News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
EDEN,

There was snow at the mines, Sstur-
day morning.
Work on highway has been going on
for two weeks.
Joseph Reed is in town, stopping at
A. w. O'brien's.
Chas Emerson and family are stop
ping with Addison Wood.
Mrs. Martin Shattuck is very poorly
again confined to her room.
Miss Myra Stinson spent Saturday
and Sunday in town, guests of Mrs.
Nettie Mower.
Fifty.six attended the Y. P. S. c. E.
service Sunday evening, led by Miss
E. J. Partridge.
Myra Blake was at home Saturday
and Sunday, returning to Morrisville
Monday morning.
Frank Bigelow from Jericho drove
quite herd Of young stock to his pas
ture here last Tuesday.
Anthony McGinnis, wife and child,
were in town Saturday and Sunday.
Heis improving rapidly.
B. B Blake has bought of Mrs. Har-
riet Woods, the little place in the Hol-
low, recently vacated by VIM. Bidwell.
L. A. S. will meet Thursday p. m,
June I, to consider the matter of a rub
Der social in the near future, at the hall.
Mrs. Fannie Brown, who has spent
the winter in Bakersfield, is again &C
cupying the little red house at the Cor.
ners. We are glad to welcome her back
again.
Mrs. F. IL. Raymore has the most
al oh IF IL, her
window that we have seen in years.
She has also Gala lily, not common
plant by any means.
The family of J. F. Knowles received
the message from the hospital in Bur.
lington Saturday, that Mr.. Knowles
stood the operation we'll and hopes are
entertained that he will soon be home
again.
The litigation Saturday, seemed to
SAVIOR more of spite than real Justice. 1t
is too bad that so many of our good
laws are used in this way, just to get a
little sweet revenge. Now that the
good work of looking up truants has
begun, why stop now? Get one more
move on and find six or eight more
find four more in the same district.
The Ladies' Aid meeting last Thurs
day was not as we'll attended as usual,
i owing to inclement weather. They
completed arrangements for dinner
Decoration Day. Dinner will be served
in the hall at the low price of IS cents.
The following are the committe:
General Committee, Pres, Mrs: Nell Har-
| rington; Vice Pres, Mrs. Ellen Whittemore;
Sec, Mrs. J. S, Blake. Table Committee,
Mrs Susie Shattuck, Mrs. Hattie Atwell,
Mrs Clara Fuller, Mrs. Lille Fletcher.
Decorating Committee, Mrs. Neltha Ray
more, Mrs. Nettie Mower, Mrs. Nettie Emery,
Mrs. Kate Parkhurst.
DECORATION services at Eden the goth.
The programme is in part as follows:
Promptly at Io:I5 procession will form
on Common in the following order:
1. Eden Drum Corps.
2. G. A. X Post and Veterans.
3. Woman's Relief Corps.
4. Sons of Veterans.
3. Sunday Schools and Public Schools
with Teachers.
3. Citizens.
The procession will repair to the cemetery.
where appro priate services by Posts and
Corps will be performed, after which they
will return to common in same order. At 2
o'clock dinner will be served i'll the Hall.
1870 p. m services in the church.
l. Music by orchestra.
?. Prayer by Chaplain.
.. Singing by Choir;
+. Reading of President Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Address by Col. Z. b. Sawyer.
.. Singing by Choir.
Following this, Rotations by the children,
singing by the choir, address by Rev. c. c.
St Glare, singing America by audience, bene
diction