News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-21
EDEN

Mr.. and Mis-. w. ]. Atwell were i'm
johnson and MorrisvilIe Thursday.
Miss Anna Brown of Burlington has
come from Burlington to care for Mrs.
| Ellen Whittemore.
| Two Woodmen deputies are in town
| trying to secure large class of candi-
dates. Several have already applied.
| Meter Wood has sold his farm on
| Cooper Hill, where his mother has lived
for several years, to Mr.. Snyder, possess
sion given at once; consideration $1,000.
Rolie O'Hear is recovering from an
| operation for appendicitis at the FANNY
Allen Hosl ital. where be vas taken bv
| DR.. G. ). Leach July II. He was accom-
panied by his wife and mother.
Mrs. F. P. Collins was taken i'll from
acute indigestion and heart trouble while
visiting friends in Montpelier and came
home Tuesday in j. S. Emery's auto. Mr..
Collins and daughter going down to ac-
pany her home.
very pleasant social gathering was
held ut the home of Mrs. Sam Emery on
Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen ladies' were
present. If each of these has a Social
Five" party it looks as though Eden will
have quite little going on during the
next few weeks.
Mr.. Winship of North Hyde Park will
preach at Eden Mills next SUNDAY and at
Eden Corners the following Sunday at
2:3O O'Clock. He will only be here eight
Sundays, four at the Mills and four at
the Corners, SO we hope that everybody
will make special effort to hear him.
The Tohoza Club will meet at Mrs.
Benefits house at Eden Mills on We'd
nesday at two o'clock, and the Jabula
Club will meet at the parsonage on
Thursday. A full attendance is desired.
as we must make plans for the ball game
and the sale which is to be held very soon.
A baseball game between the John
son Boy Scouts and an Eden team is be-
ing arranged for next Saturday afternoon,
to be played in the lot back of the La
Dukes house. Lemonade will be sold.
and basket lunches will be auctioned off,
for the benefit of sending boys to Abnaki.
Rev. c. HI. Merrill of st. Johnsburv
held the services at both churches.
Sunday. In the morning his theme was
The Successful Life', and in the after
noon he spoke of the work of the church
in this state and its hopes for the future.
There will be church meeting after
the eleven o'clock service at the corners
hOAU ouuIldy.
Three Social Five" parties were held
last week; on Tuesday with Mrs. Cav
Fogg, on Wednesday with Mrs. B. B.
Blake and on Friday with Mrs. Fanny
Brown. The latter party was the best
attended, being in fact, a "Social Eight
rather than five. After visiting and
little music, very nice refreshments were
served and Mrs. Brown read aloud very
amusing story by Dio Lewis.
An automobile party, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. John Emery of Montpelier and
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Cory and son of Hib-
bling. Mimi, spent several hours in town
last Wednesday. Mrs. Emery was form
ally Lavinia Fisk, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Fisk, former residents of
Eden, having lived at one time on the
Waite farm on Cooper Hill. also in the
hotel at the Corners, where A. w. O'Brien
now lives. They will doubtless be pleas
antly remembered by the older residents.
They called on Mrs. Fanny Brown, who
was friend of the family, and also had
\ picnic dinner on the church steps.
They were very pleased with our little
village and thought the scenery from the
lill top very beautiful, as do many other
auto parties that stop here. The people
If Eden are always glad to welcome old
'esdents. Come again and stay longer.