The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
BRATTLERoRo SOCIETY.

the Grangers al Il corn htslzing this
evening.
The Epworth League will give an
oycter supper in Grange Banquet hall
next Thursday evening from 6 to s
o'clock.
Mrs. w. X. Fisher entertains Il few
of her friends at her home on Myrtle
street Monday evening, ii being her
birthday.
Mrs. G. Winchester entertained
few friends with croquet party at
her Chestnut street home Monday af
tcrnoon in observance of her birthday.
Frank Pcttee and wife Of Vernon
celebrated the tenth anniversary of
their marriage Tuesday evening,
goodly party of relatives and friends
lattending.
Mrs. Richards Bradley, Mrs. Mary
Warder and Miss Jcannie Hall will at
tend the national convention at Wash
ington October y % as local delegates
of the Unitarian church.
The ladies' of the congregational
society are to arrange with G. i. Alien
to give an exhibit Of chrysanthemums
about the middle Of November in the
chapel, 1t promises better than iast
year.
The Unitarian ladies gave slipper
in Wells hall Tuesday evening in honor
.of Madame Balestier. If being her
birthday. At the table at which the
Madame sat had been placed Il birth
day cake which she cut.
Tho Current Literature club had
their annual meeting Monday evening
and were entertained by Rev. c. @.
Day, the president. 1T the parsonage.
The old board of officers were rc-elect-
ed and the old magazines sold at auc-
tion.
\ party from here enjoyed corn
husking given on the Rice farm Tues
day evening by John K. Bliss. Owing
to the inclemency of the weather,
large party did not attend but despite
this fact, it was pleasant affair. An
oyster supper was served followed by
Il dance.
Miss johanna Baker entertained
number Of her friends at her Birge
street home last week Thursday even
ing in honor Of her friend, Miss Mary
Griffin Of Lawrence. Mass. The even
ing was spent with music and games
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. Refreshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Eva Lou,a
Perrigo, stenographer for several YET
at Estey Organ Co., to DR.. Edwin s.
Bowen. took place Wednesday evening
at the home of the BRIDES parents in
Brockport, n. Y. Both are popular
in society here and will make their
home on High Street.
Miss Mary f. Wood entertained 40. of
her young friends at her West Bratte
boro home Oct. the occasion being
her 10Th birthday. She had many
presents including watch. Refresh
meuts of cake and coffee We're served
and dancing was INDUCED in until
"wee small hours in the morn.
There will be a public Hnion meeting
of all members of the Order of the
Kings Daughters and Sons, at which
reports of the Rutland convention will
be given, at the Congregational chapel
next Thursday evening at : 30 This
is not simply for members OF the
Order, but cordial invitation is ex
tended to everyone interested.
All Daughters of the American Rev
vited to meet the Brattleboro chapter
race street Saturday, Oct. 10Th. lrom
tended to include the aged daughters
If soldiers of the Revolution, whether
Of any chapter Or not,
The Red Men hold Ladies' night
next Tuesday evening, when the chiefs
md brothers of Quonektacat tribe will
'ntertain their ladies' with Il coon sup
per. followed by q peace dance at their
yigwam. The attractive invitations
give assurance that game has increased
ike the leaves OF the forest and the
wrows of the braves have not been
;pent in vain
\ pleasant gathering was fiat al the
lome of Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt on
1rost street Tuesday evening when
riends gathered to celebrate the 25th
of their marriage. The
ooms were prettily trimmed with
,otted plants and cut flowers. 4 sub
cription TO a beautiful magazine was
eft to remind them during the com
ng year of the event. Also Il gift of
liver from a friend
L ut L d. H. II. vi INC 1tultI Non-
regational church held an informalsre-
option in the church parlors Monday
vening. about - of the members,
ast and present, being present. The
vening was spent with games. etc.
large pasteboard cards, with many of
t the common advertisements. We're
laced in prominent places in the
oom. and without the aid of any
ames. the members were asked 10
. write upon pads, the owners of each,
nd much amusement was shown in
his part of the entertainment. Re
reshments were served during the
vening and several new members We're
dded to the society.
Mrs. b. d. Harris and daughter, Mrs
S. Wood. attended the wedding of
Irs. Harris nephew. Harry Pease. TO
le Countess Katherine de Pollons,
me of Turin, Italy. in ST. Paul's
nurch at Stockbridee, Mass, Satur
ay. Mr.. Pease is well-known Har
ard man and is also acquainted here
aving visited his aunt many times.
he ceremony was performd by Rev.
'r. John ". Brown of New York. and
lie bride was given away by her IN
e, John Yard. i large reception
,llowed at the home of the brides
ant, Mss J. 4. Yard. After the re-
,ption the bride and groom drove 10
ittstield. where they took train for
ew York. They will take a wedding
'urney of about month. when they
ill return TO New York TO reside.