The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-18
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY,

to few friends Monday evening.
Horace r. Frost and Miss Nellie
Baker were married in Chester last
week Tuesday.
Miss Mary Dawson entertained "A
number of her little friends at her
home ON Elliot street Friday evening.
The marriage of John Curry and
Mary O'Connor is announced to take
place Tuesday, October 22d. at st.
Michaels Roman Catholic church.
Miss Mary +. Stearns's SUNDAY
school class met AT her home ON North
Main street Wednesday evening for
the purpose OF planning Christmas
work.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Harris ceebrat-
ed their Both wedding anniversary at
their home on Washington street last
| Saturday evening with pleasant fam
lily gathering
The ladies' of the Friendship circle
met in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
afternoon and the pleasant afternoon
was followed by Il supper at which
few of their friends joined them.
A.party of y Of the local bankers
and ladies enjoyed a ride to Chester
field Monday where they took supper.
and "A party Of Brooks house guests
went over yesterday for dinner.
\ party of over thirty of the Graneers
enjoyed the corn husAing at c. W.
Sargents in Guilford Friday evening.
\ bountiful supper was served and IA
Jolly time enjoyed by all present.
DR. S. +. Maynard. formerly athletic
instructor at the Y. VI. c. \. here.
now Of Burlington weds Miss Matte
G. Field Of Cornwall at the Congrega-
tional church in that town next Tues
day.
Clayton l.. Coane and wife enter
tained Il party of twenty two invited
guests at their Centerville home Fri
day afternoon. y nice supper was
served after which cards were the or
der of the evening.
The Swedish Lutheran society held
a basket sociable Wednesday even
ing. The young ladies furnished the
baskets and the young men auctioned
for them. \ merry time was enjoyed
by all and neat sum realized.
Fred c. Stedman of Springfield,
Mass, son of d. B. Steaman. formerly
of the Phoenix. is to be married next
to Miss Mary F. Shaw.
the wedding To take place at the home
of the brides sister in SunderlalA.
Mass.
Cards have been received for the
Of Rev \. +. Kron. pastor
of "A Lutheran church at Harlem, n.
Y, and formerly pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran church here, TO Miss Esther
Vikberg Of South Manchester, Conn,
the 2sth at the latter's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Scanlon gave
A reception to about 30 of their friends
and relatives Saturday evening at
their Reed street home. Refreshments
and music helped to while away the
evening and the guests who departed
at a late hour, report a jolly time.
The Rainy Day club visited VIM M.
Brown and wife of Chesterfield, who
ire members of the club, Friday for
lusking. After husking good lot of
.orn in the afternoon. the evening was
given up to feasting, games, dancing.
tic. A good number were present, who
made merry until late hour.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
iety of the Centre Congregational
hurch will hold "a vegetable social
!ext Tuesday evening, beginning AT
Ialf-past seven o'clock The admis-
ion will be one vegetable. The pro-
ram will have a vegetarian charac-
er. \ good time is assured to those
'ho come.
About % pale faces, accompanied by
leir ladies. sat down to the coon feast
the Quonektacat tribe of Red Men
{ their wigwam Tuesday evening.
he tables were handsomely decked
ith cut flowers and the supper was
ne of the best that the order ever
rived. After the supper Col. G. y.
Lies. the sachem. made some APP
ropriate remarks, which were followed
y social dance, the Philharmonic
'chestra furnishing music.
The ladies of the Congregational
lurch and society will give their first
,ciable and supper IN the recently ar
nged chapel and parlors next Thnrs
~ evening AT 6 o'clock. thus open
g their newly prepared rooms for the
spection and enjoyment of all
lends. The supper will be of special
cellence and the company will repair
the church in the evening for
usic and other entertainment 4
neral and cordial invitation is ex
nded. Proceeds to go for the work of
e Ladies' Association.
The Fortnlghtly club held their flrst
aeting of the year at the Center
urch parlors last Tuesday evening
Il enjoyed very pleasant evening of
musical and social character. The
lging was by the members of the
urch choir. accompanied by Mrs.
lowlton and Miss Fits, and a mum
r of southern melodies were well rem
reu Recitations illustrating Life
the sunny south were also given
Miss Mimic Brasor and Miss Flor
,e Clark. \ varied program has
an arranged for the winter. subject
change later. if desirable. The sub
is 10 be taken up are as follows;
he development of American char
er. national and individual, The
lanta exhibition. what it is and
at il means, Electricity.
merican weather, how made, how
served and how escaped. with oth
evenings of dramatic. social and
steal character. The committee in
leral charge of the meetings, is as
ows: Miss Fletcher, Mrs. Averiil.
ss Clark. Mr.. Menzies. III. l.. En-
On and Mr.. Gregg.