The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-02-21
NUMBER 80.
BRhTTLEgORO SOCIETY.

4 sleighride party from here went
to Vernon Wednesday night.
There was another social dance at
F. II. Rogers on Prospect street Tues
day.
Edward Fletcher entertained mum
ber of his little friends last Friday
afternoon in honor of his eighth birth
day.
Miss Ella Blodgctt gave Il leap year
whist party Tuesday evening. the
prizes being taken by Chas. Shattuck
and Harry Randall.
The Ladies' 4 id society and S. Of V.
held meeting at q. 4. II. hall Mon
day evening and made arrangements to
present play in the near future.
The next Red Mems dance will be
held next Tuesday evening in %thoir
| hall and special car is to be in wait
ing to take home the West Brattleboro
people who have been invited TO
attend
| Mrs Geo. Baker gave an afternoon
whist party at her home on the Putney
road to few of her lady friends Mon
day and they were most royalty enter
| tanned. The prizes were. taken by
| Mrs. +. 4. Mansur and 9Irs. G. ID.
Gibbs.
The Bohemian Whist club were EN-
tertained by Mrs. Julia Mattoon at her
home on Main street Saturday evening.
Five handed euchre was the game of
the evening and the prizes were Won
Ib Harry Pratt. ID. H. Miller and Mrs.
Chas. Stockwell.
Mrs. Henry II. Thompson entertain
ed some 30 young ladies Saturday af-
ternoon in honor of Miss Marion
Adams who joined her parents in
Springfield Monday. \ social tiine
was spent by the ladies and tea was
served at half past six.
The young ladies OF North street
school entertained the gentlemen OF
the school With a valentine party last
Friday evening \ sugar supper was
served and every one received a valen-
tine as a souvenir of the pleasant oc-
cason. The evening was spent socially
and with games.
Mrs. V. 0. Jones entertained party
Of friends at her Green street homo
Tuesday evening. The evening passed
pleasantly with fantan and dainty re-
freshments were most daintily served.
The prizes were captured by Mrs.
". ii. Minor. Mrs. Louis Greene
Arthur Wyatt and W. H. Minor.
Col. and Mrs. c. W. Hooker ga
a large party at their home on Ma.
street Friday evening. Cut flowers
had been tastily arranged about the
rooms and II tables of handed
euchre were entertained. Bountiful
refreshments were served. The prizes
of the evening were won as follows:
Ladies lst, Mrs. b. ID. Harris; Cd
Mrs. c. o. Robbins: Sd. Mrs. F. r.
Durgin; Gents, 1st. 0. j. Pratt: %,
Chas. Durham Sd, Geo. Eels.
Miss Ellen Sullivan and VIM. John
ly married in the Catholic church
Tuesday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. FIR. Cunningham.
The bride was becomingly dressed in
navy blue with trimmings of velvet
and silk and wore hat to match
Her sister, Miss Mary Sullivan, who
acted as bridemaid was similarly at
tired and Joseph Wallanger of Whito-
field. Mass. acted az best man. Tho
couple left on the 40 train for brief
trip.
Saturday evening, Feb 10. the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
meet at the Brooks House. Owing to
Mrs Cobb's. Chap Regents, absence
Miss Cabot presided. A most interesting /
paper on the Battle of Lexington and
Concord. was read by Miss Eva Gowing, Il
Mrs j. Burdett Of Rutland, State Re
gent of the y. \. K. has appointed
Miss Mary Cabot President of
Young Peoples society to he formed in 4
with theChapter. Any young n
people wishing to join will please con
Ter with Miss Cabot. Washington's
birthday will be observed by the d. AR.
oy d literary or historical social at
Mrs Walter Childs. Saturday evening
It 7.3O. o'clock. "