Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-27
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Notice to rax Payers

me last ual 10 pay your taxes 10 the
treasurer Is Jan. 10, 07, After that, there
VIII BE- the cost OF collection by the con-
stable.
GEo. =. cHASpLrR, Town Clerk and
Treasurer,
Arthur Pierce Was in South Roysltou
Tuesday,
G. NJ, Moore Was in Chelsea the ar,t Of
the week.
Robs'. nsniortA of runbridgs was in
town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Prescott were il
Chelsea saturday,
Miss Edith Preston is at home for the
Christmas holidays,
n. q. Silloway visited his mother in
Corinth last Thursday.
James Campbell Of Pompa was in town
Wednesday of last week.
Andrew Marshall Of Boston called upou
friends in town saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs, n. X. Carpenter were in
South Royalton saturday.
Mrs. Don Root is IN aud under the care
OF DIR. Marshall OF Chelsea.
Miss Mary Cummings is at home from
Northiicld Tor short vacation.
W. T., Stone and family were with
friends In Hanoyer over Sunday.
Mrs Thomas Duncan aud Miss I.ottle
Mosher spent saturday in sharon.
n. T.. Merrill OF Newport was at the
STAFFORD House last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cass Of Deeriield are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Fulton.
r.. l.. Mosher drove the Pompa stage last
Thursday in the absence Of IL. q. silloway
Messrs. stark and Whitman Of Ran.
dolph were In town Wednesday OF lasl
week.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle met Tues.
day afternoon al the home OF Mrs. +. X
Rowell.
Mrs. @. NJ. Moore returned Monday
from a visit OF some weeks spent In Provi-
dence, X. l., and New \ ork.
Mrs. q. Y. Chandler was called to Plain
field, n. H., Monday OF last week By the
serious illness Of her mother.
r. p. Morrill, went recently 10 New
York, where he has situation with the
New York, New Haven aud Hartford
Railroad Co.
The selectmen will meet at the town
clerks office on the afternoon OF Deem
Der 3lst, from l tin o'clock. 10 adjust the
claims Of those who have had sheep killed
by dogs.
Al a meeting Of the STAFFORD grange
| Friday evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year;--lsmes T.
/ Hayes, worthy master; w. r. scribner
worthy overseer; Mrs. T. b. Hazelton. lee
turer; Rollin Prescott, steward; Glenn
Titus. assistant steward; Mrs. Charles
/ Preston, chaplain; Mrs. Gertrude Dear
born, treasurer; Miss Florense Scribner
secretary; Roland Seribner, gatekeeper
Mrs. W. +. scribner, Ceres; Miss Ethe
/ White, Pomona; Mrs. Charles Cove, Flora
Mrs. Rollin Prescott, lady assistant
steward.
A nicely prepared program was carried
out with much credit in the Congrega'
tional church last Sunday morning in thu
Yuletide observance, which took the plac'
OF the usual preaching service. The part
were all well taken, by the children anS
young people from first TO last. Nus
Anna Cummings gave a very interesting
address on Christmas in South Africa
noting the difference between that coun
try and our own in the interest manifested
| in the yuletide season, and the reasons To-
this difference; gIvin also an interesting
account OF a visit she had made to Bethle
| hem OF Judea, where the Christ child wa
born. The annual collection in thi:
church for the Congregational Churcl
Building society was completed on sun
day. amounting to eli, which was Tor
warded by check on Monday. Rev. MI
Fuller, state Sunday school secretary,
planning "township tour OF this side o
Orange county, the latter part OF Januar!
and the first part OF February, placing tn
date of Saturday, Feb. 2, for STAFFORD. Vi
Sunday, the Congregational church votes
unanimously to invite Mr.. Fuller, II h
can so arrange his trip, to be IN Strahor'
on Sunday, Feb. 3, instead OF SATURDAY
for mis- intended services. 1t Is hoped ina
he NAV be able to accept this invitation.