Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-19

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AT Randolph last Saturday was cancelled
because Of rain. The 4. ii, s. team
played spaulding high at Barre yesterday
aud led, 80, in four-inning game,
which was stopped by rain. Gay pitched
for r. II. S. Randolph and Rochester
are to play here Saturday. Randolph has
taken one game and has tied with them
once and this is the "rubber."
Found Guilty.
A superior criminal court jury of Mas
saehusetts returned verdict Of guilty
Tuesday in the case in which the Boston
White Cross Milk Co., charged with hav-
ing in its possession, on June 21, 1909,
for the purpose Of selling, milk to which
was returned at the July sitting of the
grand jury last year, and the case has
been awaiting trial ever since.
The defence set up that water wss add
ed to something which was not milk. In
the process to which the milk was sub
iected at the White Cross plant, water
was taken from il, making it sort Of
condensed milk. When the product
reached Boston, water was added.
Assistant District Attorney Webber,
who conducted the case for the govern
ment, claimed that to say that this sub
stance was not milk would be to practi-
cally wipe out sll the milk laws, because,
assuming that the inspectors charged
with that duty would bring complaints
here milk was found to be under the
standard required by law, the dealer
would claim that be was not selling milk,
but was simply selling a product which,
" hen diluted or extended, became milk.
The case will probably 90 to the su-
preme court on exceptions taken at the
trial.
Chiidren's Day at Literary Club.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
observed its annual Children's day at
Bethany Parish house Saturday afternoon,
May Ia, when thirty members and several
guests were present. The hostess, Mrs.
c. F. Moulton, was assisted by the Chill
dren's Day Program committee, Miss
Desier Moulton, Miss Jennie Stewart and
Mrs. j. P. Cleveland. Miscellaneous
quotations were given in response to the
roll call and the secretary's report was
read, after which the children gave the
following program, the subject of which
was "In Many Lands":-
Randolph school song, Marion Salisbury,
Esther Ham, Ruth Flint, Helen
blanchard, Emma Flint, Donald Sal
isbury, Laurence Leonard.
Recitation, "Foreign Children" (steven-
som, Marcia Russlow.
Solo, "sants Lucia" Laurence Leonard
Exercise, aGood Morning around the
World" Marion Salisbury, Ruth
Flint, Helen Blanchard, Emma Flint,
Esther Ham, Donald Salisbury.
Piano solo, "Petit BoIero" (Ravinel, Es-
ther Ham.
Recitation, "The Eskimo," Caroline
Wright, Virginia Emerson, Albert
Metzger.
German cradle song, Annie Gilbert Bell,
Marguerite Thomas.
Recitation, "The Marseillaise" (Rouget
de Lsle), Laurence Leonard.
Flag drill, Albert Metzger, Bennett Bell,
Virginia Emerson, Caroline Wright,
Ronald Chesbro, Charles Dixon, Mar
cia RussIow.
Piano solo, "Song OF the Pines" (Ollen-
dorf). Helen Blanchard.
Essay, Japanese Children" Esther Ham
Recitation, Limitation japanese" Mar
guerite Thomas.
song BONNIE DOuuf LhNneF Ahius NUN
Flint, Marion Salisbury, Emma
Flint, Helen Blanchard.
Duet, Loves Messenger"( Behrl, Marion
and Donald Salisbury.
Recitation, "The Happiest Land" (Long-
fellow, Annie Gilbert Bell.
Song, "The Watch on the Rhine" Mar
ion Salisbury, Esther Ham, Ruth
Flint, Helen Blanchard, Emma Flint,
Donald Salisbury, Laurence Leonard.
Recitation. "Tbe English Flag" (Kiplingl,
Paul Russlow.
Piano solo, "An Echo from Vienna
tDefnuth), Emma Flint.
Recitation, "Love OF Country" (Scott),
Helen Blanchard.
America in the singing Of which the
audience Joined with the children.
In the social hour which followed re-
Ireshments we're served and the programs
for the coming year we're distributed.
The words Of the Randolph School Song
were written by Rev. Homer White and
the music was selected by Mrs. II. 7.
johnson. The accompanist for the alter
noon was Miss Desier Moulton.