The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Trap rock for the resurfaciHg of = .
part of Canal street has arrived and is /.
being unloaded.
Mrs. +. Y. Mor-c's class of the Baptist I
Bible school Will have an entertainment
ard candy sale in the church vestry this
evening at 5 o'clock.
Jean NJ Arnold, daughter of Mr.. |
aud Mrs. Arnold. entertained seven
trends Saturday afternoon, to mark her
ci.th birthday anniversary.
Names of Red Cross members omitted
from the list published Saturday are
Rev. and Mrs. George Z. Toml5inson,
Miss Addic NJ. Fay, Miss Ethel \. Ed
dy and Mrs. NJ. l.. IIcnshaw.
j. b Dunton has bought the house at
IT Highland street. formerly the prop
crty OF the late Rev Henry T. Goodhue
| Mr. Duuton buys for home. The sale
wa, made through the John L. Howard
/ agency.
/ capt. 4. ". Gibson sent this morn
/ ing six recruits to Fort Ethan Allen
/ to swell the ranks of his company.
Three of them are from Brattlehoro.
one from Bennington and two from
/ Nottingham.
DR.. Henry Tucker, health officer. mp
to noon today had established l22
4 quarautiucs for contagious diseases
this month As against ll@ for the en-
tire month of April. Most of them were
for measles, German measles and
mumps. Only = few were for whooping
cough.
The following named men have been
ACCEPTED far the army today and for
warded to- Fort Ethan Allen: Rosel
, +. Coe, of pittsfeld. Mass, cavalry
John Burtaskct Of Wilmington, mfan-
try: Julius e. Hall, Of Dummerston
cavalry; Meredith Bovee, of Syracuse
n. y, cavalry.
Sergeant William \. ST. Cvr left yes
y tcrdav for plattsbwg, \. y. under or
- dcrs to report at the training camp
h for commissioned officers of til,
1 First Vermont regiment. He went il
place of First Sergeant Harold {
: Boyd, who was one of the non-commis
e stoned officers of Company I who wa
T. selected to 60 there for training.
p John Tucker went on duty at the fir,
II station last night as the chauifeu
OF the combination automobile appara
tu> and this morning answered his tirs
call. Smoke pouring into the photo
graphic studio of G. +. Shorey on Man
street caused a telephone call for the fir
department. a search finally located tn
trouble in a smoking stove in the apart
- ment OF Mrs. Harriet Il. Howard,
an Fourteen little porkers were distril
.v uted today to as many different boy
~. and girls in Windham county by Count
l.. Agent \. W. Sweeton. These We're tn
~ Hast obtamable for those who desired I
l.. take advantage of the Vermont Nation;
w." banks offer to take the notes OF I'll
children IN payment for the equealer
"a About so have been distributed and
m. few youthful applicants We're disal
'ly pointed as not enough could be obtaln'
It'll to meet the demands
Isl Mrs. j. {. Dewitt, chairman of Re-
/" Cross committee on supplies, calls +
all completed knitted sweaters, mutfie
and wrsters, as a shipment of those a
tlcleS must be made Tuesday nlgl
They should be brought to Red Gro
rooms Tuesday afternoon. An urge
ie' call has been received for 2,500 KNIT
sweaters needed for the United stat
"l navy at once A regular Red Cross Sc
e ing meeting will be held TUESDAY ate
noon from $50 to ) clock, in the fe
eral building. There will be elevat
'lv, service. through the courtesy of Pc
master Moran from $50 to clocl