The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-04-06
RBATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

RBATTLEBORO SOCIETY.
Bert Hi.reth entertains the class of '97
his home tonight.
The Pilgrim Fathers will give public er.
tertainlnent At the u. A. II. ball April l3.
A large party go to Vernon tonight to a..
tend the dance given by Landlord Reed al
the hotel.
The members of the B. H. 8. graduating
class are spending the day outing upon the
mountain.
The B. II. s. class of '07 hold class meet.
Ing at the home of Albert Hildreth on Eros
street tonight,
D. T. Perry will entertain the grangers and
their friends with a safe, supper, etc., at hi
home next 7 thursday evening.
Mrs. J. N. Tyler entertains number OF
her lady friends with card party this after
noon at ner Oak street residence.
Capt. and Mrs. j. G. Estey enterta ined ibe
O;t0roon party OF the Estey Guard dramatic
club handsomely at dinner Monday evening.
The Murray Club viii repeat the play, "a
Rice Pudding" at the Retreat Wednesday
evening, assisted by a quartette of the Or.
pheus club
Miss Leila Smith delightfully."- entertained
| number OF her friends Monday evening al
her home on G ntral street. The time wa.
whiled away with games and amusement,.
The Fortnightly club will hold their ne X
meeting Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Mary Fits at the corner of Oak and
Chapin streets. The city to be considered is
NV Orleans.
3. GeodenOugh was happily surprised
Friday by a :alI from ten Of his relatives who
Informed him that tuey had come 10 help cel
ebrate bis 3sth birthday. The evfning was
spent In playing euchre.
DR.. and Mrs. II. d Holton entertained ten
OF their friends Thursday evening at their
home on Main street with an elegant T. 8
party. During the evening whist was p!ayed
and pleasant time passed.
Cards have been received here this wet
announcing the marriage Of 81 AIRY Chandler,
formerly of this place, now Of Comauchee. Ia .
10 Miss Mary Horne. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the bride, Wednes-
day. April 10.
TIE lat supper AMI soci,ble by the la,lt 8
Of the Unitarian society was given at Well.
ball Tuesday evening and was we'll attended.
The entertainment consisted of stereOpiicaI
views by John and Eben Wells, many OF
them bringing down the house.
Miss Oct via Pigeon, In observance Of he r
10 birthday, gave u party to % OF her voung
friends at her home on Frost place. Friday
afternoon. Sne was given q number OF pretty
and Us, ful presents, and the children made
the afternoon merry with froiic aud nice re-
freshments.
Little Leoaora Richardson invited come Is
OF her Young friends to her home on Cree
street Saturday afternoon, and they enj wed
most happy time from } to o'clock during
which various games were played, and
iatnty supper was served, Miss LeonOra
proving hel self charming young hostess.
Mr. and Mrs George Benson entert lined .
party tf fr!en1s at their home In Este, Vile
Suurdav evening with progre ssive eurhr,
rhe prizes we're as blow: Mrs. H. NJ. Pike,
roysi grand; Mrs. Benson, progressive; Mr..
A PIKE, consolation. Music TO lowed by r :
freshments made the time pass very pleas
tly.
The class OF '9J we're very pleasantly enter.
tained by Alfred Thompson at his Terrae
street home Friday evening. The evening
was taken up with progressive dominoes end
the first priZrs were won bv Mis- Merle THU.
and Hliaud Perry and the BOBBY by Ms
Sarah Cobb and John O'Connor. Refresh
ments we're served.
Ten or dozen couples enjoyed a ride to
the Taylor fArna In GuIltord Wednesday
". d. Minor, they enjoyed strea. Of sugar
on sno y, and under The entertaining skill of
the h1st and hostess and the m 'nistrattous of
Mrs Tay lor, had one of the most ENJOYABLE
times 10 our social annals.
MIR. and Mrs J. A. Taylor most delightful
" entertained nine tables of their friends a.
he Brooks House Friday evening with whist. |
rhe ladies' prtZ we're taken BY Mrs. J L.
" ,rtin and N, 8. Gro. H.Rvder and the gept.' !,
~ G o Fl. l.yder and Dr. f. 8. Bowen. At
80 choice refreshments were served under
be management q landlord Tyler.
Mrs II u Houuh m nd r.ro Il
delightful iiie tea 10 number of their lady |
riends Monday afternoon following with |
ards in the evening. the first prza was
AIKEN by Miss FIorrne Clark, the second by
Mrs. n. L Hawley ana the consolation prize
vas awarded to DR.. and Mrs W n fhomp-
on. Dainty refreshments were served.
A delightful trio of afternoon teas was ten
ered by Mrs. q. F Thompson at ber Main
rect home Tnursdsv. Friday and Saturday
4 last week. to about 80 of her friends. She
vas assisted In the entertaining by her daugh.
pr, Mis- Helen. The rooms were handsome
y dec rated with choice cut flowers, the en-
Ire affair being elegan ly carried out.
The m ny friends here of Henry r. knight
Tho left to practice law In the west
ear and half ago. will be interested to learn
1al he was married last week at EIendale.
o. Oak, 10 Miss Atlanta Corey Of that place.
lie has removed to FL Reno, Oklahama.
here be has . position IS clerk In thf United
tates court. His many friends wish him
rosperty In bis new field.
A crowded house greeted the E-tev
uard 'ama'ic lob IN II eir second preser-
tioD of toe "Uctoroon" at the town hall F'r
~ evening. Many of the parts we're :
rengthened somewhat from their first ap.
'arsnce and ON the while the drama was ,
ven In q most creditable manner. the seen
> painted by Chss. Br z,r added greatly TO
e stsge appearance. The audience was vfrv :
'preciaIive and en- ,ore after encore was
udIy given. just before the closing of the I
Capt. j. Gray tEsfey stepped .
fore the curtain and thanked the audience '
r their appreciation and announced tharthe
1b wou give the drama for the benefit of u
has. Braz0r, who had done 80 much TO bring ?
@ play before the public. c