The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-24
NUMBER 81.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

The st. Agnes enild met Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. Cobb's.
The Olympic club held their regular month.
Iy meeting Tuesday evening.
Gov. Fuller gave a supper party to uum.
ber Of his friends last evening.
The Neigbborhool Whistrcub met a. the
Brooks house Monday evening.
The Red Men work the Hunters degree to-.
night on several new candidates.
The II. d. S. of North street school, give a
supper In Wells hall thii evening.
The Commandry worked the Temple de.
lgree at Masonic hall last evening.
! \ Miss Nettie Norcross entertains her friends
a. her Locust street home this evening.
| Miss Nettie Norcross gives sugar party
this evening to number of her friends.
Brattlsboro Lodge, f. A. M, hold special
meeting tonight to work The second degree.
! Prof. Wales holds his reception at Shell
bnrne Falls April 4, and at Northfield, Mass,
April s.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Bracket entertain a
number OF friends with card party tLas ev-
ening.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal
church met Tuesday afternoon at the parish
rectory.
| The Brotherhood Of st. Andrew held a
SAe"y S'eh'HS III thC IIViSCOpdl
| church.
The Beausant Commandery, X. T., held a
special meeting last evening 10 WORK the
Templar's degree.
party of about 40 attended the social
given by the Odd Fellows last evening and re.
port good time.
Leitsinger's orchestra of II pieces play at
Newport, \. H., April 4. 1t ,s to furnish
music az Hinsdale April 5.
1t Is expected that Gov. and Mrs. Fuller
will give q receptlon to Lieut.. and Mrs.
Peary when here April II.
Miss Lena Eels entertained eleven of her
young lady friends at tea last evening. Tie
evening was spent socially.
The boys Of the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
give their annual exhibition at the Town
Hall next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hall entertained few
OF their friends at their home last evening
with CARDS and refreshments.
The officers of Sedgwick W. R. c. were
royalty enter tained at the home of Mrs. Fred
Thomas last Friday afternoon and evening.
Chief Consul f. w. Sherburne of the Yer
mont division l.. A. W. has appointed H. M.
Wood, consul for Brattleboro and vicinit..
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow presented picture
OF tbe Soldiers Home at Bennington to the
W. K. c., at the regular meeting last evening.
Mise Lille Woodard entertained q dozen
young friends last Saturday evening. The
evening was spent with cards, refreshments
and games.
The 6naI athletic contest which was 10 have
been held this evening at the Y. M. G. A.
gymnasium, has been postponed until Friday
evening, March 3lst.
The engagement Is announced Of Henry
Crosby. Oldest son of Edward q. Crosby. to
Miss Bessie Van Doom, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Fl. Van Doom.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
April 1st, of Emerson Brooks, son Of the late
Horace Brooks of Stamford, Conn.,, to Miss
Kunkel of New York.
The Y. P. S. c. Z. OF the Baptist and Con-
gregationalist church and the Esworth
League have union social at Lindenhurst
next Wednesday evening.
The afternoon whist club met at the Brooks
House Monday afternoon and enjoyed so-
cial game of whist, after which supper was
served by Landlord Tyler.
The ladies' of the Uongregationast Society
held "sewing bee' and five O'Clock tea yes
terday afternoon, TO which they invited the
young ladies' In the +. n. II. s.
The many friends of Chas. Berg pleasant
ly surprised him at his Elliot street home
Wednesday evening In honor Of his birthday,
and presented him with gold headed cane.
The Epworth League meeting Sunday even.
Ing was very Interesting, the subject being
True Christian Msnliness," of which Mr..
Simmonds was leader. The attendance was
The next meeting of the Fortnightly club
will be held at the house of Z. d. Whitney on
Green street next Tuesday evening at :45.
The papers to be reatl will have for their SUD
Jet, The German Influence In the United
States"
The Epworth League held sugar supper
at the G.. A. Il. hall Wednesday evening.
Supper was served from until s. after which
many interesting games and social chats were
enjoyed for the rest OF the evening. The at
tendance was large and they nelted over S32.
Mrs. Jesse Burdett of Rutland, who is the
State Regent of southern Vermont for the
Society of The Daughters of the Revolution.
has instituted Chapter at Brattleboro and
appointed as Chapter Regent, Mrs. A. q.
Cobb; Vice Regent, Mrs. l.. X. Fuller.
Treas, Mrs. j. j. Estey. A me, ting will
soon be held when applications for member
ship will be received.
Forty friends of Miss Annie Parks gathered
It her home Friday evening, In honor of her
Sth birthday. Refreshments OF ice cream
md cake were served aud dancing enjoyed
intil u o'clock, Messrs. Norcross and Haskins
urnsbing the music. w. II. Perry In be-
lalf OF the guests, presented Miss Parks with
gold band ring. She was also the recipient
# a gold watch and chain, an ostrich feather
au and numerous other gifts.
The Sugar supper at the Universallst vestry
tuesday evening was wei attended. Supper
vas served at q 80 and was followed by an
entertainment and sociabilitv. The program
onsi.ted of piano solo. Miss Sadie Mann;
ecitations, Miss Lucy Slmopds and Walter
'ook: solo, Ned Blanchard; reetsti0ns Annie
snb and Nan Houghton; plano solo, Walter
,ldy; solo II. M. Wood and recitation Miss
.thel Niles.
The Meriden Conn.,, Morning Record of
le 10th says:
The marriage OF william Charles Coane of
W., and Miss Amy :Louise Burlin-
anne daughter of Mr.. and Mrs s C. Burlingame
this city Will be solemn,zed at the home of
e brides parents, 6t Sherman avenue. We'd
ssday, April IL, att O'Clock In the afternoon.
'r George Marble viii preside at the plano.
ne couple will leave on the 20 train for their
ed ding journey. On their return thev win
side at q. sherman avenue, where they will
eeiye friends after May "a.
The ladies' of the Industrial Uuion held
ir at the town hall Wednesday evening. An
: borate supper was served from six TO
yhf. The menu cards were dainty little de.
yns. In lax. Fancy article. aud home made
ndy were on sale. About 100 took supper.
be ladi, were disappointed In tie enter.
iument and only one number. u recitation
Leslie Brazor, was rendered. Dancing
ss heartily enjoyed from till IL. The
ogram was very 6ne. and for once the
ung people bad the desire for round dances
Allied. every other figure being round. The
{ receipts were over 500.