The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-04
NUMBER 10.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.


Miss Mary r. Shea gave an elegant
whist party Tuesday evening.
There was a reunion of the Lamb
family at Tyler hill in Vernon. Tues
day.
Mrs. o. A. Marshall entertained a
number of her lady friends at after
noon tea Wednesday.
a tally-ho party from here, under the
guidance of "Uncle Lewis attended
the grange fair at Keene Wednesday.
The Board of Management of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will meet with Mrs. F. W. Weeks on
Pearl street on Tuesday, Oct. s. at
| p. m.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold
their regular meeting next Tuesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the rooms
Subject of devotional service, Time
saving.
Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Whitney gave a
drive whist party Saturday evening in
| honor Of her guest, Miss Minnie
Brooks of Pen Van, n. Y. Refresh
ments were served.
The second and third divisions of
the High school 90 TO Mr.. Croshy's in
Slab Hollow tonight where they will
enjoy a corn husking They will also
be served with an oyster supper.
/ The Ruthians met with Miss Della
Sherman at her home on High street
Wednesday evening, and after the reg
ular sewing bee' enjoyed a literary
programme.
Chas. Brockington and Mrs. Jennie
Day were married at South London
derry Wednesday evening, half dozen
of their friends going up from here to
witness the ceremony. They will re-
turn here Saturday.
Mrs. Sidney o. Miner entertained
dozen young people Friday afternoon
with a picnic at Draper tower on the
Retreat grounds. in honor of her
guest. Miss Boynton. An elaborate
lunch was served and all report merry
time.
The marriage of Miss Abbie Louise
Clay, for several years a successful
teacher in the Chase street primary
school. to Francis Eugene Perry is an
nounced to take place Wednesday,
Oct. Ii, at her home at 10 Washington
street
The marriage Edwin W. Harlow.
manager of the +. a NJ. +. to Mrs.
Laura Harlow Burnham took place
Tuesday at the home of the bride in
East DctItl. -iI. dut -hIs. IldII
left for Boston for a wedding trip aft
which they will make their home on
Green St.
A special meeting of Protective
Grange Dramatic club will be held at
the hall this evening for the purpose
of taking steps for buying new scenery
and for laying out plans for a series of
dramatic entertainments to be held
the coming winter and to transact any
other business that may legally come
before the meeting.
Friends of the Times man should
call medical assistance without loss of
time. After such Iprodigious intel
lectual effort he must be left in dam
gerousy exhausted state. and if there
should be little flow of blood toward
the head: sometime. the consequences
might be serious.
The Ladies Circle of the Unlyersalist
Church held their annual meeting last
evening and the following officers were
elected. Pres. Mrs. G.. W. Hooker;
Vice Pres, Mrs. II. F. Brooks ID.
Vice Pres, Mrs. j. L. Newman: Sec,
Wood directresses. Mrs. W. c.
stone. Mrs c. Spear Mrs.,A b.
Stone, Mrs. F. L. Vaughn Mrs c. F.
Barber, Mrs \. V. Cox.
\ griddle cake supper is to hc given
IN Grange hall next Wednesday even
ug under the auspices of the Grange
Dramatic club. which will be followed
1y dance. c. W. Whitman. who
las gained the Worlds Fair reputa-
ion for frying ''grddles'' will cater
or the occasion. Supper from to s.
Price. - cents. Dancing from TO
:, tickets 30 cents. Leitsinger's
rchestra will furnish music. A.
lines, prompter, All are invited.
There is some more visible pro-
ress in th7 town hall improvements
his week. The back work is pract i
ally done and has trusses placed on
he roof and plastering has commenced.
The vault will be done in day or two.
October Outings.
Mrs. VIM. White. who has been Wis
ting her mother at Gardner, Mass,
eturned home Tuesday Mrs. Chick
ring left Saturday for Greenfield,
lass. to visit her son. Miss Mar
aret Holbrook leaves Monday for her
ONE in New York city, after spend
ng the summer here with her grand
ather. exGov. Holbrook. The moth
r and brother will remain until No
elnDeT. miss IuSSle lOllllS leaves To-
ay for a weeks visit with relatives in
)anbury. Mass. en- route to her home
q New York city. L. 4. Bisnett is
aking weeks's vacation. Mrs G..
j. Hines returned Monday from her
isit with her daughter in North
dams. C. l.. Stickney attended the
iir at Athol Mass, Wednesday,
lisses Louise Rawson and Kate
'heeler are visiting friends in Alstead.
Miss Lizzie O'Leary left yesterday
II visit with her father in Benning
IN. Mrs. j. f. Pettee left Wednes-
ay for ii three weeks visit with
lends in Springfield, Hartford and
7. Y.-S. O. Miner and wife and her
Ither. Maj. r. o. Wyman. Mrs. l. N.
horn and Mrs Chas. Boynton and
-iss Boynton are enjoying a carriage
rive in the western part of the state.
Mrs. Hermon Joy and daughter are
East Peacham for a visit.-Mrs. c.
Briggs and Mrs. K. p. Burnham
e at Amherst, Mass. for an outing.
Driving parties at the Brooks house
lis week have been, Geo. l.. Clark
Worcester, E. W. Cable and wife of
alden, Mass. c. f. Bardwell and
ife of Holyoke. ID. NJ. Ormes and
lfe were called to Boston recently
account of the serious illness of
cir son.