News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-23
North Hyde Park

Burton Edwards returned to Burling
ton Tuesday.
o. E. Bailey is recovering from an in.
jury received in the mill.
Mrs. NJ. H. Cheney was at Frank
Chaf1ee's the first of the week.
Ernest Town and wife from Hardwick
were at p. A. Parrin's over Sunday.
c. c. Foss has gone to Cambridge,
where he has lumber job for the sum.
mer.
B. S. Edwards and wife of Wilksbarre
Penn, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Archie Parrin took charge OF his fathers
tonsorial parors Saturday, giving Mr..
Parrin short vacation.
Chas. McAllister and H. A. McGinnis
have been off duty, suffering from inJur.
les received in an automobile accident
The w. R. c. will hold their regular
meeting Saturday next at 200 p. m.
The President wishes all members to be
present, as there is special business to
attend to.
The mite society Of the Cong'l church
will hold their meeting at Valley Hall on
Thursday afternoon of this week. Sup
per will be served at o'clock and until
all who come are served. Bill 10cts.
The annual calico ball will be held at
Valley Hall, Friday evening, May 2nd.
This will be the event of the season and
everybody should see to it that their
calico dresses and necktieS are ready for
the event. Good music and real good
time. See to it that you go
ABRAMs-sCoTT
The following taken from the Youngs-
town, Ohoi, Telegram of March 81, and
will be of interest to many here and in
Eden -
The marriage of Miss Jessie M. Abrams
and A. Talcott Scott was solemnized
Mar 81 in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
S. Abrams, Thornton avenue, the brides
brother and his wife. Rev. w. H. Hud-
nut read the service at 7 o'clock. The
bride wore silk poplin gown with en-
broidery trimmings and carried bou-
quet of sweet peas. Immediate relatives
assembled for the ceremony and were re-
ceived at dinner later. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott left for Pittsburg for brief visit.
Travelling the bride wore grey tailored
suit with hat and accessories correspon-
ding. Returning Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will
live in Wilson avenue. The bride is a
daughter of H. I. Abrams, Hubbard, and
has been residing with Mr.. and Mrs.
Abrams. Mr.. Scott is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Talcott Scott. Sr., and is identi.
fed with the Sheet and Tub Company.
Popular young people, their marriage is
of keenest interest to numerous friends.
GIHON VALLEY GRANGE
The last regular meeting was called to
order promptly at 500 P. NJ. by the
Worthy Master, d. S. McAlhster. with
81 members present. No special business
needing attention the meeting was soon
in the hands of the lecturer, and the fol-
10 wing program was given, with much
credit due to all who took part: Song by
g choir; address, on Patriots Day. by
r V. j. e. Bowman; piano duet, by Hazel
Feuch and Doris Kneeland; question,
g Does the Average Person Get Enough
Out of Life % led by Clara Newton;
song, by the choir: mistakes Made on
my Farm last Year: speakers, E. Mud
gett, HaIlett Hurlbut, Will Davis, Carroll
Stone, Ernest Page; discussion, "Who
Has the Best and Most Profitable Garden,
the Farmers Or the Village People ?" LED
by Cash Griswold; recitation, by Lois
Peake; suggestions for the good of the
order; closing song by the choir.
The next meeting will be May 3rd. Let
every member try to be present and
make this meeting a very interesting as
well as profitable one. The program
has been arranged to suit the festive
custom of May Day, and is as follows:
Spring song by the Glee club; paper on
the origin of May Day by Cordelia Smith;
piano duet by Vivian McAllister and
Matte Westover; discussion, DO the
flower gardens of today give as much
real pleasure, as did the flower gardens
of our grandmothers ?" led by Hattie
Hadley; song by Alden Hurlbut: paper
on flowers by Mabel Griswold; May
Day tableaux by the young ladies of the
Grange; reading by Lloyd Gillen; dis
cussion, "Who will 90 down in history
up to the present time as the greatest
man, and woman" Open to all; reel
tttion by Mural Bailey; suggestions for
the good of the order; closing song by
the choir followed by light refreshments
of sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee.
All the ladies are requested to bring
few of each-sandwiches and doughnuts.