The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-07-28
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

The st.. Andre vs. Brotherhood held their
ADJOURNED meeting Sunday evenisg.
A number from here Will attend The
uance at wares, Chesterfield Lake, tonight.
MISS Maud Cook gave tea party 10 a
noon. "''ei'
Mrs. J.J. Estey gave pleasant tea sa,tv
wednesday afternoon 10 about dozen OF her
friends. ~ Ae'
~ Inc marrisge engagement Is announced of
Ned, son of Col. N. C. Sawyer TO Miss Cen.
eyieve Trust Of Baltimore, Md.
The Unversallst ladies' have secured the
services OF Miss Florence Baker, tbs noted
reaaer, and will give a musical and literary
entertainment Ut their vestry next Tuesday
evening.
The first musical of the Brooks House sum.
mer series Will be given at the parlors Mon.
DAY evening With the Georgemaln quartette.
the banjo and guitar club 70 take part with
| other attractive features.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church decided
| at their meeting held Mond ~ evening at the
rectorv to hold their annual fair and festival
Sept. 7. The Helen Margaret Guild haye
| given up their afternoon tea and Will ,nstead
have tables at the fair.
A number of the friends OF Miss Ell.
EMS gave her pleasant surprise at her Pearl
street home Saturday evening and presented
neI Wild parlor lamp and souvenir plate.
heiresbmehts OF Ice cream and cake were
served and the evening was enoyshly spent.
The boys of the Episcopal choir were yiyen
plcnle 10 tne cascade by members OF the
church Monday. and right merry day thev
made OF 1t. Refreshments of Ice cream cake
and fruit were served, and the wav the boys
maze the good things disappear was almost a
miracle.
Mrs. A. A. Knight closed her dressmak;n,
rooms until September last evening and gave
a. very pleasant little tea party to her EN-.
ployes, 1t being also her birthday. Refresh
ments OF ict-crear, cake. coffee and fruit
were served, and aumber of presents hastily
secured were made to Mrs. knight as Iesti.
monials of regarJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. LAWN arrived home
Saturday night after their studies In Europe.
being met at New York by j. C. Howe. Mr.
and Mrs. LAWN will return to Italy Septem.
Der - where they have engagements TO sfno
IN opera during the winter. 1t Is their inten-
tion to return In the spring for "a concert
tour of three months. A Testimonial concert
has been proposed and 1t is hopsl thev NAV
be able to give 1t at the town hall before sat-
ing.
Miss A. Emily johnson and Fred Rrock-
ington were quietly married at s O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the BRIDE,
aunt. Mrs. August Anderson 10 EsteyvilIe.
Rev. c. 0. Day performing the ceremony.
The bride was taste ully dressed ir pink
cashmere and wore a veil trimmed with
orange blossoms. Refreshments were served.
during the evening aud they received quite a
good number Of nice presents from their
friends with many well wishes.
The Congregational SUNDAY school had
their picnic at Chesterfield Lake Wednesday
despite the stormy weather. This patty left
here at 94h a. m. In tally-los and surrys
and numbered 100 They encountered one
shower by the way but this did not dampen
their spirits at all but made the occasion an
the nerrier. The steamer "Enterpriser hal
been hired by the society for the day AMI
after dinner was over ice cream aud lemon
ade were served to the entire party who re-
turned home about six O'Clock.