1OE to the patrons. The
business is done with the Patrons Coop
erative association OF Boston, q stock
company organized for trade in, and
through, the Grange. While thus far the
committee have only bought and deliv-
cred goods ON orders, they are seriously
considering the advisability Of establish
ing headquarters where q stock of goods
could be stored and furnished as re-
quired. Although this is new venture
in the order here, 1t has been tried with
good results in many of the oranges in
the state, where il is gaining the approv-
al Of a large following OF the patrons and
promises to be a drawing card for this or
ganization, whose candidates can now
look for some real benefit to be derived
from taking a ride on the "goat."
Church Notes.
Bethany guild win meet with Mrs. A. |
II. Powers at 2:30 next Thursday alter
noon.
Rev. Fraser Metzger's theme at Beth
any church next Sunday will be "a |
Chapter of Abraham I.ncoln's Life.n
Sunday services at the Federated |
church Public worship 1880 q. M,
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. Wal
lace Chesbro; subject, "Looking unto
jesus" Sunday school at 10 MI evening |
prayer service, 2 p. m, subject, Zone
thing thou lackest;" mid-week prayer /
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880.
Christian Science chapel-Service Sun
day at II a. m. subject, "Truth."
st. Johns church, Holy Communion,
8 a. M; Morning Prayer and sermon by
the rector, Rev. A. G. Gilmore, 1880
q, M.
Death Of A. w. Ferry.
Mrs. W. NJ. Terry has received tele-
gram from Saratoga Springs, N. Y, an
nouncing the death of Amasa w. Ferry
from pneumonia Tuesday morning. The
funeral was held this afternoon at 80.
Mr. Ferry was born in Whitehall, N.
Y, March IA, 1896, and was married to
Fl. Viola Thayer, Feb. 25, 1864. They
lived for many years In Braintree, remov-
ing to Saratoga Springs about 20 years
ago.
Besides his wife be left six children
and six grandchildren. OF the children
three, PeFley, Nellie aud Ethel, were at
home to help care for him; Frederick c.,
is dean Of Williams college; Georgia is
the wife Of Rev. H. Grant Person OF New
ton, Mass, and Arthur is at present in
Denver, Col. II
Orvis Thayer Of Braintree, a brother Of
Mrs. Ferry, has been dangerously Ill
with pneumonia but is improving and
hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
Union District EdueatIonaI Meeting.
The second annual educational meeting
Of the Randolph Union district viii be
held at the Normal school, Randolph
Center, Friday, Jan. II, with the follow
ing programs-
$3.50 a. M, Music.
9:45 " &" Roll call OF Teachers.
1000 +" Address Of Welcome, Prin.
c. H. Morrill, Of the Normal. I
lu.dU DclDOnHtfnlAOu VI nl1Ah1 - . ,
tenn of Reading, Miss Ethel I
NJ. Childs Of the Normal G
Training school. :
Music. 4
1900" Palmer System OF Writing,
w. l. Turck, Boston.
10 m. Lunch.
! 80 p. m, Music.
1885 " Reading Lessons, M. NJ. Will
son.
200 /" Vital Teaching, Prof. james
r. Taylor, Vermont academy,
6axtons River.
Music
2:2O /" When I Went to School, L.
B. johnson.
500 81 The Progressive Teacher,
Prin. e. q. Ham OF the Ran
dolph High school,
Music.
The Union includes the schools Of Ran
dolph town and village Braiutree and