Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-14
Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

Miss Lizzie Sanborn is keeping house
for VIM. Robbins.
Butter can now be bought at the cream
cry for zoe. per pound.
Erastus Bugbee and wife have moved
into Tarbell's building.
Mrs. Nolan of STAFFORD is at Robert Ly-
ems, caring for his wife.
Mrs. Laura T. Berry is very sick again
and recovery is doubtful.
MYRTLE Bixby spent last week at j. A..
SANKEY'S in Washington.
Mrs Robert Lyon, v no has been very
sick, is slightly improving.
There is to be an auction on the park in
front of the hotel Saturday.
Fred e. Atwood is home from Dart
mouth for the Easter vacation.
A. W. Whitney and w. p. Townsend
we're at White River junction last week.
Cecil harrington is home from Man.
chester, N. H., where he has been working
the past winter.
David Adams from Hanover, N. H., was
in town last week to see his sister, Mrs.
Robert A. Lyon, who is sick.
Miss A. A. Clement went to Boston
Monday to work in dress making estao
lishment through the season.
There is to be one more singing school
after this week, the one Wednesday even
ing, the goth, completing the term.
O. L. Godfrey has got the old tax about
half collected and intends to make no fur
ther delays in collecting the balance.
Miss Gail Corwin, little daughter OF K.
Corwin, is suffering with a sprained
ankle, caused by fall while playing.
Tickets are for sale at Bixby's store for
the entertainment at the town hall next
Saturday night by the Bethel company.
Married, at the home OF Chas. Dow,
Monday evening, April IL, by w. Il. Al
len, George W. Davis OF South Royalton
and Mrs. Amina A. Hood OF Chelsea.
notices, which OF themselves are suffi-
Gent guarantee OF their popularity. 1t IS
prices OF admission. Doors open at 1880,
curtain at s.
Hale K. Darling has accepted the invita-
ton of the Bradford G.. A. X. and sons of
Veterans to deliver the Memorial day adj
dress ct Fairlee, where the exercises of
thOse organizations will be held this yesr.
Martin X. Bohonon OF Chelsea and Miss
Maud Dow OF Orange we're married by
Rev. W. E. Allen last Sunday afternoon at
the residence OF ID. G. Blake. Mr.. and
Mrs Bohonon will reside on Joseph Grit
fms farm.
Miss Gertrude Brownell returned to her
nome at South Royalton Saturday for
much needed rest. She has done table
work at the Orange County hotel most of
the time for the past five years and will be
missed in the house, as she is thoroughly
competent help.
The ladies have organized sewing
school for children, which meets Tuesday
afternoons in the primary school room.
All are invited far and near to come snd
bring their work. The first was held this
week. Do not forget the one next Tues
cay at o'clock p. IN.
The Bethel Dramatic company has been
secured to present its popular entertain
ment, entitled "a Legal Frolic'', at the
town hall next Saturday night, Apiil 10.
There are 20 people in the play and rare
good thing is promised. They come high
ly recommended outside of the press
Webster Fits of Boston, brother OF
Mrs. Ellen Hood OF this place, left March
"a, in company With three Others. Tor the
klondike gold fields. He went by rail to
Victoria, b. c., where two OF his compan-
Ions backed out and returned East, Dr.
Bradbury OF Somerville and himself push
ing on in company. They left Victoria
with sos on board the steamer and sec.
ono boat left the next day with as many
laore. Ihey took with them year sup
Ply oil provisions and several yoke OF
oxen. Their route Is the new one laid out
~ the Canadian government, via van
couyer to Wrangle, thence to Stickeen
liver and Telegraph creek, overland loo
miles to Teslin lake, down this lake to the
nootalinque, Lewes and Yukon rivers 70
Dawson City. This route avoids the hard
SHIPS OF the Cbilcoot Pass on one hand
sad the difficult rapids on the other. MI.
tits, when last heard from, had got as
lar as Wrangle. This was March 24th.
me Ice was poor and they were waiting
iol II to strengthen before proceeding
Gown the river. He says IL they lie about
Inc gold as much as they do everything
else so Ear, he doubts IL there is any to De
iound at Klondike. MIR. Fits formerly
lived in this town and is a brother OF
houston Fits. We wish him all success
u his perilous venture.
fadsaa - -~l~ ell IN Mrs.