The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

| A Series of Happy Parties-Some of the
Plans OF Our Social Organizations Move
ments of Society People.
| Mrs. L. B. Richardson entertained mum
ber of her lady friends at her home Monday
evening. Refreshments were served and 8
pleasant evening spent.
Halloween, party of young people had
jolly evening with Clark q. Fits at his
home on the corner of Oak and Chaplin
streets.
Miss Nellie G Fenton gave delightful
HallOw Fen party to number of her friends
at her home on EIllo: street, Saturday even
Ing. Numerous games were enjoyed, re-
freshments served and an evening of pleasure
and sociabiltty passed.
merry party was that given by Mrs.John
Toomey, to a few of her friends. Hallow
Een night.
Miss Elizabeth and Master Brooks Mar.
shall gave a pretty little party to few of
their small friends Monday evening.
Miss Nettle Norcross gave a progressive
euchre party last Friday evening at her home
on Elliot street. Many out of town guests
were present. Music was enjoyed and a
pleasant evening enjoyed.
Miss Bridget Connelly gave very jolly
party to her friends Wednesday evening.
Miss Eoise Brown entertained her friends
with q progressive euchre party NJ her 7 ros,
Z
ful occasion. The first gentleman's priz'
was awarded A. J. Pullen, I'd, d. COwles
sooSy: ". yinton & L Isdy,s ar,t. Mrs. A1stiI ,I
Albert PuIlen.
About 20.of Miss Annie Henkel's friends
gathered at her home Saturday evening
where games and tricks appropriate to Hal.
low e'en were played. Music and singing
were rendered by the young ladies'. Refresh
ments were served through the evening.
d. McGllivray leaves next week for Tor
onto. Canada, where he Is to be married to a
young English lady.
The Wheel club voted Tuesday evening to
have their annual supper at the American
house Tuesday, Nov 10.
The class of '94 B. H. s. hold their class
meeting at Red Mems hall Saturday evening.
The GOOD VIII club held their annual
monthly business meeting at The club rooms
Monday evening, large number of members
being present.
A jolly party of 26 young people took q
straw ride to North Hinsdale Monday even
ing where husking party was held and
house warming given to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reed. Games with music and dancing made
up the evenings pleasure. An oyster supper
was served and the party arrived home In the
icee sma' hOIrs.
Ernest Brown was most agreeably sur
prised Saturday evening by about Is of his
friends who came to remind him 1t was his
10Th birthday. Games and social good time
filled the evening.
Miss Sawyers' school were given a HalIow
e'en partv at the school rooms Saturday even.
Ing. Games and tricks appropriate to the
day were played and happy evening spent.
The members of the Universalist choir en-
joyed q supper at the parlOrs last evening
given by the ladies Of the society.
The invitations are being seen out for a
series of dances to be held by the Red Men
In their hall commencing next Tuesday even
ing.
The Methodist ladies' had a missionary tea
10 raise money for local charitable work with
Mrs. w. r. Geddis Thursday afternoon of
a,t week.
The annual meeting of the Murray club will
be held at the church vestry next Tuesday
evening. Ice cream and cake will be served.
Cashier and Mrs. o. A. Marshall gave
dozen Of their friends one of their delightful
Tuesday evening.
A Thanksgiving ball Is to be given at the
town hall Thanksgiving night, the 26ih.
Regular meeting of Eastern Star at Mason
ic hall Nov. II.
Regular meeting OF Columbian Lodge I ues-
day evening. Nov. 10.
The regular meeting of the Royal Arch
Chapter at Masonic hall Thursday evening,
Nov. -.
F. w. Woodcock was the guest of Mrs. s..
S. Hunt over Sunday. He sang at the Upi-
church Sunday morning.
The w. c.. is arranging a fine stage
for the coming fair and it
promises to be the most attractive fair ever
held.
Five new members were voted into the
Vermont Wheel club at the regular meeting
last TUESDAY, evening.
Tne FortnightIy club hold their next meet
Ing Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock, at the home
Of II. II. Thompson. Tue subject of the va
rious papers viii be "The For:nighty Club in
London A cordial Invitation is extended. J