The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-06
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

be Ladies night at thu Vermont Wheel
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Brooks will en-
tertain the Old Whist club at their
home this evening.
Mrs c. f. r. Jennie entertained
the young ladies in her Sunday school
class one evening last week.
n. b. We eating will begin at Of
ye clock. OF we that cannot bryng a
shilliE u pennies will be taken
W. ID. Perry entertained the clerks
of the Vermont National bank at his
home last evening with turkey supper
The Vermont Wheel clubs contests
in pool, billiards and which are to be
held during the winter begin tonight
The Butterfly club were pleasantly
entertained by by Mrs A. q. Carlton
at her Canal street home Tuesday after
noon.
The Woman's Alliance social with
Mrs. 0. a. Marshall last evening bad
a light attendance because Of the storm.
The Daughters of the Rebekahs will
meet at the Brooks house parlors to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
Board Of Management are asked to be
present at 2:30.
The Redmen's s dance ut their hall
Tuesday evening was well attended.
The new hard wood floor was completed
for the occasion and makes a great
addition to the hall
The Green street Book Club were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Hines at their home on Green street
Tuesday evening. at which time they
held their annual supper and sale of
books.
Mrs H. F. Brooks pleasantly enter
tanned the Ladies whist club at her
Canal street residence Tuesday after
noon. There were 1G ladies present
and the prizes were won by Mrs. E.
+. Perry and Mrs. Walter Boyden.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
the Baptist church Tuesday evening
will be missionary meeting. 1t will
be followed by social and it is re-
quested that all who come bring some
thing for box for the Witchata. Ok
lahoma Territory.
Invitations have been issued this week
for series of dances to be given by tho
Rainy Day club at Red Men hall, the
first to be given nThursday, Dec 10.
The Philharmonic orchestra is to '1r
nish the music with \. II. HIS
prompter.
1t was most interesting meeting
the Woman's Alliance had at the
Brooks house. with about 20 present
Monday evening to listen to the paper
by Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler on the Laws for
Women in Vermont. Her treatment
was comprehensive. and thoughtful
and especially Instructive from the
fact that she had carefully studied tho
last Revision of the Laws. The ques-
tionings and discussion from the diff.
ferent ladies added to the benefit
which all derived from the evening.
On Thursdaie, We 18th daye of ye
monthe of December, come to ye side
doore of Parsons Temples meetynge
house at earle candle lyte. climbo ye
stayres till ye are greeted by Guide
dame Wilder fshe that was a Pratt,
who will take ye shillin and make ye
to We loaves browne bread
and pumpkin pye which ye Ruthyan-
have prepared for We. After ye have
eaten all that yc wish We may lysten to
ye MEME and womenne SINGERS of ye
choir also Mehitable Brazor. Deliver
ance Simpson and others OF yc towns
people who will syng yc songs ants
speak ye pieces
The Junior Murray club gave quite
IN elaborate entertainment at the
church vestry Tuesday
'yening. The greater part of the pro
yram consisted of farce, entitled In
Want of Servant. and play, en-
titled (Which is Which:" Too much
.annot be said in praise of the acting
If the children. which would indeed
10 credit TO their elders. The charac-
crs in the farce were as follows:
Mrs Marshall, Mabel Aplln; Margares
l'Flanragan.. Annie Lamb; KATRINA Van
'anstein, Edith Farr; - snowdr%p Washinston
little Freddie Horace scott: Mr. Marshall
.ouis Knight.
The characters of the play were:
Mr. Caper, Harry wales; Mr. eagle his uncle,
rank Flagg. Paddles. Guy Tasker: Miss
'essell, Stella stickney; Miss Bingham, Florence
'arr; Miss Mills, Laura stearns.
During the evening a piano solo was
cndered by Laura Stearns. Marion
Knight, attired in costume. sang
Little Alabama Coon, and Annie
gave piano solo. They
lcared about $1,000.
The Murray club is doing AN excel
ent work this winter along the lines
# intellectual development that have
made the Fortnightly club so useful
o the young people of the Congrega
ionalist church. Last evening it had
most Interesting" Evening with Eu
ene Field. = and there we've about SO
to enjoy it. The program
pened with violin duet by Misses
and Lundberg which was
nely rendered. Then followed an
well thought and
'ell written paper on Eugene Eield'
y Mrs. DIR. G. F. Barber. This was
by several recitations,
Christmas Treasures Fields first
oem, by Miss Nan Honghton odd
lines. Old Friends. Old Love- by
liss Dodge: that wonderfully touch
lg and beautiful little poem, Little
10y Blue by Miss Eason; and
Dream Ship" his last poem. by
iss Lucy Simonds; while Mrs. W.
. Hubbard sung ''Wynken, Blynkem
nd Nod which has been set to music.
nd Miss Eels concluded the program
ith solo altogether it was about
; pretty an entertainment as could be
nsigned. One of the treats in store
" the club this season is to he paper
} THE Modern in Art by Mrs. \.
J. Wyatt and it is intended also I"
ave lecture by some distinguished
,eakar before the winter ends.