News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-08-26
Lake Eden Not eS

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!, The DeNios have added new flag
staff and flag to their many attractions.
John Davis and family from North
Hyde Park were visitors here Saturday.
Dr. Stevens and family closed their
camp the goth. They have had busy
season.
James G. Blake spent his vacation with
his mother at Welikeit," returning to
Worcester, Mass, the 10Th.
Mr.. Cummings and party, also Mr..
Gardner and party from st. Johnsbury,
W, ro visitors at the Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Parker from N. Troy and her
grandson Parker Blake, who have been
at B. B. Blake's cottage, returned home
the 10th.
Gerald Stone and Ellis Parker from N.
H. P. have tent on the l.. B. Bailey lot
and are doing stunts in the way of fish
ing, cooking, swimming, etc.
Lyman Darling and family from Canaan
have enjoyed the cottage on Point Wind
ermere for a few days. This is known as
the DeNio cottage and is beautiful spot
Paul Elliott, the summer supply, has
but two Sundays more. He has done
much work during his stay here, and we
Jubt if there are any families that be
has not seen.
A party from Hinesburg enroute for
Averill Pond came on to the beach Satur-
day afternoon. They had three autos,
brought tents and all fixtures for a fine
time, which they seemed to have w
Mr.. Rufus Bennett from Worcester re-
turned home Friday, having spent a week
In Vermont. This was his first visit to
The state and he expressed much in word
and action that told of pleasure in the
trip.
A small party of boys from Lowell
camped at Lake View boat house. They
were very happy and said they had plen ty
of fish; the oldest one was IA years old,
yet they had shown much Ingenuity in
the building of an arch for cooking pur-
poses.
Among the recent callers we find Mr.
and Mrs. George Sherwin of Burlington,
Elbridge Sherwin and wife of Hyde Park
Mrs. d. M. Gillette, Beaver Dam, Wis.
D. Mcclure and family and NJ. and Mrs.
Houghton from Hardwick, Mrs. Wisw ell
and Mrs. Wells from Cabot and Miss
Wiswell from Boston.
"Old Home Day" everything was ar
ranged for grand occasion. The From |
tier Band was on hand in time and dis
coursed very fine music under adverse |
conditions. No one was to blame because
the clouds sent copious showers, but all
felt the Inconvenience of it. Just the
same, the program was we'll carried out
at the church. We hope for better wealth
er next year.
~. Brown of Eden and George Leach
from Lee, Mass, called on friends here
the 21st instant. In 1852 both these
boys" were in school taught by Julia
Darling Blake. Ia 1853. the same "lads"
attended school taught by Fannie D smer-
ito Brown. Quite remarkable that after
this lapse of years a meeting could be
enjoyed by pupils and teacher.
DR.. Townshend and family made the
trip to Mt. Norris Saturday. the 18th.
During the shower they were sheltered
n a cave on the side of the mountain
hat afforded dry spot. Thursday they
Ill went to the summit of Belvidere
The view from there is al
ways grandma other mountain comes in
10 shut off the east, west, north or south
outlook.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to ex-
,ress our sincere thanks to the MANY
riends and neighbors for their kindness
hown US during the sickness and death ,
It our beloved mother. also the singers,
md for the many beautiful flowers. c
Mrs. r. M. POWERS. (
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