The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY
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| a crowd of some Is from here spent
! Sunday at the lake.
Miss Fits gives her kindergarten
school trolley ride to day.
The Swedish Lutheran society will
give social at their parlors next
Wednesday evening.
Twelve Of the members of B. II. S.
'96 accompanied by Miss Maud Emer--
son enjoy Cd days outing at the lake
Monday.
A happy surprise party was given
Chas O'COnnell by about 20 of his
friends at the home of Arthur O'Leary
Monday evening.
A large party from here attended
tn opening social at Silverdale hotel,
SpoffoM Lake. Saturday evening and
report good time.
The friends OF Miss Mary Cisbee,
called on her Wednesday to congrat-
ulate her on her 85th birthday and
left many valuable presents and bean
tiful flowers.
z II Van Doom and family attended
the wedding, Wednesday of his neice,
Gertrude Frances, daughter of Merchant
G. A Van Doom of that place to w A
Barton Of Athol.
The marriage of Harry r. Horton,
manager of the Templeton Printing
Office at Baldwinsville to Miss Mary
| NOrcross of Dummerston takes place
at her home next Wednesday.
Brattleboro friends will be pleased
to hear of the marriage of Miss Mar
garet Flemming, frequent visitor
here, to Frank Glashen at West Gard
iner, the ceremony having taken place
Wednesday.
Cards were issued this week for
the marriage Of Miss Ethel Ruth,
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Allan D.
Brown to the Rev. George Joseph
Sutherland, pastor of the Episcopal
church at Northfield, Tuesday evening,
June Both, at O'Clock at st. Michael's
Episcopal church.
Some 80 of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. S Stockwell we're charmingly en-
tertained with lawn party at their
Canal street home yesterday afternoon
and evening. Supper was served on
the lawn after which the guests ad-
iourned to the house where six hand
ed euchre and whist was enjoyed.
The graduating class of B. H. 5.
closed their commencement exercises
with very pleasant reception and
dancing party which was held in Fes-
tival hall last Friday night The hall
had been prettily trimmed with laurel.
potted ferns mad palms and the class
received their friends from s until
8 40 Leitsinger's orchestra furnished
music for the dancing which was en-
joyed until midnight.
Wednesday afternoon, June II, from
to O'CLOCK Mrs. Julius Jacob Es-
tey entertained the Daughters of tho
American Revolution at Florence Tor
race in commemoration of the battle
OF Bunker Hill. 1t was one of the
pleas antest gatherings of the season.
Miss Mary Cabot read selections from
1.-THE Man Without a Country" fol-
lowed by recitation by Mi SIS Alice
willard and piano music byMi ssMaua
Essex. A letter from the abs ent chap
ter regent, Mrs. Hobb, was read by
the hostess, Mrs. Harry Estey and
Miss Maud Essex poured and dainty
collation. of Strawberries, ices and fan
cy cake was served.
CdTetS nave DecH lSSutti IOT d CHll-
dren s wedding party, which is to
take place at the Univesralist church,
Tuesday evening, June 30, 1896. 1t will
be as nearly like a regular church
wedding, with one omission, as it is
possible to make it. A reception will
follow, in the vestry ilnmedi ately after
the wedding to the little invited guests
and the general public. Mrs Brasor
will preside at the organ during the
ceremony and the orchestra will fur
nish music for the reception. The
members of the briGal party will be
in full evening dress and will present
n very attractive appearance. The price
of admission is % cents. This price
will include refreshments. 1t will be-
a very beautiful sight. and it is hoped
that the efforts of the little folks may
be appreciated and that large aud
ience may be in attendance.