The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-27
NUMBER 35.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.


There were 8 entertainments in the
village last evening.
| Mrs C. e. Miller entertaind party
of her friends Wednesday afternoon at
sikh handed euchre. Dainty refresh
| rnents were served.
Two of the pleasantest social events
of the season were the parties given Cd
Friday and Tuesday last by Mr.. and
home, Glendale Villa. Those in
vited on Friday were the ladies who
attended the convention at Rutland
supper, that might we'll be called
banquet. was served in dainty style,
AFTER which games we're played and
some of the yourger ones danced to
music furnished by the host and his
charming daughter. The affair was
pronounced by all to be most delight
full Tuesday evening, while music
and games enlivened the swiftly passing
hours. the ladies' carried off the honorS
of the evening. About 10 o. clock taking
advantage of leap year. they escorted the
gentlemen to most bountifulIy laden
table, where an honr was spent IL
mirth and good cheer, and in making
inroads upon the numberess good
things before them. About midnight
the assembly dispersed, the more than
generous hosts having secured a trolley
for their guests return. As entertain
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin and daugh
ter. are not to be eycelled.
There's money in using less tsoaI--
clothes, too-lots of 'em.
Marehings.
Mrs. d. F. Bracket returned Monday
from Concord n II. where she has
been visiting friends. She was accom-
panied by Col c. B. Fairbanks of that
place who remained here for few
day. Cashiers W. H. Bracket and
Geo. c. Averill attended the State
BanEers' Association at Montpelier
Wednesday. -Chas. Shattuck c. L.
Stickney and Walter Stearns are
inspecting the elephant in New York.
Col. Geo. W. Hooker and wife re-
turned Wednesday from their visit ia
Boston. Miss Clara Foley has return
ed from her several weeks visit with
her brother in Windsor. Mrs. Louis
Yeaw leaves tomorrow for a visit in
Boston, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur
Yeaw of Guilford. Captain J. Gray
Estey was in New York this week.
Mrs. George Vassar and Miss Isabelle
Holmes left Monday for visit With
Mrs. Wayne Reed in Ansonia Ct.-
Ranzo Hescock is in New York 2is
week.-Mrs.. Thomas McVeigh md
con Norman returned Monday from
visit in Manchester. N. H.-Mrs. G. /.
Bishop returned yesterday from her
visit in Springfield Mass. Rev. P.
Cunningham was in White River
To- ,,f
guest of Rev. FIR. Lonergan. -Mre.
Alice knight and Mrs. Fred Morse re-
turned Saturday from a business trip
to New York. Mrs. Merton Doolittlo
eatuTne<l Monday night from Boulyill0s
where she has been visiting few
days. Miss Wilhemina Evans return
ed Friday from her two weeks vaca-
tion spent at her Mortified home.--
Mrs. W. +. Neal is in New York this
week for spring millinery and Miss
Lulu Horton is taking her place in the
store during her absence. Mrs. A.
H. Webb returned Saturday to her
home in Montpelier after a visit with I
her daughter here ald a visit in Bel
lows Falls. Mrs. c. p Dewitt and
Mrs. s. s. Hunt left Monday afternoon 4
for Washington. d. c., from which
place they tase a trip to Florida. = 4
James Menzies has returned from his
visit New York Mrs Sarah Goodnow
has returned from her visit in Rut- \
land and Chester. Mrs A. f. Mich,
ols is in New York studying the styles.
Mira Emma Brooks returned Satur- \
lay night from her visit in Washing
Ton. Henry Derere the head waiter
at the Brooks House returns Monday
from a fortnight visit in>Troy and vic u
nifty f. Il. Dickinson and wife feft
for weeks visit in New
York. DR. D. p Webster returns from
New York Monday night. L. D. Greene E
rame last week THURSDAY night