The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-10
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

! Ihe MISSION Circle of tho Univer-
salist church will meet at the church
parlors Thursday at 2 p. m.
Mrs. o. ID. Esterbrooks entertains Il
party of friends dt her home on Walnut
street next Wednesday evening.
The "Heino" club, to the number
Of six couples, was pleasantly enter.
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Root
Saturday evening.
The Ever Faithful circle of Kings
Daughters held special meeting last
evening at the home of the secretary
Miss Edith Green, on Canal street. n
The semi-annual business meeting
Of the Baptist G. +. society will be
held Monday instead Of Tuesday even
ing owing to the continuation of the
week of prayer. y.
There Will be meeting OF the board
OF management of the Daughters of
the American Revolution at the Brooks
House parlors Tuesday afternoon at A
O'Clock. Jan. II. Della NJ. Sherman.
Sec.
), Z. johnson, formerly postoflice
clerk here, now in charge of the Bos-
ton office of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co., is to be married on the
18th inst TO Miss Alma. daughter of
Judge Sladc of Whatcom, Wash.
The second Ladies' night of the Yer
mont Wheel Club brought out happy
party of 40 or 30 couples Wednesday
evening, who engaged in dancing
in the lower hall and cards. billiards
and pool up stairs.
The first rehearsal for the minstrel
show contemplated by the wheel club
took place at the clubs dining room
last evening, with about 30 present.
Though the parts are not all assigned
yet or the program filled out. Mr..
Mulvaney of Ware was up TO help, and
he is whole team
The Episcopal ladies had one of the
most delightful sociables of their his
tory at the Rectory last evening.
There were between 30 and 40 present.
Mr.. Collins read an amusing story, the
Misses Brown gave recitations and
there were musical selections to fill
out the evening
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Barber enter
tanned eight tables of German whist
at their Walnut street home last even
ing. The ladies' prizes were won by
Mrs. John Dewitt and Mrs. Will Root
and the gentlemen prizes by FRI }
Putnam and F. R. Durgin. Refresl
ment were served.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Sprague, for
merly of this place, were tended an
elaborate reception New Years evening
by the Young Peoples Christian. I'm
ion of East Boston, many of the neigh
boring clergymen participating. AZ
ter an evening of literary and musical
delight purse of $50 in gold was pre-
sented to Mr.. and Mrs. Spraguc.
Mrs. c. NJ. G. Richardson gave two
very pleasant luncheon parties this
week at her home on Green street.
The first one was held Wednesday at
which Ii ladies' were present. After
luncheon whist was played during the
afternoon. the prizes being won by
Mrs. II. +. Houghton and Mrs. DR..
Barber. At the luncheon given yes
terday afternoon the prizes were taken
by Mrs Geo. Eels and Mrs. =. X.
White.
The Brattleboro Athletic club. which
is one Of the rising organizations of
The town and deseryedly SO, gave
social dance in the Red Mems hall
Tuesday evening and despite the snow
storm the hall was taxed to its utmost
capacity TO hold the large party which
assembled The club ought 10 feel
proud of the unqualified success,
10Th socially and financially, of this
heir first dance. They expect to give
mother one in the near future.
Jacob George Uliery and Mrs. RATHER
nc K. widow of the late O. A. Marshall
t,,At, Il nf.,l1.
treet home of the bride at 3 O'Clock
'sturday afternoon, only a few rela
ives and friends witnessing the cere
nony. which was performed by Rev.
Y. II. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ullery
eft for New Yo'k and after short
'edding journey they will make their
ome in Holy yoke, where Mr.. Ullery is
onnected with the Daily Transcript,
nd where they have rented Il house.
January Jaunts.
+. Ii. Davis left Monday for short visit
n Gloucester, Mass. Mrs. John
lenkel goes to- morrow TO Springfield,
lass, to spend Sunday with her
aughter. Miss Dora Cray has re
urned to Boston after a visit in town.
= Miss Grace Eels has returned from
weeks visit in Dummerston. Ben
lie Akley has returned from two
'eeks' visit in Hinsdale. Mrs Carrie
warts and baby are visiting her sis
er, Mrs. DIR. Byrnes, in New York.
p. c. Baker left Saturday for visit
t his home in Rutland. Oliver Bas
ion and son have returned from their
ojourn in Westfeld. Mass. Frank
.imbail and family returned Tuesday
'om their stay in Boston. Frank
[agan and wife returned last week
ON their two weeks stay with their
aughter in Barre. They were accom-
anied by their son Daniel who has
cen at work there for the past few
onths. Merchant W. II. Bond re
lrned Friday from his outing in
rooklyn, N. I.-H. S. Josslyn has
zen spending few weeks in No. Hero.
Mrs. w. II. Adams and Mrs. L. c.
arkess are in Boston for week OF
N days. Rev H. ID. Maxwell re
lrned Wednesday from his vacation.
Miss Maud Carpenter has been visit
e relatives in Amherst, Mass. &C. f
ced and wife are visiting their son.
alph in Oneonto, n. I.-C. i. West
lte and wife are in Fitchburg, Mass,
r week or two Mrs. 5. L. DaveD-
,rt is visiting in Greenfield for few
eeks. Miss Helen Fletcher left Tues
~ for ten days visit with friends
West Newton, Mass. Mrs. f. ID.
hitney is in Roxbury. Mass this
eek.
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