The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-13
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

able surprise party by a number of he
friends Saturday evening at her Elliot stree
home. very handsome moonstone rims
was presented. Miss Nellie Ferrit r maxim,
the presentation speech. Songs were render
ed by Miss Nellie Fenton. Refreshments
were served and dancing ended the evening"
pleasure.
Mrs. &. M. G. Richardson gave delightful
euchre party Tuesday evening.
"A merry party OF our young people attend
ed the dance at Willamsvllle Friday even
ing.
| The Guild of st. Agnes met Wednesday af
| tern0on with Miss A. Belle Guild at he
home on Green street.
| The first OF the series of the Red Mem
dances was given In their hall Tuesday even
| ing and was largely attended and highly en-
joyed.
Miss Mary Howe has engagements to sina
at Manchester, Nov. 10th Portsmouth the Ill
and at Concord the 18th.
The ladies of the Unitarian society will
hold their first soclable of the season atWelP.
hall this evening.
Quonektacar tribe, improved order of Red
Med, through kindness of Farmer Pierce OF
he asylum. indulge In coon and cranberry
feast at their wfgwam thus evening, on the
9TH run, Beaver Moon, 18th sleep, unprece
dented exemplcations by the chiefs degree.
There will be sociable aud supper IN the
Uniyersalist vestry next Thursday afternoon
and evening.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' Home
Missionary society was held at the parlors OF
the Center church yesterday at p. m. Mrs.
G. B. Rice had the meeting In charge.
The Glass of '94 held their first union
class meeting at Red Mems Hall last Satur.
day evening. Heretofore. the class being a
large one, the Latin and English divisions
have bed their meetings separately. The
young gentlemen of the class provided the
hall and the young ladies' the refreshments.
Some of the enjoyable features of the enter
ta1nment. were the songs by the coloreu
quartet, consisting of c. Fred ChiIds, Perley
Holmes, Myron Davis and Frank Morse.
Miss Minnie Allen rendered some 6ne select
ions on the banjo. Readings by Miss Ktttie
Rawson and John Scbuerman were epioved,
also the piano duet 10y Misses Minnie Bliss
and Ruby Stockwell. The meeting was
very pleasant one, and it is hoped many sucn
may be enjoyed.
A nomination of officers, will take place at
the next meeting of the Tyler Camp s. of V.
A social entertainment will be given at G. A.
Il. hall next Friday evening Nov. 20. The
request Is made that all the BOYS be present
this time.
A few couples went up from here TO the
dance at Putney Friday evening.
The engagement Is announced of Richards
Bradley, Jr., of Boston to Miss Amy Adds.
daughteI of the late Judge o. II. Adds.
The ladies of the Baptist quilting society
held pleasant tea last evening with Mrs.
III. P. Wellman.
BRILLIANTs Col. and Mrs. G. A. Miles
returned this week after spending the sum.
mer at Chatham. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Cbas.
Smith returned Tuesday from their wedding
trip. Mrs. DR.. Holton is visiting her mother
who Is quite III at SaXtons River.-N. f.
Cabot is In stamford, Ct. this week. visiting
his daughter, Grace.-Col. Holbrook and
family have been stopping at Gov. Holbrook's Z
Bourne and Miss Ethel and Lillian Leighton
s.s ssss !. Nss fsaas
Burnham school. was up at Mr.. Fletcher's
over Sunday.-Mrs. Is Williamson, Jr., re-
turned to her home ut Elizabeth. N. T.. FRI
day.-President Gates OF Amherst stopped
here Miss Julia Wells Of New York Is in
town Miss Mary and Lucien Howe are ex-
pected home to spend Sunday.
"A more handsome or larger display of
chrysanthemums, we think, was never before
seen in town than the 600 plants which are
now heavily laden with blossoms at ID. Nc.
NJ
varieties are: NJ. Boyer, pink; Duchess, Gull
ing fordi. moonlight, golden circle, Mrs. A.
Hardy, Of an ostricn plume variety, jardin,
Ada Spauldlng, Yeddo, w. III. Lincoln, vel.
low; the Mrs. Frank Thompson plant Is a
canary yellow aud very handsome, the bios
SONS meas lring seven and eight inches
across. Mrs. Wheeler, old gold and red,
which IS very choice. Mr. McGillivray has
made quite selection of chrysanthemulns as
his co Election shows.
The sixth annual supper of the Wheel
club was eaten at the American house Tues
day evening by 45 of the members. Landlord
Harvey fairly outdid himself with the supper
which the boys pronounce the best they ever
sat down to. The tables were handsomely
trimmed with flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Pig
taking prominent place In the center of the !
table. both being decorated with flowers and
evergreen with the initials, V. W. G. After
supper the members repaired to their rooms. |
The program of vocal and instrumental m1-
sic-lhe latter by Letsinger's Orcbestra--was |
highly amusing and interesting. Songs were
given by A. w. ChIds, Fred G. Gale, Chas.
A. Smith and Frank Nichols, harmonica
solo by l.. P. Harris, violin solo by Henri |
Weeden, a fine Indian club drill bv NJ. j.
Moran,a "A dumb bell drill by Stolte and Pettee, |
/ good exhibition OF gymnastics with flash
light pictures by Photographers Wyatt and
Shumway. And the whole concluded With !.
Virginia Reel.
rRAMPs ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
The Readsbo-o Depot Safe Rified ana . |
POst-Oftice Entered.
Tramps giving the names of Dan Sculey, I
Tohn Staler and Frank Moore were arrested
i North Adams Wednesday forenoon by
officers Dinneen and Tinney. Word was tel
graphed early In the morning from Reads
,oro to Chief Fuller telling him that the
railroad station had been broken
nto, the safe blown open and $ll0 aud some
papers stolen. This happened early
tuesday evening. The burglars then walked
O the Hoosac Tunnel station aud broke into
he post.offi.e and store owned bv ID. B.
,uckley Here they got quantity of cigars.
lannels, two pairs of boots. and also co't
,elonging TO one Of the clerks. valued at SIS.
,ne NJ fha men had thi, coat on when ar