The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
BRATTLEBoRo VERMONT. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1895.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

The entertainment course at tht
Retreat opened last evening with {
dance.
The Ruthians:have decided to hold
quilting, Dec. 12, to be followed by
supper.
A large party from here will attend
the dance at q. Baxter Reads in Yer.
non tonight.
The Estey Guards gave a dance al
the Armory Wednesday night which
was attended by a large party.
AlfredlHines and Miss Ida Crafts left
Tuesday for Leominster, Mass, where
they were married yesterday.
Another Of the enjoyable family
gatherings yesterday was that at Eli
jah Reeds with about 20 present.
The Ladies Aid of the Episcopal
church will hold social at Mrs. f. w.
Childs' next Wednesday evening.
Some 20 or more members of the
Putnam family held family reunion
at the home Of f. M. Smith yesterday.
Quite number from here attended
the Ancient Order of Forresters' dance
at Hinsdale Wednesday and report a
fine time.
The annual pew rental OF the Brat
tleboro East society will be held at
the church next Wednesday evening at
7 80 o'clock.
seThe Ladies Circle of the Uni versa
list church will meet at the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon. Bus
mess meeting at o'clock, supper at
the usual hour.
The next meeting of the Alliance
will be held at Mrs. Oscar Marshall's,
Tyler street, next Tuesday evening,
Dec. 3, at half past seven. All are
cordially invited.
The committees of the Murray club
held a meeting Monday evening and
made arrangements to have ball some
time in December IN the new town
hall as soon as it Will be ready.
A well filled barrel has been sent
this week by the Brattleboro Woman's
Indian Association to the school for
Moqui children in Arizona to help
them to have a merry c 5istmas.
Walter StuIgess of Readsboro was
married Tuesday evening to Miss Sadie
Reed of HartwellvilIe and they are
spending few days of their honey
moon at his fathers G. Z. Sturgess.
f. B. Caldwell of Northfield, with
the aid of his dog has got % coons
thus far this season. Geo Wilson got
a fox yesterday. Frank Hildreth and
W. II. kinson bagged 9 grays Wednes-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. L. d. Temple will
give an informal reception at the First
Baptist parsonage Wednesday evening
December 4. Members of the Chris
tian societies and citizens generally in
vited.
Mrs. f. L. Flagg will entertain
about 20 young ladies, her Sunday
school class, at a 6 O'Clock tea this
evening at her Prospect street home,
after which games and social even
ing will be spent.
One OF the most delightful family |
held yesterday was that Of |
The Willard family lat the home of A.
+. Boynton on Grove street. Covers
we're laid for 90 The out of town
guests included Chas. C. Clancy, wife |
md son Willard of Boston and Ed
Willard and wife of Williamsville.
The first meeting of the Alliance
Study Glass will be held in the small
,arlor Of the Brooks House on Monday
at half past seven o'clock.
The subject of discussion is the laws
# Vermont Concernings Women. A
hort paper will be read by Mrs. j. M.
Tyler. A Il members of the Alliance
re cordially invited to be present.
Lucien Howe entertained the Bap
ist choir, of which he is leader. and
lso his pupils, at his home on Harris
Place Monday evening. The first of
he evening was taken up with .
Musicale and after social time, all
djourned to the dining room where a
ainty supper was served, Mr.. Howe
nd Mrs. +. Z. Simpson presiding at !,
he chatting dishes. The evening was
pent in an informal manner and l.
roved very enjoyable for all present.