The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

States Attorney E. w. Gibson has
made further investigation of the al
legged larceny of household articles from
Miss Julia Frost of Vernon by Miss
Josie johnson, but the case will not be
tried until after the United States
court session, now in progress here. At
torney Gibson is one of the counsel in
the federal court case
Announcements have been received
by Brattleboro friends of Mrs. Amy l.
Butterfeld of New York which state
hat Mrs. Butterfeld received the de-
gree of bachelor of science from New
York university at the S7th annual
commencement recently. Mrs. Butter
Geld, who was Miss Amy l. Dunklee
formerly of Brattleboro, was mem
Der of the class of 1883 of the Brattle-
boro high school and is well known
in town.
A shipment of four dozen registers
containing list of motor vehicle reg
lstratlons In the state has been re-
ceived by Town Clerk Carl S. Hopkins
For free distribution. Fifty names APP
Dear on each page, which are made up
IN six columns, and the book shows
1880 automobile and motor truck
registrations and 1913 motorcycle reg
STATIONS. The six columns show the
number plates on the ear, name of car,
horse power, maker s name, name of
owner, and address of owner
The Attainers class of the Methodist
Sunday school held its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. R. A. Num- Tues
day evening. At about $50 the class
took up its line of march down High
street to the home of one of their alb
sent members, Mrs Howard Hovt As
hey neared her home the strains of the
Long, Long Trail, drifting from both
| he cornet and piano, assured them of
| The success of their guest awaiting at
| he end of their trail. Great indeed
| was Mrs. Hoyt : surprise as she opened
the door upon such a delegation. But
| this paled into significance in compari-
| son with that pictured upon her face
| when Mrs. Num- presented to her the
| appreciation and best wishes of the
| class in the form of a silver casserole.
| After extending their congratulations
to Mr.. Hoyt, who has just returned
| from a years service overseas, and
| again showering them both with hopes
| of all success and happiness in the flu
ture, the class bade them goodnight.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Sargent delight
| fully entertained the members of Pro
tective Grange at their summer home
| N Slab Hollow, East Dummerston, yes
l terdav. The neighbors in that vicinity
| also were invited, making party of
about 100 people A bountiful supper
IN the basket picnic plan was served
on the lawn. Directly after supper a
| parade, headed by drum corps
marched up and down the street and
| caused no little fun and excitement.
| Mrs f. d. Wilson entertained the com
pany by a reading which she composed
| and which abounded with hits on the
members of the Grange. 1t was much
| nnioyed and appreciated. Rollin S
| ghilds spoke of the early settlers Of
| Dummerston, after which Miss Bernice
| Wells rendered vocal selections. The
| program closed with music by the " Ka-
zoo orchestra. Ice-cream cones were
served later in the evening and the par
| ~ departed for their homes expressing
| hearty thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Sargent
for their hospitality.