News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-06-28
EDEN
Mrs. b. n. Blake is in camp,

Don't forget the Sunday School
next Sunday. Every boy and girl is
asked to attend.
Mr.. Toof and family and Mr..
Phillips of North Troy spent the
weekend at the Toof cottage.
DR.. Goddard and family of Morris
vile are camping at the lake.
Herb Smalley and family spent the
weekend at the Smalley cottage.
T. Cheney and family were in town
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrist and son,
Scott, and friend of Newport were
visitors in town Sunday.
Miss Grace Weisbrod of Burling-
ton and sister from Maryland are
camping at DR.. Amos cottage at the
lake.
Leo Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carpenter, William Emery,
Orrin Whittemore and George Slime
hour attended the circus at Newport
Thursday.
Bernice Whittemore, Marion Whit
temore and Hozel Thorp attended the
circus in Newport with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Adams last week.
Mrs. Ada Generess visited in
Lowell the last of last week.
Henry Emery was in Winooski
Friday.
Gertrude Miller, Henry Emery, X.
Beckwith and George Stinehour were
visitors in Hardwick and Wolcott
Saturday.
Rev. A. S. Bole of Hardwick was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss C. Potter's school is closed
and she has returned to hey home in
Belvidere.
Mrs. Stone and daughter are in
camp here.
Professor Burns and family and
friends are in camp.
Floyd Emery is at home for his
summer vacation from Concord,
N. H.
Guy Newton and family were WISH
tors at Fred MIXERS Monday after
noon.
Martin Emery of Plymouth, N. H.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
town.
A party of six girls from North
Troy are in the Toof cottage.
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Hyde Park repaired Mrs. Pages cot
tage Monday.
Professor Burns of Burlington is
in camp at Lake Eden.
The autos are keeping Lowell
Whitney very busy these days.
Mabel Hines is visiting in st.
Adams.
Mrs. John Kicker is i'll at the home
Mrs. Edward Dolans :. vi, Shml
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Edward
Dolan, in Lowell.
Friends of May Emery in North
Hyde Park and Eden gave her a post
card shower Monday.
Miss Emily Hines is at home from
her school in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Temple Of
Auburndale, Mass, are visitors in
town.
Evening church services at Eden
Corners Church will be changed from
700 to 1880 p. m. All are invited.
The Ladies Aid of Eden Corners
will serve dinners instead of sup
pers hereafter, commencing Thursday
at IL. All are invited.
There will be games for the chill
dren and a social time every Wednes-
day afternoon at Eden Mills common.
There will be good, clean sports for
boys and girls and the children will
be perfectly safe, for Mr.. Beckwith
will be in charge.
Children's Day services were well
The program was as fol-
lows: Song, "Our Blessings" recita-
ton by four girls; recitation, Goods
Little Child" Helen Davis; recitation,
"a Sermon in Verse;" June Harring-
ton; recitation, whisper Song"
Alfred Gill; recitation, "God Sees
Me-" Phoena Leach and Della Whit
temore; recitation, "a Child's
Prayer" Maude Bachum, Laura Gill,
Evelyn Gill. Elizabeth Gill, Helen
Davis and Dorothy Emery; reading,
priceless Treasures" Charlotte Par
ker; recitation, "He Is Able" Mer-
Ram Abbott; recitation, "His WILL"
Vera Kneeland; recitation, Love-"
Elinor Hines; dialogue, Love" Doro-
thy Emery, Phoena Leach, Helen
Davis and Elinor Hines; song, 81
Want to Be Sunbeam" by the chill
1ren; recitation. Faithful in Little
Things" Carroll Whittemore, Helen
Davis and Urban Earl: recitation,
Jesus Name" Dorothy Emery. Re-
marks were made bv Rev. A. S. Bole,
pastor at large for Vermont, Congre-
yational Conference.