The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The Thursday night chorus will meet
at s o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs.
Lyman L. Holden.
s. w Edgett has sold Mrs L. X.
FulIer's house at II Hudson street to
Martin Dunn, who buys for an invest
ment
Mrs. l. c. Bradley and Mrs. f. E. Bar
Der will be hostesses at the Wednesday
afternoon bridge at the Country club,
play beginning at $50. Reservations for
supper should be made by tomorrow noon
The change in train schedule will go
into effect next Monday morning, as an
nounced in The Reformer Saturday.
Ticket Agent David ). Carey is receiving
many inquiries as to the date of the
change.
The high school orchestra and members
of the high school chorus who are to sing
at the commencement exercises tomorrow
evening are asked to report at the Audi
forum at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
The ushers, marshals and graduating
class viii meet at 1915 o'clock at the
Auditorium.
News was received here today Of the
death of Mrs. Sarah Highly of Newark
n. j., widow of Luther Highly and ma
tive of Halifax. The body will arrive
here tomorrow night on the $40 o'clock
train and viii be taken to Halifax for
burial. SNe was uiuSHteF OF the late
Rev. DIR. Fish Of Halifax. She leaves one
son, Charles Highly of New York. Mr.
and Mrs. Highly formerly lived in Brat
tlcboro.
Rain prevented the golf match which
was to have taken place in Greenfield
Saturday afternoon between Jesse Gull
ford national amateur champion, and
Joseph G.. Estey against Willie Dow,
Greenfield professional, and w. i. Du-
Mont 1t is expected that Mr. Guilford
viii visit Greenfield June "a or July ]
and efforts are being made to have him
include the Brattleboro club in his itin-
erary.
~ the auction sale Of the A. H. Harvey
bungalow ut II Clark avenue Saturday
the successful bidder was James Lyons of
Elliot street who owns other pieces of
real estate. His bid was S2,250. The
bungalow was owned by the town. being
on lot which the town bought recently
to obtain an additional gravel deposit
Mr.. Lyons has bought a lot only a few
rods away, on which he viii move the
bungalow. There were three other bid
ders out of total attendance Of about
-. George p. Miller of Guilford was the
auctioneer
The funeral of Michael J. Hopkins of
Erving, Mass, formerly of Brattleboro,
was held Saturday morning at $50 in
the Roman Catholic church in MillerS
= AIS Il ne DONN was Drought here Tor
burial in St AIichacfs cemetery. Rev
James Z. Rand officiating at the commit
tai service. The bearers were Joseph
Wheeler and John Corey of MiIlers Falls.
Ralph Cakes and Henry Ryan of Brat
tleboro. Those from out of town who
attended the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs
]. G. Gillespie. Miss Rita Gillespie. Miss
Katherine Daley of Rutland. Mrs. Ed
win Mclaughlin of Dandy, Mrs. Mary
r.. Mccarthy, Miss Mary f. Mccarthy
Of Barre, Mrs. ID. ]. Leonard of Orwell
Mrs. Winifred Driscoll of Boston, Mrs
Clarence Smith of Maiden, Mass. Miss
lose Il. Hopkins of Mount Vernon. n
!. Thomas Hokpins of Barre, Frank
Hopkins of East Dover 8Ir. and Mrs
Peter j. Hopkins of Brattlebor0. James
II. Hopkins of AIillers Fails, Miss Mar
gqerite Hopkins of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick AIcHugh aud son. James.
Mrs. Sarah Jeffers, Patrick IHnney Of
Aliilers Falls, Mrs. David O'Keefe, Of
Erattleboro.