The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

Miss Lulu Elmer has 80 pupils in
her school this term.
The Episcopal ladies are to give
their annual fair and festival at
Grange hall ON the evening Of October
TO-
October 8 has been fixed as the date
and the home of the bride at Brock
port, n. y, as the place, for the mar
riage of DIR. f. S. Bowen and Miss +.
L. Perigo.
Rev. DIR. Geo. Leon Walker and
wife have been at Prof. Boardman's,
in Pittsford, the past week where he
drlivered the address at the dedication
of the Walker Memorial.
Miss Eta Crosier entertained a
party of young friends Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments of ice-cream were
whiled away the evening.
Mrs. Caroline Cook entertained quite
large party of friends last week
Thursday afternoon with lawn party.
Dainty refreshments were served and
splendid time enjoyed.
There will be meeting of the
Daughter $ of the American Revolu-
tion AT the Brooks House parlors Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock.
Della M. Sherman, See.
Miss Lulu Brackett's Sunday school
class picnicked at West Brattleboro
last Saturday afternoon, making the
trip on the elcctrics and enjoying their
supper in the woods back of Glenwood
seminary.
The Unitarian society here has elect
ed Rev. +. b. Leavitt, Hon. Dorman
b. Eaton and Mrs. Mary c. Warder
as delegates to the conference of the
Unitarian and other Christian churches
at Washington. d. c., Oct. y q.
A special meeting of the Ever Faith
full Circle of Kings Daughters will be
held in the Congregational chapel
Sunday evening al 6 O'Clock, Just be
fore the Christian Endeayor society
for the purpose of electing delegates to
attend the state convention at Rutland
Oct. |.
The Mission Circle of the Universe
list church will have their annual
meeting next Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. when they will elect officers
and also listen to the reports of the
past years work. 1t is hoped every
one interested in missionary work will
attend.
The next regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Sons of Vet
Grams occurs next Monday evening the
18th, at which time the annual inspec-
tion takes place and full attendance
is hoped for. The officers are espec-
,..l1r L.,
at 7 o'clock sharp; the hour of the
meeting is : A.
There are many who think they
know how to get up clam bake, but
Tam Ferriter is one about whom others
have the same opinion, or at least 30
of them who attended the one he gave
Sunday at the foot of the gulch on the
mountain. He proved himself an eX-
pert and ii was pronounced the best
bake here for years. Another is to be
given later.
There was fair audience at the
Brooks House parlors Saturday even
ing, with a goodly number of towns
people as well as other visitors here
besides the guests of the house, to
listen to the concert by the First Reg
iment orchestra, assisted by f. II.
Miller, solost and Maux Fiergau, vio-
linist. who both gave several selections
and were repeatedly encored as was
also the orchestra.
Our marriage column contains the
announcement Of the marriage Tues
day noon at III Pembroke street, Bos-
ton, in the presence of a company of
-. of William b. Goodrich. formerly Of
Brattleburo, now receiving teller of the
International Trust Co.. Boston, and
Miss Elizabeth +. Wallace of Boston,
The ceremony Mas performed by Rev.
+. ". Sprague of East Boston, for
merly the UniversaIist pastor here,
Mr.. Goodrich has recently purchased
and furnished new residence in New
ton Center and after short tour Mr..
and Mrs. Goodrich will be at home to
all friends.