Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-05
NUMBER SO.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY,

There will be mestiug of the Cath
olic Union at the school house this
evening.
The marriage engagement OF Harry B
Pratt and Miss Jennie NJ BrittoD, both
OF this town, is announced.
j A Pullen had gratifying success
at Sllserdale last evening with 100
couples present at the dance.
There is to be golf tea at the links
Saturday about 5 o'clock, tless
stormy, for all members of the club.
The next regular meeting of the
Nav England Order OF Protection will
be held in Grand Army hall next
Monday evening, July Sth. at s
O'Clock. Every member is requested
to be present if possible as represen.
tstlve of the supreme waroen is here
and will be present.
The golf clubtvcted Tuesday evening
to raise sufficient money by subsc-ip-
tion to build an addition to the club
house containing shower bath. and
Lockers AMI tao toilet rooms. " II
Childs, Jas F Hooker and G Ullery
were appointed building committee
Jas F Hooker was elected to the
board Of governors in place CT Louis
Gregg resigned.
Miss Susie Clark entertaiuei the
Daughters of the Revolution very
pleasantly AT Eer home at the Vest
Village yesterday. There were about
30 present. Ars Fred sn ith read a
very interesting paper on 'lndlaus'
ard Mrs | o ? Smith an origital
poem, while Mrs Metcalf. VINO is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs e S
Bowen, gave an account If the Oaugh-
ter's Day at the Pan merican Expo
sltion at which she was present.
The "coon marriage announced for
Tuesday at Brookside Park of Harry
Eaton and Mamie jackson WIS ''un-
ton, who was to perform the ceremony
had other engagements for the even
log. So instead it took place at his
office Wednesday morning. TIE
guests included several white
f ,lks'', with all the other members
of the troupe. The service vas with
the ring, With music, in which the
entire company joire,, to the delight
Of the officiating justice. who says it
was "a most enjoyable occasion.
At the meeting Of the Garment
Workers Union Monday the following .
officers elected at the June meeting
were installed: Pres. Fanny l.
Hitchcock: Vice Pres. Helen Leahy
Rec Sec, Addie NJ Fay; Fin sec.
Minnie Dietrich; Treas. Margaret
Long; elective members on executive
board, Sherman McQuade. Fred N
Bullard and Ida S Reed; trustees,
Frank Field, Geo Leonard and Irwin
Crosier. At this mestirg Fannie L
Hitchcock was elected delegate and
Geo W Leonard as alternate to the
General convention which is to meet
in Baltimore, Nd, Aug ~.
Sunday was observed as Children's
day at the Baptist church. The deco
rations consisted chiefly of hemlock,
laurel, maiden halr ferns and daisies
O?er the platform was hung pic
ture Of IA child painted bv Artist W B
Stuart, and on the organ Was the
motto, The little child shall lead
them on ground of green. The
exercises we're especially good and in
cluded recltations by the primary de-
partments and responsive readings, an
address to the children by Rev DIR
Marble, and the singing of the" Time
of Duty by all the members of the
Sunday school. At 3 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon a specisl service for the in
5tallation of the officers and teachers
IF the Sunday school wss ore of
The most impressive, yet simple SER
vices ever held in the church. The
'ollowing officers were installed: So
perinterdent. l. " Hauley: 1st assis-
ant superintendent, Fred Knight;
I'd assistant superintendent. Mrs F l.
Smit1; cretarv. Mis- Lena Prosser;
rsasurer, S W Edgett: assistant
ress1rer, Fl F & Toe1t; librarian, II .
G Toedt; assistant librarian, Misses
Nettie Harris and Lena NJ PrnSser