The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

The class NJ '94 will have class meeting al
the home of Ernest Horton tonight.
The regular meeting Of the L ,aies' A I'd 30.
,te'y will be held Monday evening at &. A
r hall.
The lsdiep Of the NJ Z church met with
Ms. Fred Houghton on Prospect street yes.
terday afternoon.
The E,tey Guard Dramatic club will pre-
sent their play "OcrOr0on" at the Retire at
Tuesday evening, the 9th.
A numher of the local n,ilitlamen have r. .
ceived Invitations To the ball of the Peabody,
Mass, Guards on E,ster Monday evenint.
Miss Florence Wellman entertatns dozo IN
OF her friends tomorrow night at her Western
Avenue home. II is to be dove party.
Mr.. and Mr.. l.. Holden will entertain
their friends with whist at their Elm street
home Monday and Tuesday evening".
The meeting In the NJ. n. church Wednes
day evening. which was led by Fay Fuller,
was very interesting and largely attended.
The Orpheus club will repeat their enter
ta'nment. with even a. more elaborate pro
gram, In the Brattlebor0 Retreat course this
evening.
On Wednesday. March 21, the gentlemen Of
the Baptist society will serve supper 10 the
s 'cial rooms of the church. Supper at 8
o'clock Price 10 cents.
The ladies OF the Relief Corps will meet In
their hall and sew next Thursday afterHoop,
regular meeting 10 the evening. Thev are
planning 10 give public supper the 20rh.
The Bspti.t Christian Endeavor society had
charge OF the meeting In the Esteyville school
uou-e iast evening, which was very interes =
ing and succeeded in bringing out Roodly
number.
Merchant and Mrs. &. O. Robbins enter
tained party Of their friends al whist Situ-.
day evening. The prizes were taken by Mr.. G
q. Ryder. ladies LIST; Geo. B. Hit, gents Isl ;
Mrs. J. D. Horne. ladies Fad and H. F.
Brooks. e. nts End.
Cards were received BY friends here last
week announcing the ma age of George q !.
win Sawyer, formerly OF this place, son Of Col
N q. SAWYER. 10 Miss Genevieve Trust, for
Wednesday evening, N arch %, at 1906 Charles
street North, Baltimore.
Mss Christina Goo TALL closes her Writer
erm of classes In gymnastics next week Fri.
tay, and the young ladies will give an exe'-
milton Friday evening at 8 O'Clock IN North
street school ball. All The ladies' are inviteO.
G and Mrs. j. J. E-tey entertained q
party of their church friends at their School
street home Monday evening In honor Of Rev.
Mr.. Parry's birthday. A most dellghlfu
ming was passed with varou, amuse.
ments.
PrIn. and Mrs D. Horne entertained In
the'. delightful way The class OF 94 the post
yradua.es ana teacners az tnelr nome MON
un rSen"s. ne gane Mas paos ,
,.' ,U'nitos am tne p,'lrs were as Io',U"s NV,
+; Frank Brown, booty. Dainty refresh.
,nent- were served during the evening.
The F. II. H s. held their annual meeting
At the home of Miss E ith Emerson or Oak
S rect Frid'y afternoon and elected the fO-
Iowirg officers: President. Miss Pauline
Fl k; vic'-nrt sident, Mils Estelle Ttdd; see-
r. tary Ml-s Florence f7tt-; treasurer, M1'~
u ''n Nther-oh' executive com mHtee. Misses
'iharlotte Moves. Annie Stoite ana AIMEE
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Miller gave DELIGHTFUL
progressive euchre party Tuesday evening at
heir Main St. home, to number Of frit nds
ght tshles were occaped and the 1st Iadies'
,,riza was awarded to Mrs. Leslie Scot: l.t
gents -, Wallie Horton; boobles' Mtss Minnie
Hsskius and M. Ditson of Boston, Mss
Refreshments were served dFing the even.
'ug. -s--.s
The Baptist G & society he'd . very inter.
est'ng missionary meeting on TUESDAY ev.'n-
ing. March ID P,pera were read on the mis-
SION work In New ork this present winter
II r. y Toed, gave an interesting psp'r on
''sys'em tic benevoience,' after which the
latter .uhj'cf was discussed. They voted To
give go 10 the A. b. +. NJ and the "A. b.
h. b societl's.
A very large number OF peopI. attended the
Orange sugar supper at e. A. R. hail Tues
d'y evening. In one corner OF the hall there
was large pyramid OF baskets of home made
candy on table: Ihe master announced that
"all those who wished by paying 10 cents could
walk around the py rarntd and receive bssket
y ndv." A musical entertsinme Mt followed
winding up with -oc'a! hop and very
pleasant time The proceeds are to 90 for the
'u'Idips fund.
Que of the weeks' most enioyable events
W. the home ga herring Of the chil ,ren and
to The number Of II. of Nr. J.
;. Putnam at her home on Canal street. Nor.
Isy. 70 ceIenrate per oo.n o'rtnnav. An e.e-
'snI u'""rr ~n. se, sen on" % ,ne uay .nsIIy
Pen pen; m "sm s',oa "as ss nay re1f ~ mSreo
MI. ,1n., W, ~, ,o.n "u ho an uor. " rs"e,:
uosr 't1u W. =, ~ c~u "uo VIZ p,1st ''
we're; hon. a. y. swain ana wfre OF bet
~ Fahs ana mrs. "m. C'srK and 1"s
ni'dren'
One Of the most ENJOYABLE class meetings
he cta.s OF 80 ever had was hat at the home
4 Fred Gii-on in West Chesterfield last Fri
sv evening. The clsss went over IN Livery
nan Browns taliy-ho and although the niRh ut
vas cloudy large number attended. 4 mum.
',ius won the l.nies' pr 70. Louis Barnes the
epts and Kthei Waterman the BOBBY. After
bis ine spread consistiDg Of turkey sup.
er was served and al speak highly Of the
oval manner 10 which they were treated.
The ror,n,oh,,v t,,uh ,ook Nm ,,h,l.aeL
bis a, the meetiny stE - Wb;,pev;s Isst
s,o.s.r .,.nsrs rs. nn..s .s.s, ,hass.
IT,. Emma Duttor: "n.pufaossr:s" ey B