The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-06
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Jolly Is viii be entertained by
Mrs. Fannie Howard at rs Frost street
Saturday afternoon
Frank LaFrow has bought seven
passenger Stevens-Duryea touring car
which will be available for public use
IN connection with his livery business.
G. c. Turner will be the proprietor
OF Lakeside at Spofford lake the com
ing season, having leased that WELL
known resort of the owner, w K
Ware
The ladies aid society of the Meth
odlst church was very pleasantly en-
tertained Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan Howe at Wal
pole, y. H., former residents of Brat
tleborO. The occasion was the 10th
birthday anniversary of Mrs Howe.
one pleasing feature was the presenta-
ton to Mrs. Howe of a birthday cake
bearing 20 candles, and two pieces of
hand-painted china.
Mrs. Hope Sheppey, an emplove in the
LADIES furnishing department of J. Suth-
erland companys store, expects to
take a slN-weeks' vacation this season and
visit her home in Liverpool She has en-
gagged passage on the Mauretania of the
Cunard line, to sail from New York
july D. She Will visit in Liverpool.
London and Wales. 1t IS her first visit
to her home since coming to America 10
years ago. Mrs Sheppey makes her
home with her sister. Mrs. Matthew
Howard, of Orchard street.
George, IS months, son of William
and Ruby (Clary) Duke of Wellsville.
n. Y, is i'll with infantile paralysis
He was apparently in perfect health
on the evening Of Nav .8l. ,when he
was put to bed. He rhahifestkl no
unusual symptoms during Sthe 'pight,
but on the following morhing ole leg
began to draw up, and his ,eonslition
has not improved. Seve4al pronsinent
specialists have been called in @onsul-
tation :
The eight men who went from Com
pany | to the school of instruction at
Plattsburg, N. Y, Tuesday are expect
ed home today or tomorrow They are
Sergeants Roin, Miner and Spauldlng.
Musician Miner and Privates Cadv.
Adam, Futile and Hewitt. A detail of
eight men from each company in the
regiment was formed into a war
| strength company under the command
Of officers Of the Fifth Infantry and
went into camp at the Plattsburg bar
racks.
Sunday, June s, is Odd Fellows Me-
mortal day and Canton Palestine has
been invited to act as escort. Cheva-
liers are asked to report at D. m. in
full dress uniform for that purpose
| On Sunday, June -, they will attend
| divine service at the Universalist
| church, and all chevaliers are request
ed to be at I. O. o. F. hall at 10 a.
m. in full dress for that occasion.
w. H. Richardson has a full reaIiza-
tion of the value of Reformer special
notices. valuable young blue Dane
dog that he had just purchased escaped
from the house one night early this
week and the next day he advertised
the loss in The Reformer One day
passed with no news of the missing
animal and then Z. G. Chace saw the
advertisement and remembered that he
had seen the dog. He Immediately
called up Mr.. Richardson and gave the
location. Mr. Richardson searched all
that afternoon and early evening, but
it was not until yesterday that Mrs.
| Richardson, who was doing some
searching on her own account in that
vicinity, found the animal