The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-24
NorthfeLd, Mass.
ANNUAL oENrLEMEN's NIGHT.
Forsnishtiy Clubs Delightful Enter
tsinment Monday.

tsinmsnt Monday.
One of the plea.antest social events ,
the winter was the reception given by III
fornlgh.ly. club on what Is known .
''gentleman's nigh" which occurred til
year last Monday evening, Dickinson NJ,
moral hall was made very attractive
the decorations Of pink and green bein
arranged under the direction of Mi.
Whiting teacher III drawing. Under ie'
toons al pink aud green the reception con
mite. consisting oi Mrs. Kate Richard
son, Mrs. y. NJ Wood. Mrs. NJ. 4, Ca
lender and Mrs. Christiania Stoekbrldg
received the guests OF the evening VIII
were introduced by Misses Marion Geors
and Dclphine l.azelle. These with oihe
daughters and sons Of the club member
served very gracefully as waters late
in the evening. About lo1 were pfesen
aud after the guests were assembled Mrs
n. NJ Wood, president Of the club, CAV,
short histoi. Of the work oi the clul
in the past aud the developments expect
ed in the future, concluding her remark
by introducing Rev. W. W. Weeks o
Springfield who gave most interesting
talk on The Dreamer, with the though
that the dreamer dreams Of his ideal
and II he strives Ia make a reality o
his ideals by becoming like them his llt'
tnflcntl
arguments were made more iorcible b,
some very bright stories which were usec
n illustrations Of different points OF hi'
subject and he was followed with IN,
closest attention by his audience.
Afterwards dainty refreshments wer'
served from the luncheon table which wa
decorated with ropes of smilax the candles
under their pink shades showing the prett,
| effects OF the Havland china, silver and
cut glass dishes. The pourers were: Mrs
G. +. Williams and Mrs. +. i. Howard
who assisted Mrs. A. G. Moody and pour
ed delicious coffee from silver samovars,
The guests fingered for social hour and
the whole affair was most enjoyable,
Rev. Mr.. Chatter is entertaining his
brother
Edward Robinson spent Sunday with
tiends in town.
Eugene I.avelle has moved his family to
ernon for the winter.
Mrs. q. y. Kidder is in Williamsrille,
!. visiting her mother
Max Wilson has entered the Felix Ad'
school in New York city.
The mothers meeting was to be held
South Vernon this week.
a business trip OF two weeks.
ev. n. Fay Smith is spending the week
Haydenville with relatives.
he Order of Eastern Star had a regu-
meeting Wednesday evening.
h. C. c. Hosley is seriously i'll and
lined nurse is caring for her.
). Laura Field and Miss 5. 4. Minot
ecoyering from an attack OF the grip.
elent ice is being cut on f.. w
Is pond 1t is about 10 inches thick
@. L. Alderman is in Dorchester.
she is the guest of Mrs. Edith Belle
Eleanor OKeefe has accepted a
m in Boston and is there for the
Dennis Condor and son of North
were guests of Mrs. l.. l.. Hart
st week.
and Mrs. Fred L. Proctor are re.
congratulations on the arrival OF
o. 2 Tuesday.
n ID. Elmer has located in Brattle-
and is employed by the Vermont
Printing company.
4 Mrs. Marsh of Plain street has been
kspending part of the week with her daugh-
ter in Brattleboro.
The dance in Bemardston on Tuesday
Evening was attended by several young
people from this town.
+. w. Doane has finished filling his
Ice houses which now contain l2Oo tons
bf ice of excellent quality.
Miss Eleanor Doyle of Mortified, VI,
Is visiting for an indefinite period her
Friend. Mrs. Mabel Richards.
The muzzles have been removed from
The dogs and they are allowed their tree
ON by order of the selectmen.
The members of the Unitarian sewing
ociety were entertained yesterday by Mrs.
NJ. O. Perham at Perham's inn.
Mrs. D. NJ Wilson remained several
laws in New York city after her daugh-
Ter sailed for Italy last Saturday.
Miss Maggie Dale was called to town
An account of the death of her mother
last week and has remained few days
The ice houses near Wanamaker and
Doane's ponds are being filled with ex-
|cellept ice about Is inches in thickness.
Arthur Mason has resumed work in "A.
wv. Mead's meat market, taking the place
|of Wesley Irish who goes to Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart and son
have returned to East Hartford Conn,
after a weeks visit with Mr. Harris pa
rents
DR.. n. p Wood was reelected first |
vice president at the meeting OF the stock
holders of the Valley Fair association last |
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Lee were called to
Tufts college last week by the sudden
6eath of Mrs. Lees brother, Prof. Will
lam Shipman.
| Mrs Eugene Lavelle and daughter,
Grace, who are now living in Vernon,
vere the guests of Mrs. l.. l.. Hart the
ast few days.
/ Miss Madeline Clutter has been obliged
b take a vacation from her work in the
blportage on account of i'll health and is
bw in Boston.
Mrs. C. E. Williams is visiting in Am
brst but returned to town to attend the
ception given by the Fortnightly club
onday evening.
Frank Perould entertained several
lends Monday evening with graphic
hone concert. Mr.. Perould has many
Try pleasing records.
Mrs. Ella NJ Lazelle has installed the
6cers of several of the Woman's Relief ;
rps in this section recently, among them
Train and Montague.
There is much sickness in town, especial
grip cases. Inc patients reported ldst
lex are better but there are several new
es so the physicians are very busy. ,
Miss Jean Greenough of Deerfeld was
town this week and attended the re- t
btion of the Fortnightly club Mrs.
III and Mr.. Chatter were out-oftown d
ests also. S
dr and Mrs. Thomas II. Hart have y
IN the guests of Mr.. Harris parents the
II week, Mr.. Hart has returned to $