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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

IA three montha from nov" said
the man. cheerfully. Il expect 10
own my o~n home
Hos long. inquired his cynical
friend. lis your wife expeesinE TO
be away Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20
The Real Kind.
Al the Telephone.

A friend indeed Is one who Is
never In need. Boston Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Mr.. Sapicigh--I find II dooced
hard to collect my thoughts. you
know.
Miss Keen Father says II Ia al.
ways difficult to recover small
amounts. Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

ME beau Is great poet Why.
IN his last love missile he spoke OF
de pipe OF DE bluebird
Gee. vhizl OATS de limit I
never knew bluebirds smoked pipes
before"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20
SOME wIngf

France produced Tss.62S. s07 .71s
galious Of vine last year. as against
i.tas.2ot. ass gallons the year
before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

why. what are you crying for7'
"oh. my sweet Azori was lost a
week ago."
well. haven't you heard any
thing OF hIm7'
Yes. there he is. Some one has
just returned him anonymously. but
stuffed F1legende Blaetter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

A castle In the air looks good
until you try TO mortgage it.-Salt
Lake Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

1t and a surprise that
the for Adam without a
her how
keep him guessing at what he eating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

the United States TO humanity but
Walter A. Web
hearing where the city charter
much ighbowism; nrahmn
wisdom unprecedented nonentea who
no
whew1 Said at the house. right In the shadow OF the
Goldfish Treason mild for H. IL IL simply
superate wisdom" Boston would
ordinary place Philadelphia national
calamity!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

= understand Browns wife ls
away
II don't believe IL. n she we're
I'D have been invited TO a little
game long before this. Detroit
Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Watson must have done some
thing notable in the last few weeks~
why so7"
Everyone I've met this morn.
ing referred 70 him as my friend
Watson"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Tragic.
Frost gazing at new dwelling) -
80 this is your last house7"
Builder (sadly) last, but
not leased smart Set.
The Japanese are reported sore
because we are fortifying the
canal. Oh, well. then, let's not
fortify Il.
A fashion hint says a sailor col,
lar Of lace Is very fetching. Try Ia
put one on a sailor and see what II
will fetch you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Freshly ground coffee and
camphor. burned together. make an
effective dlainfeetant for ths sick
room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

The Manager Can you make
quick changes and double in few
parts2
The Actor Can II Say. you
know the scene in Love and Lob
sters, where the hero and the vii
lain are fighting. and friend
PUSHES ia and separates EN-? Well.
played all three parts on one night
when the other two fellows we're i'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20
roo QUICKLY.

"Sir. wish to marry your
daughter Susan"
"You do. ohg Are you In a
position to support a famiiyf"
"oh. yes. sir
Better be sure Of a.. there are
ten OF as e." Toledo Blade,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

n have a new play entitled Con
gress. said the enthusiastic dram
atist.
1T won't do replied the veteran
manager. You couldn't make II
properly realistic without having too
much dialogue and not enough &C
ton. Washington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Our terms Of subscriptions are
strictly In advance" said the coun.
try editor.
But Amt got no vegetables ripe
yeti said the earnest farmer. --
Yonkers Statesman.
Girls. stand up for your rights
but not In n street cari"-Sylyia
Pankhurst - Youngstown Telegram.
Griggs-I am great believer In
the magic number seven Success
has just seven letters, you will no.
tlce.
Briggs-And how about failure" =
Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

called rs times
system Hayes Taft called
two sessions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

One time when Jenkins vas
travelling through Missouri. just be-
fore presidential election Time. he
overheard two men arguing the 70.
suit of the election. "nryau'a the
man" said one. 10, air. McKin.
lcy'l get it. was the reply. sud
denly an Adventist. sitting near.
spoke up. My friends. Il Is the
Lord who IL 10 be cur next prsal.
dent aud reign over IA with his
angels" Quick az n flash Jenkins.
imagining that some third party
candidate had been mentioned.
sprang up and shaping the Miller
tie on the shoulder. cried out, Bet
you twenty-five dollars he don't
carry Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Tho man who can let II alone
or not, as he wants to-" that does
want to.
A mother who hasn't the cutcst
baby In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

They're coming In fast. Two
more entries for the Rara Avis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Here's To you rs good as you
are. and 20 me as bad as am. As
good as you are and ms bad as I am.
there are others better and worse.
please God.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20
IhE scHEMERs.


"Hieks promised 10 give his wife
a dime for every one he spends for
cigars"
"How does II work."
First rstei You see, we meet
every day In town and he buys me
the drinks and buy him the
cigars. Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Some pessimist believes that
gravestones are placed over our
dead ones TO keep them from com
ing back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-20

Doctor. I've tried everything.
and I can't get TO sleep" complain.
cd the voice Mt the other end of the
telephone. Cant you do something
for me-"
Yes" said the doctor. kindly.
Just held the wire and III sing you
n lullaby"
Yes. she promised 20 be mine
some day"
but when7"
"She couldn't exactly say. Seems
abe will first have to break off four
or five other engagements"
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

Mrs. Jennie (Abbottl Eels, 80, wife Of
George A. Eels. died suddenly shortly be
fore 10 o'clock sunday morning at her
home nj the corner Of Linden street and
Park place death being due 70 arterlai
sehlerosis. Except for a shght ndisposi non
incident to the malady with Whlch sne nal
been afflicted for several years Mrs. keis
was apparently In her usual health up 60
within A few moments before the end. She
attended the ball game on the island >atur-
jav afternoon and went to the entertain
meut in the auditorium that evening. Dur,
inz the performance she was taken III and
obliged To 20 to her home but soon recoT-
cred. She had planned 10 make an automo-
bila frin to Keene. y H., Sunday morning.
bUt did not feel equal To the lourney, and
u1sr before her death had telephoned her
chauffeur that she would not start until
afternoon.
Mrs Eels was born in Putney Jan. ii.
1853. the daughter Of David and augusta
(Phippenl Abbott. She came to Brattle-
boro with her parents when she was eight
wears old and had made her home here
since that time. receiving her education IN
The nub6c schools OF this town She was
married 10 Mr.. Eels "a years ago and had
made her home on Canal street until about
4 year ago when she and her husband
bought and moved into the handsome
home Of TIE late Mrs. A. G. Cobb Besides
heI~husbana Mrs Eels Is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. Arthur H. Brasor and
Mrs Alson Dugan of this town and Mrs
Edward W. Condor Of Keene. \. H; Mrs.
Eels was member Of the First Baptist
church. Bingham chapter, O. Z ;, and the
Brattleboro Woman's club and took an
active interest in the work Of these organ
izations. She was a woman whose Thought
fitness and generosity endeared her to all
with whom she came IN contact.
FrnaraI services we're held at the home
Tuesday afternoon al 80 o'clock. Rev.
John r. Cow otficiated and burial was IN
Norningside cemetery. The honorary bear
~ were Charles o. Robbins, Charles b
Pratt. George F. Barber and William II.
Proctor. Those present from out Of town
we're Mrs William Fottler Of South Wey-
mouth Mass. Miss Mary Niles OF Bridge.
norr Conn. Frank Eels and 7 P Dean Of
Mass and Mrs Eta >herwln
OF Worcester Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
NICHOLS .

after tHe fnlI game THEY came u Beat.
rlshora certain I'd victory 4ud placed their
bef. accordingly One kreue man went
home mirg. Stal aud hi- coat and hat
Eeens defeated Rnui-hor8 10 their
league series the former winning seven
.au.e, Rhttirhoro beat Bellows Falls ln
out 0f = games aud Springfield -eyen ont
of L ksaue broke even wltH Bellows
FaLIs and beat Springfield seven out 9i
u while Bellows Fall beat Springfield
eight ont 0t H. one game % that series
remaining anp.ayei.
Ii !. reported tbat Jerry Donovan Of the
Ea..ur team b1. ny,.n engaged already 20
uanag.. H., Below Fab team next sea
-on tfagd fudge- say that tile ,uter>s ~
the N-err Team early m ths season was
due tn the head work OF IeFry rather than
Tom Leonard keeue by the say. Is sald
% hr through with Leonard. Earlu- bad
-nsugh ot hi> yroub'emaEHs tactics.
Thoua. Finn y Hajyose Mas who
ampirrd balls and -tuke- AZ Bfa'tlei"r9
saturday aud Monday afternoons. gave the
an. and The management tire best 6f sat
i.fgrtiou. Finn nrst appearance 30 Brat
tI-boro Wa maie more thIn ~ years ago
when, here came here ~ manager oi the
Rs-ofutr. 81 HlivGS-. a team that lnelnh-
ii benny O'Npil sad Tom Dowi ia 10,
lineup.
smith ,vAo pitched for keeue against
Bellows Fab. Saturday and AZ BraTtlehpro
Monday afternoon. i sanl 20 be- under
contract uIts the Boston American league
club although he d0e> not intend 20 JON
the team until be- finishes Hls course no
Tufts college where he has three more
YEAR Smith pitched TOT Goddard >elti5
mar, last season aud made a phenomenal
record Tor a yoUng,ter. He = only - years
old.
The keene sentinel explains the outcome
Of th. TWIN State league race 70 the follow
luz fan minded way.
Throughout the entire season the
Faiu.St4tr games have proved excellent
The men have played hard. a, a raie. and
nearly all the contest, have been close
Brattleboro wou the largest number OF
games not 90 much because OF having bet
Ter team. a. because the team Wa better
managed on the field keene lost enough
games through poor held management 70
have won the penuanj by g0odiy margin
keenes team was A. good a. any. In thet
the four teams were very evenly matched
even more - than the percentage shows.
Above ali. the games have mostly been very
clean. " That disturbances there have been
were soon forgotten.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
EXCITING BOAT RACES.
Events on River Monday Morning In
terested Big Crowd Of People.

The two motor boat races on the Con
rettieut river Monday forenoon drew
about .Tu rer.on, who throug-d the
bridge and the casino At Island Park from
10 O'Clock until noon BENJAMIN Akalsy
carried of the honor in the -eml-spee'i
event and Clifton Fox was the winner in
the fast race The Finishes were close ~
both events. The races were under the d.
rection Of the BAttlebor1 Boat g.ub. and
Commodore Charles r Crosby was IN
charge ot the course. The hrst event two
mile handicap for boats rated not over 10
miles an hour. Wa started a ~. L. llere
wee eight starters. Bert No0d. George
Cain. " Hildreth. F W Mickey. \ /.
PetJee. BENJAMIN Akelpr, Don BeileFllir
and ". r DunIryy. - evenly matched
were the eight boats that the last boat. W
r Dunlevy's left only three minutes and
- seconds after the nrst. The course was
from the hlat AZ Island PdrS - a buoy
near the Vest river and return The Axe
lev boat finished in III minutes. "a seq
5nds. and Mickey was second. masking the
course In rs minutes, ~ seconds. Caln was
third. has time being II seconds slower
than Mickey. Dunlevy was fourth; W cod
NTH: Pettee. sixth; Hildreth seventh.
and Belleyilie eighth. In announcing the
result Of the race an error was made. he
Dunlevv boat was named a. winner ~ the
event. but the clerks 5f the course in ng-lrs
IN ont the time neglected 70 take into con
-ideratiOu that it was a handicap event
This race was considered one OF the best
ever run on the river and showed that the
several craft had been well handicapped.
Among the boatmen the second race. Tor
the >euli-speei craft was the event u IN
terest and in view Of the fact that Minis \
Allen and Carroll Wood were entered with
last ones something in the hne Of record
breakinz was anticipated Woods boat DID
not start however. owing 20 a slight iii
1cuitv with the engine and the I'VE boat>
going over the course OF four miles were
those VI Charles 4 Harris, Clifton Fox.
Harris Brothers Charles z Crosby and
Minis 4 Allen The race was a handicap
event and the course lay 70 a pole opposite
the residence Of H P. Matthews near the
SUSPENSION bridge and return Harris
Brothers did not finish The Fox boat was
tie winner with c 4 Harris second.
Crosby third and Minis & Allen fourth.
The hzht between the Minis x Allen boat.
driven hy James Allen. and Commodore
Crosby'S boat, driven by Godfrey Crosby
wa pretty one The Crosby boat with
It's 10 seconds handicap over the scratch
boat came To the finish line ~ seconds
ahead Of the Allen craft which cot into he
wake Of the Crosby boat and was unable 10
gat clear Of the heavy swell during the
race. The starting positions. handlcaps.
finishing positions and the time OF each
boat are gwen below
MI Ian.FTs--f.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
Brattleboro Fielding Averages.
Baseball Notes.

Oh you "Breck.
Well. that gonfalon" Is ours.
some crowd Monday afternoon.
Catcher Henderson has already been en-
ragged a manager OF the Hyphens Tor next
season.
Daly and Henderson, the Springfield bat
tary have gone to Glens Falls, y. y, Tor
series Of games.
Howard Earle. scout for the Pittsburg
National league club. saw the games al
Bellows Falls and Brattieboro Monday
Jobnny Bosk left Monday night for his
home III Fitchburg Mass. gong from there
to Utica. n Y, to join the New York
state league club Of that city
NeCowan left for his home in Water
bury. Conn. Tuesday morning. he eN'
meets 10 sign with the Waterbury Con
necticut league club next season
The Hvphens certainly helped Brattle-
horn our bv winning from keene FRIDAY
ana Monday morning. By the way the
Hrpheus won every one OF their last four
games
Roth Wachrel and Edgar have an OPP
ror+Bpitv to try out with the Lynn New
England league club next season, and Il ls
aid that Jackson has received an oner
from Lowell.
Hale. the Hyphens' left fielder. Joined
the LYNN team Of the New England league
Monday In two games against Broekton
Hale accepted three chances. had one error
and made no hits.
Wachtel and Ensign collided Monday
morning in going after a high fly in front
"a the plate. the corner OF Ensigns mask
digging hole in Waehtels cheek but not
maEing him drop the bail
F. ]. Kelley. former Islander. was a
visitor IN Brattleboro the first OF the week.
He PLAYED good ball with the Hyphens dur,
Ing the last few weeks OF the season ana
m batting average was close 70 %
The Keene rooters we're a sorrowtui
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
FIRST WENT TO BENNINGTON.
Error in Opening Inning Gave Visitors
All Their Runs.

The Bennington players won the nrst OF
the series with the Brattlsboro team Tues
day afternoon the score being TO /. All
Of the visitor. runs were made IN the Hfst
InGlnz after there bad been an opportunity
no retire the side " It'll Pundle and Cou-
nor- down Eugar muffed An easy tty from
Carplan, bat and before the tmrd out
could he secured Carolan. Alctrehan and
Finuegan had scored Brattleboro scored
in the fourth when Edgar drew pass;
Wa advanced to second By Jackson and
eama In on Ensigus timely single over
second Both Wachtel and Wheeler pitch
ii rood ball. the former at times showing
The greatest speed he has had tins season
The Bennington inheld showed up strongly,
while Burlington not ouly caught fine
yaur but did excellent work with the VIII
low Mcleod made two difficult catches N
IzTr sid The -F0rp.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
,p1eNoLrA DID THE TRICK.
NJ rins pitching Brought A to 3 De
80. - islanders Monday Mornhs

u;4b an apparently safe ledu Il. srst
Win ma, az bP timely hitting in the F lrss
Tui. rld PSra+rieboro lost to Bellows ,rS fS
ihn parbar mark in the latter town io ~ (
at Baroei t,a final score standing ! .o e. z.
ornlI HIsvina in the fourth inning acc aa,ns
L19ose pl = least one Of the nome 'e -a,ns
60 edo lor PrignoEa twirled splendid gam N.
.alilt H. Suiphites. being praetlcTW57ss obtel
~ M after the first inning. ~ men men
vllet rnf hi hard but his witness I pus vas
was b ~ It critical times. he GAM tba+ has
on 80 bv the largest crowd a sIn' and
Wl itLs5 n Bellows Falls this season m
the victory Gt .h ( t aon focal isf fans
The large set af h6srss IN the aor innfnf ~
shou1eu ;tb , one down Vance ana aola Then -,
WRe I ~. ~, scored on Murray slisiSSr MI ed
Wachtel flied d. out tbat . eent Murray to third
dIotJ ~ noint balk BY Br1gho y sseor1d
AZ TINS 5nd nd advanced Mcleod 70 ls Sem IN
Murray Iayts IA being caught at the pr rasfi
ms ms 49, .ingle Throughout me -etii- man
E Z gar r1 me Brattieboro did not se' Dl
to second sllD Dhif first run was made R,,rl
/, | ne ,,o ou inning. With one down ~
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

Fngt0u ua. hit. scoring On Adams thler
bagger 10 right nehl which rtmc after
Lynch had hisd aut 20 Edlar In the
fourth Blil drew a pass and took -rroni
or d poor throw. scoring 90 Burlington :
single. Lynch reached FIRST on Nichols,
error. Burlington going tp third and Scor.
ny % a wild pitch Then Adams flied oUt
70 Wachtel and Lynch wl- caught between
third and home. Black tanning the side
into retirement. Il secuted a. i Bellows
Falls were bound % score In the sixth
when NoIk drew a pass and went 20 third
On Brill, hit. but Burlington flied out 10
Wachtel and Lynch drove a liner %
Niehol, who doubled Bril- al first The
winning run was made 10 the eighth
After Caunors had fled out 70 Edgar
Volk hammered a beautiful double INTO
deep left field BUll went OCT on "a easy
houndsr - Nichols. but Darlington with
two strikes against him drive aur a twN
o. sger that scored NDlk The score.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

.of nine when Brattleboro finally saved
itself a shutout Williams worked nueiy
for the visitors. keeping out ot trouble AZ
all stages MctJowan was on the slab tor
Brattleboro for the first SIX innings being
replaced bv Jackson who was discovered
Tor FIVE hits during the remainder OF the
game
In tn, first three innings the visitors
went out in order getting nothing that
resambled a hit In the fourth Grow led
of with a single and reached second when
Vance muffed an easy throw that let hei-
lev on first Grape then got % hfst 0n
MCGOWAN failure to handle a punt anu
Grow and Kelley scored on Caroian ; tliIe-
IN hit. Grape scored on q saerliee ny ~
~. Daley. Metiarr and haie retiring me
side Springfield secured two more runs ~
the sixth when Grape drew pass, went 70
second IN an inhed hit that retired
Carnlap al first and scored on q single by
n DALEY McGarr reached trst on an
error bv Vance and ! Daley SCORED, on
HaIe's hit. McGarr being retired az thlru
IN felder's choice and Williams gong
ont Vance 10 Murray Grow opened the
seventh inning with two-oagEer on
T,cLson scoring on keileys single. Nr9po
g-a7+ ant Vance 10 Murray. but tdroian
and i Daley both drew passes ana scored
On NIcCarr's hit, the latter reaching nome
an a falder's choice Williams got 70 nrst
m an error by Vance in the opening OF the
e;ybtb Grow making a hit thar sent am
10 third. Kelley drew a base On q }a-.i. anu
Crapo aid down a bunr on which " illla -.s.
1r ~ canrbt at the plate fast play accom-
nlishing a double-up on Grow aroia4 :
.incIs Scored Kelley and Grape before me
side wa retired. =, +ba
Rrsttleboro's only runs come ID w
seventh when with one down sc t Leor a.,'i
Wachtels singled. were advanced " HI
and come in on JaeNsons ''lntS "'''
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
AND THE SECOND LIKEWISE.
Timely Hitting by Bennington Won
Yesterdays Contest to 0.

Timely hitting by Bennington won the
second game in the state championship
series from Brattleboro yesterday after
noon bv a score of TO 0. The contest con-
tanned number OF clever fielding features
including fine catches by Koran and FInne-
gan and two remarkable stops By Carolan;
Bennington scored in the fifth when Brill
drew a pas. stole second and came, lp on
Delanevs hard drive to right. ln the
siytb Priudle singled went to second on a
sacrifice bv Connors and scored or Caro-
lans drive to left In the eight Carolan
reached first on a tielder.s eF5ice that
caught Prindle between second and thIrd
after Connors had sacrificed hin TO second.
On Merchants hit CarOlan vent 10 second
and scored on a wild pitch. slcCrehan COM
ing in on FInnegan duva Brattleboro
had men on third in the nth and ninth
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
TRAINS ARRIVE RRAIILEB0RO

a.l7 A. m. EXCEPT Monday Express from New
York and Springfield.
SAT a. m Daily. Local from Springfield
$50 a. N. Except Sunday. Mail from South
Londonderry.
1000 a. m. Except Sunday. Mail from New FORK
via Norwich Line Steamers, New London.
Worcester and Boston.
li.05 q. m. Except Sunday. Mail from Spring
field.
l:55 D. m Except Sunday. Express from New
York and Springfield.
2:Is D. m Except Sunday. Parior cars only.
Express from New York and Springfield
2:27 o. N. Sundays only. Express from New
York and Springfield
2:40 D. N. Except Sunday. Express from New
London. Worcester and Boston
1855 .. m. Except Sunday. Mixed from South
Londonderry
5:53 D. m. Except Sunday. Local from New
York and Springfield.
500 .. m. Except Sunday. Mail from New
London. Worcester and Boston
1923 p. m. Daily. Express from New York and
Springfield.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08
I'm Sac r,sagls Standing.

e 4, Brlrtle5oro i concerned ITS
raj the Twin State league has
-a.7 .uaaassfuL and the patron
H. games has been far ahead OF
rls .zrel-zd Although weak at the
r., TIE oe4. team was soon strengthen
l4r i became a factor IN the race,
q 41- 3 went into first place by a
g from BELLOWS Falls. Two days
!, however. d victory for keene and a
r Br4.-'e5oro gave the former the
1r i had rr=viously held. and it was
-.,. Aug. /, nat Brattleboro once more
"a .ls Tap position, the change this
8z g= Brattleboro's I to 3 vic
vas Bellows Fails and Springheld's 1
l5.-4. # N-=n- From Aug Is until
r # -.a season the Islanders we're
.-ale, although struggling Of the
STRENUOUS sort was necessary to WIN.
A 1t=ctgrs 4 the local association are
Fay mich pleased at the outcome OF
a- md they are also gratifed at the
FaiT SHOWN by the Brattleboro fans.
r SUPPORT Il the team at home and
4t ls helped nightly in winning the
alt The directors believe, however,
I tas Success q the local team Is prlma-
l1s 70 ra= e9useientious and determin-
'-ats u rs manager, f. L. Brecken-
2 raose vide knowledge Of baseball
zas-snee Ia handling and developing
'9T have laeomplished all that the
-Eszriag a could hope for.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

-- pennant belongs
r ioat a, the head
Island park until an
-sl', by The Island
..s.#4mr. and will be known
ems other team gains
The matter was set
when in the final
ase BrattIeboro de-
asrsby finishing two
Nv Hampshire rival.
es would have been a
@ a4 that would have ne
-s4-oa series between the
l IF the games last
Br--5aro defeated Bellows
EgaaaHs trimmed heene,
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