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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25

early hour. all having enioyed pleas.
ant day,
Miss Katherine NJ. Palmer. u, -, of
| New Rochelle, \, ", a graduate of Nc,
| iIolyOke In the class of 1911, has been
engaged as language teacher ~ Leland
and GRAY seminary for the coming wear,
4 large number from this town at
tended the baseball game IN south Lon
| dondnrry last Thursday when the
| Townshend bows defeated the South
Londonderry team by score of , 10 |.
In place of the regular preaching
service In the congregational church
next SUNDAY morning Miss Eliza SEES
sions, representing the kurn llattin
Home, will give a short talk in the in.
terest of the Institution.
The topic for next SUNDAY morning
nj the Baptist church will be A Chris
tian i Loss Al the union service IN the
same church Ia the evening Miss Eliza
Sessions will speak IN the interest ~
the Kurn llattin Home.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Brattlcboro
came Thursday evening 10 the home of
her brother, 4. A. Mason. She was
Joined there Friday by her son, llol'
land Wilson, both returning 10 Brattle'
boro SATURDAY. morning,
Robert T, Lincoln took advantage of
the crowd gathered nj the Richardson
auction last Wednesday when he sold
six gallons of ice,cream aud was
Obliged 10 face a large crowd with tue
awful verdict, "all sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Lowe took an
automobile drive 10 Brattlchoro last
SUNDAY. They were accompanied by
Mrs. +. Il. Batchelder who Is spending
few DAYS there before going TO Win.
throp Beach. Mass, for a few weeks
vacation.
Regardless of the lowering clouds aud
threatening showers party OF ii ghth'
cred at l.. K. Davis 5 last Tuesday night
for a social evening of game aud music.
Refreshments of ice-crcam and cake
were served aud at an early hour the
partv wended their homewaId way by
moonlight all having pronounced the
occasion a very ENJOYABLE one.
A. 4. Mason went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington last sat.
urdav. He was attended bv his daugh,
ter, Miss Carrie. and his physician, DIR.
+. l.. Osgood. He had an operation for
a cancer Tuesday and is doing as well
as could be expected at the present
writing
Mr.. Wager, a teacher in mathemaN
les al Mt. llermon, supplied the Con
gregational church here last Sunday.
He was entertained by Mrs. Susie At
wood. Mr.. Wager's sermon was one
that showed thorough knowledge of
the Bible and its teachings and his clear
voice held the attention OF all from the
beginning to the end.
The local baseball team will play the
BrattleborO Independents in tins town
next Wednesday. August 30, at ,
~ m. This will be bv far the best game
of the season and it will be the oppor-
tunitv for the people of this vicinity
to see real "hot game. The indie
pendents are a strong team, and their
record during the past few months Is
all the recommendation that is needed.
The local team has been exceptionally
successful thus far this summer. IL
will surely be close and interesting
game Remember the hour, o clock.
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WEST DUMMERSToN.

Miss Amy Kent of Newfane is visiting
relatives in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bliss and daughter,
Helen, have returned to Akron, ..
Miss Norah Howard of Brattleboro was
an over-Sunday guest at p. Connarns.
Mrs. Dorr Taylor of Providence, K: J.,
visited few days with her sister, Mrs
Eta Norcross
Mrs. William Hosley of West Chelms-
ford, Mass, has been recent visitor at
W. B. Leonard's.
Mrs. Bell Norcross and daughter, Nettie,
of Springfield. Mass, are visiting relatives
in Brattleboro and this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ames and baby
of New Britain, Conn. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. M. Streeter.
Charles Wilkins returned last Saturday
from the Montague, Mass, hospital. after
a successful operation for appendicitis
Mrs. Henry Nichols and daughter, Mrs.
Harvey Boyd, of Randolph, Mass, have
been visiting at A. o. Norcross's for few
days.
Don't forget that there is dance in
Grange hall tonight and Modern Wood
man drill and supper, to which all are IN
vited.
There will be a Sunday school picnic
next Thursday. Dinner will be served on
the basket picnic plan All are cordially
invited. The picnic will be near the vii
lage.
Mrs. s. A. Clifford was called to John
sonville. N. Y, last week on account of the
illness of her son, H. B. Clifford. Mrs.
Francis E. Phillips went as far as Green
field with her.
A very pleasant party was given to
Frank Streeter. it being his birthday an
niversary Wednesday evening. His friends
gave him purse of money. lce-cream and
cake was served and a pleasant time was
by ALL
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25

week and have been guests Of Mrs, WI
lard r. Bingham at l.. W. bingham .
The sale aud ice,cream social hell
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Ladies Benevolent society was wen
attended although the rain kept many
al home A few useful aud fancy afti'
cles left unsold were taken TO Mrs, q
y. Brown 5 aud will be disposed OF rs
opportunity presents.
Mr., aud Mrs. Ebene2er \. Strniton
aud daughter. Miss Nerna stratton,. OF
Sufiield, Conn, came saturday 10 WISH
Mr.. Stratt0n 5 father, Deacon y. ~
Stratton, at G, Il. Brown + Miss Stfhl'
ton has been "A successful teacher seN
eral years aud resumes her work ~ the
graded schools of Sutlield early ~ sep
TENDER,
A party of IL of Mrs. NJ. l., Ballon :
hoarders chartered Will Metealt $ stage
coach and spent Tuesday at Ben. Casson,
Newfane hill, returning Via Newiahe
village. Last week Mr.. Metcalf took a
PARTY of II of Mrs Balou : guests 20
Raponda and Wilmington. These picnic
excursions add much 10 the pleasure OF
their summer outing,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
HoUGHToNvILLE.

Miss Ruth ODER is visiting in Westmin
ster.
Mrs. Merritt of Chester spent week at
Walter Howes.
Royce Severance of Londonderry visited
relatives here Sunday
Fay Heard is at the home of his grand
father, j. H. Walsh.
An auto party from Springfield spent
Sunday at Fred Blood's.
Miss Inez M. Nourse is at her grand
fathers, A. c. Nourses.
Miss Hattie Ober is working at Fred
Smiths in Cambridgeport
Mrs. Olive Beebe of Westminster is
spending few days in town
Miss Lizzie Twitchel and brother Wis
tied in Westminster recently.
Mrs. Nettie Parmenter of Boston is Wis
iting her father, Charles Stone.
Roland Willard of Westminster recently
visited his brother, Walter Howe.
Miss Nellie Buffum of Cambridgeport
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fred Blood
BENJAMIN Kingsbury of Jamaica is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Elton Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall and daughter
of Londonderry called at Mrs. Dawson's
last week.
Miss Lou Page and Mrs. Bertha Sever
ance and two children were in Bellows
Falls Saturday
Edw. Phillip of Westminster and Del
bert Stone of Londonderry called on Mr..
Nourse Sunday.
Ryland Devoll and Mrs. Emma White
of Grafton spent Sunday with his daughter,
Gertrude, at Z. H. Ober's.
Benjamin Williams and Mrs. Phillip of
Peru called on A. c. Nourse Sunday while
on their way to Westminster.
Lee Willard has returned to his home
in Westminster after spending a vacation
with his brother, Walter Howe.
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Miss Florence Babbitt has returned to
her home in Washington, d. c.
Rev G. H. Sisson has gone to Cornish
to visit his mother and father.
Miss Ruth jenkins has finished work
at Fred Vale S and is at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman and two
children are visiting at +. A. Hulett s.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller and little daugh.
ter have returned to their home in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Dinkle and
little daughter returned to their home in
Cornish yesterday morning.
Purle Convey, who has been visiting at
l.. 7. and W. HI. Landman s, returned
to his home in West Brattleboro yester
day morning.
Eyes examined H. A. Pike, Graduate
Optometrist, will be at the Riverside Inn
parlor, South Londonderry, THURSDAY
Aug. 81, Friday and Saturday, Sent /
and 2.-Adv. "a
The picnic that was held in the grove
Wednesday was a decided success
There was large attendance and the
band made its first public appearance.
Much credit is due them for their fine
playing. A collection was taken and a
neat sum realized. In the afternoon q
ball game and races took place ON Tut,
tie s meadow.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ District OF Marlboro, -
The Honorable Probate Court IA
Aforesaid:
To all persons interested 10 he saa
crime Herbert. Joseph Herbert W.
and Bridget Herbert. minors Of ~ =!
said District. y
Whereas. application in writing "a
to this Court by the Guardian o. u
license to mortgage for the sun q ~
800. Dollars the interest Of al IN
real estate, which was owned .! ~
the time of his decease, to wit ths " !
on the West side Of Brennan sres
of said Brattleboro. Representing nt.I
sary to raise said amount Of none y
pose of paying for the e'eco@
house in place Of the one forneHy ~
said lot. which was burned.
Whereupon. the said Court app0I :, :
signed the End day Of Septem's,; n \
Probate Office in Brattlebono ID ~ !, J
hear and decide upon said appleaM |.
ed that public notice thereof o NJ
sons interested therein BY PUBLISH.
three weeks successfully N NE ~ -.
former, a newspaper published y Z.
said District, which circulstes Y !. = y
hood of those persons interesfa -
which publications shall be pTe'"A
appointed for the hearing. -.
Therefore. you are hereby ~
before said Court at the time sfo =. I \
then and there in said CourI Y y !,
granting of such license, II you = g y. =
Given Under Ny Hand st ba, ,:i
asns5 '"'s i''" 4. F. SCHVg4
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ORDER OF NBLICATla'
HELEN F. BRAsoR vs.. john BS.i,i
nv uJai,n L RrssOr OF b!s.upei

HELEN F. BRAS0R vs.. JoHNh.s
Whereas, Helen F. Brssor q PEW wv
county of Windhsm, in the SsgJt
this day filed in the office Of the e ssi,,r \,
court, for said county, her hes, ss
against John F. Brasor, settins. W. III
that she was, on the 10th gay q I a. n-,,r
fully married to the said Johh :.
she and said libelee lived together M
wife in the county Of Windhsmn usI ~
August LIST, 1911; that the lioeisn "a
the county of Windhsm fSf ~ sI' r -
has faithfully performed all ,ns ~
tons incumbent upon her; thsI Tvs H.
list day Of January. 1910, and q H., NV, n,
times since said date ct BrattieHas .fsv
at divers other places, the sail ii-r's hi
libellant with intolersble sesel . y ia
lee did. to wit, on the first Gay u. =, Il
1910. and on divers other days Wv launt
the years A. D.. 1910 and WI H. sV ,u,y
of adultery at Brsttleboro IN 'n' '"
ham and State of Vermont /, 4, MD
And praying that the pon no. \ n lid
tween her and the said libe!lss.e '., =
that sbe he granted bill Of tlvoi ,.s,cia
pearing that the said iioeliee ..ss,rpj j.
and that no summons can &c iI;;bslart
IT is ORDERED, that the a I D,ti1n
libellee of the pendeney Of sai 4i,,, 4 y
mon him to appear at !ne , rithir y
court. to be held at Newfa w. s.ecoud
county of Windham, on tne ,bsrapi y
April, 1912, on the first gay .,,bssrat
to the same. by causing me s,lbi.bsi y
tition and this order to oe puOR stOnd
successfully in the BrattIeoOly; h cd 4
paper printed at Brsttleool1t tx y web
last publication to be at y, i ssis tenn.
Dated at Brattleboro' IN saw
day Of August, 1911 F.p.EN'
F scbwenk. Atty. for LiOel'n-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
MARLBORO.

Little Ronnolda Locke is quite ill.
Rena Mather returned home this week.
Harlan Whitney is again in the Memo
rial hospital.
Florence and Ruth Dalrymple of West
Brattleboro are visiting in town.
The selectmen and road commissioner
will meet as usual at the town hail. Sat
urday, Sept 2, to give out orders, collect
taxes, etc.
Charles Worden's little son, Hazen, met
with a bad accident Monday. In some way
he ran large stick into one leg just above
the ankle. The doctor was obliged to adj
minister ether to remove it.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
Legal Notices
ESTATE OF GEO Z IAN
CTATE OF VERMONT.
~ niatrirf ~ Marlh.--.. !.

CTATE OF VERMONT.
- District Of Marlboro, a.
The Honorable PROBATE Court tr, \
Marlboro.
To all persons interested ID b. nj
Z. Brooks, late Of Vernon, IN nj \
ceased, n
At q Probate Court holder s,ba-s1
In and for said District on he III 3 !
1911. an instrument purpotirs d n
Will and Testament Of Geo. Z sssa|
Vernon. in said District dscAss. n !
to the Court aforesaid, for Probaa
And it is ordered BY said C0gr, hi n
Of August, 1911. at the PROBATE 81
Brattleboro. be assigned fOr pvr,f III
ment; and that notice Thereof ! a
persons concerned, by publishing u 4
weeks successfully in the Batas,. ;
a newspaper circulating 10 lbs, rc:a
District, previous TO the tine sp;o-x
THEREFORE,, you are hereby I'd
pear before said Court. at the tine IL y
said. and contest the probate Of n: Vi
have cause.
Given Under NJ Hand a, Batse|
District. this 9th day Of August 81
1924 H. Z. E1.I 4
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WEST DOVE ,

George Boyle is on the 's Sn,iIt|
f. R. Cook was in town s9oisi \
A number from here a'' j
in Brattleboro last Week l. 81
There was a picnic at + tia ne !
Saturday trloia All had a goGaa e ,p1c /
Mr.. and Mrs. Lfo IIor ~ jat a
Marlboro and Brattl9epSC;..O motid !
Leon HescGck s ana # r the rs|
Brattleboro the Flrst oi -
ness. a. ,.;llsre nS
Miss Abbie Palmer irO| n
teacher. ntbe Hants
with Miss Carrie Green i
n. Y. as teacher; -, =. sister,
Mrs Herwin Hills n Nth q
Sherman, was taken Nth III !Airr
and was taken to NOM
Thursday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
ESTATE OF ANNIE FIJI
CTATE OF VERMONT.

- District Of Marlboro, as.
The Honorable Probate C0ur "a ,
Aforesaid:
To all persons interested IN thtsas
Perry. late Of Brattleboro IL a. !,
ceased, q
Whereas. said Court has assisrsa.A
August, next. for examining IL! ID
account Of the administrator u u
said deceased and for decree q I, !
said estate to the lawful claimants ! u
ordered that public notice ths'ei ID
persons interested in said estate y 4
this order three weeks sueeesTsJ \
the day assigned. in the Batdsb1a 4
newspaper published at Battlso1s
trict.
Therefore. you are hereby notis: : !
the Probate Office in Brattebora 80
on the day assigned. then and ttsrs1
allowance of said account i y0 ~
to establish your right as heirs, anz1
full claimants TO said residue.
Given Under Ny Hand. this u a
1911. : $50,
1928. Z. I. tDVl
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WARDSBORO.

Carl Brigham was recent guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Edith Brigham. ~
Mrs; Harold Gale and child returned TO
their home in Brattleboro Friday
MI. and Mrs. Edw. Davis returned to her
lathers, A. l.. Wheeler's, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Knight of Mt. Holly
nave been visiting relatives and friends.
Judge and Mrs John Watson of Mont
derwood. oh-
Miss Louise Bissell of New York is the
Laura Blanchard. '
Miss Beryl Martin went to Dummerston
saturday to spend short time with her
friend, Miss Miriam Reed. ' IVA
Mrs Ida Z. Bartlett and son. Arthur Of
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs G. B. Crosby
ana Mrs K. II. Barber of Holyoke, Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
Thought of His Clerks.

"Here's the electric fan for your private
office, Mr.. Stinjay. Where do you want
it,"
"Pace it so that some of the breeze will
go through the keyhole, into the next room.
[ like to make my clerks as comfortable as
| can. Washington Herald.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25

The general arbitration treaties between
the United States and Great Britain and
the United States and France were signed
Thursday in Washington for this govern.
ment and Great Britain and in Paris for
the French government and were sent by
President Taft with brief message to the
senate for ratification.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
A. F. Schwenk, Atty. for LlOen

returned home SATURDAY, a Ts
two weeks with Mr.. and
Howard. ..l,bOs,
Mrs. John Pike of ,lBa ratifsinni
few days with her d 4 ags iIrai'
Lila Pike, returning l'O" l,u,ta
Mrs. Frank Kendall .l ana III
of Worcester, Mass t N,sf nns
w. w. Kidder and otne'
ing Tuesday
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
A wosiAS'ssAa
The Aches and Pains wa +,
the Advice Of This Bars
zen n Followed

soi IN tollVWed
A woman 2. back h,, MI, i
pains.
Most times NJ, the gij,e, |
Baekachc is really Hl,.,s,
That 5 why nomS EiI,s \
il,
MANY Brat,l0saro Eoaa
Read what one Do. 10 81
Mrs. H. j. Allen C,,,Is i
boro, VI, SAYS. rofpo.,,.,
from dull norg.ag blstl...
in my kidney. Idii DO, ~ \
hio'h'nE' "N'H j arose III \
that | could hardly get r.-, \
housework Whenever / sss)
ed a sharp pain iarieit.as !
and | was unable 10 .,sI,,.
was also an annoyance i,m a.
secretions' ! finally p,9s |
Kidney Pills at Holden h.l
and the contents OF two b,I,
Of every symptom OF mgm..
For sale bv aII jeaIer. Fad
Foster,MilburH Coz BaaaI y,|
sole agents for the uHI,-l "a
Remember the asne-lr
take no other.
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BoNDvILLE.

Eyes examined. H. A. Pike, Graduate
Optometrist, will be in Bondville at tbe
hotel one day, Wednesday, Aug. 3O.-Ady
"a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
WEST WARDSBoRo.
Reunion of Descendants of Levi Fits

The descendants Of Levi Fits held a
reunion in this place from Friday to Mon
day Mrs Philura johnson, the only one
of his children living, was present with IA
Of his grandchildren The only other
grandchild. Arthur +. Hammond OF Min
neapois, Mimi, was prevented from being
present by sickness in his family. There
were also five grandchildren and
these with the various husbands and wives
made up the number to 80 One of the
cousins, Mrs Serecta Howard. of Chicago.
had not been east before for 33 years. The
days were spent in visiting familiar points
and the birthplaces of various members OF
the party and in renewing acquaintance
with old friends. many of whom called
while the evenings were enivened by the
singing of old familiar songs Sunday they
attended church in the old meeting house
where most of them went when they were
children. \ telegram OF greeting from the
party and postcard from each individual
was sent to the absent cousin. A picture
was taken of the II cousins grouped as
nearly as possible as they were in one taken
,}3 years ago, also one of the whole group
in front of the old Fits homestead. Those
present were Mrs Serecta Howard of Chi
cago, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hammond, Capt.
and Mrs. J. T. Johnson, Miss Eleanor
ooiisol anu Mis. r.. " Leonard OF Nof-
cester, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hubbard of Nor
wood, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Ham.
mond, Luther Hammond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Sullivan of Hartford. Conn, Judge
and Mrs. ]. H. Watson of Montpelier, Vt,
Sergeant +. A, johnson of Providence. R.
l., Mrs ID. G. Underwood of South Hing
ham, Mass. Mrs p. NJ. johnson, Mrs. A.
Nj, Fits, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fits and
son, Osmer, Miss Mary Fits, Miss Florence
Fits and Mrs. Cola Morse of Brattleboro.
The arrangements for the reunion were
in the hands of C. c. Fits and much of
the pleasure of the occasion was due to
the very able manner in which he carried
them out. The occasion was thoroughly
enjoyed by all and they hope to have an
other, reunion before many years have
passed
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25

Clement Jennison of New York is visit.
ing at c. H. Boyd's
Several from this place went to Newport.
X. l., on the excursion Thursday.
Charles Edwards and family of York
state visited at George Tudor's last week.
Fayette. Sprague and family aof North
Adams, Mass, are visiting at w. j. David
sons.
George Sawyer and family of Spring
held, Mass, are visiting with relatives
here.
>, Mrs, F. L. Adams and Hugh Adams of
10 are visiting at Mrs. Luana
Ray, Pike and Miss Jessie Pike of Full.
tonvllle, n T., visited at H. c. Smead's
over Sunday.
Miss Annie Person of New York has re-
= home after visiting her aunt, Mrs
E. A. Sellfors. - -
MIR; and Mrs. B. H. Melinrou and daugh.
ter, Roberta, of Townshend visited AT II.
II Forrester's over Sunday.
The Ladies Social circle held an ice
cream sale Saturday afternoon and evening
at the vestry which was well patronized,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-25
West RiUer TOWns
TOWNSHEND.
Reunion Of Seminary Glass of 1904,

The graduates of LELAND and GRAY
seminary in the class of 1904 held "a
reunion at the Townshend Inn Wednes'
day. The following graduates aud their
friends were present; Mr., aud Mrs;
John Adams, Miss Helen Adams and
Frank Smith Of Windhnm, Miss Jessie
johnson aud Miss Ethel johnson OF
New York city. Oren smith Of Cam.
bridgeport, Mrs. Mearle II. Willis Of
Jamaica, Miss Ethel Eddy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Palmer of Brattleboro,
The party spent the day renewing old
aeouaintnnccs aud revisting familiar
places. Dinner was served bN Land
lord Levi j. Strong,
The evening world., 1911-10-28
Basketball
Schedule Will Not Be
Ready for TWO Weeks

at the Hotel Astor. steps were taken TO amend
the rules ~ as to allow an appeal iiom the de-
ClsioIs OF regatta committees IN certain cases.
Heretofore such decisions have been considered
final. but II Is proposed TO modify the present
custom and grant a yacht owner the right 70 Lag
his case before the Executive Committee OF the
association.
As a result, Of Yesterdays victory for the Law
School OF Columbia University IN the iptefclass
seri's there "a a triple tie in the race. for the
g1lii7s medals The Juniors were the Victims OF
the Lawyers. The Law School team won BY tbs
score OF = to l.. The game was won by the Law
S,elool in The tith irnins on snecsss:ye hits by
sar,in'e ~ by Emerson, The Seniors. JUNIORS
and Law school will firht IT ont ncxt week for
the university championship.
The latest lawn tennis news from australia 70
that Rod Heath and A.. W. Dmnlon haze hen
elected " dffenA TIE DAVIS Gun with Norman
Brooks. against the American team. tn" srrapHe-
mont Of the ar'ipoi,a an team row IL that Bnok@s
and Heath will 'lav in the Singles and Brookss
and Dunlop WI play in the double.
o;ecrgs ". Gardner 81 Eoston. formerly iu,o--
collegiate lasn tennis ~chamnion, and who for three
s"s sols nl,V"l on FavRrd's lawn t'nris tom.
being is %esntain one year, Is as,,in tue Var,
the college tournament Just cndei he heat G.
=. Cutting ~ New York three sets in five In .
bitterly fought match.