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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

]. c. Ferris to NJ Stonebrook
and WI, pit Sc %, North Shades 500
L. \. Davis and WI TO J. Dick
,ens, n = OF ne 4, Washington $500
J. NJ. Secord and WI to c. F.
Herring, lots 6-7, Case add,
Alma ................... 500
NJ Willitts to A. Grenlund, pit
sw of sw 33. Elba .......... 1866
P. A. Shift and WI to B. Ty-
roller, lots 6, 7, s, 9, 10, blk SIS,
St. Louis observation-disclosures. 1
]. H. Smith and WI to c. H.
Miller. ne OF sw 2s...... 34oO
F. n. Hills and WI to c. Whit
man and WI, pit ne of pit Sc
NV %, Elba. ............... $500
c. Spencer to F. M. Boyles, lot
4, by 6, Smith add, St. Louis. 100
c. Spencer to C. Allen, lot 3, blk
6. Smith add, St Louis ...... 100
A Kellogg to w. K. Kellogg,
pit ne of NV 21.............. 1000
O. ~ Fairbanks to r. c. Kerr
and WI NV and NV OF ne >,
Elba and ne 35, Hamilton. 1857
O. p. Campbell ct al to S.
Maurer, pit lot IS, blk Is,
Ithaca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
L. F. Creaser to ]. B. Edwards,
sw of sw %, Pine River ...... 1000
J. Shaver and WI to w H. Sha-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30

The item given below, taken from
Wednesdays Grand Rapids Press will
be of interest " Alma people inasmuch
as the Dr. French referred to is the
presiding elder of this district and
Merrill Stuctey is we'll known Superior
street grocer. 1.-TWO hundred delegates
from various portions of the Lansing
district arc in attendance at the annual
meeting of the district Epworth league
here. The program was opened with
an address by Dr. w. p. French yester-
day afternoon. Last evening banquet
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
ver. pt nv n and Sc OF w II,

YER pit NV IA and sc OF sw IL,
Emerson observation-disclosures. 10000
NJ. Hatch to {. Hatch, pit sw of
sc %. mner.............. COO
J. NJ. Wells to NJ. Hatch, sw OF
sc -, Sumner. ............. Csc
X. v Otto to J. B. Reseguie pit
sc of sw Z, Fulton. $50
A. Davis to J. A. Wiki, pit sc IL
Pine River ................. $3.50
J a WIKI to A. Davis, y OF
ne is, Pine River. $3.50
J. Allen and wi to w. B. Strong,
lot 81, r. Pr. Alma ......... 100
B. Wineland and wi to J. b.
Wineland, II Z Of Sc &c,
North Shade ................ 1000
\. Robinson and WI to W.
King, pit NY 81. Hamilton.... $500
w @ Watson and WI to J. +.
Raulus, NV of NV; pit NV %;
pit sc OF ne and pit ne OF sc 30,
Wheeler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
] Cox and WI to Mich Sug. CO.
pit = of NV a. Bannister.. 500
f. II Stow and VT to L. Huson,
pit lot 3, blk 4, Ithaca 1850
J II. Kinney ct al to d. b. Hall
and wi, n y OF sc 10, Lafay-
cite Observation-Disclosures. 300
c. Hatch and wi to H. l. Lay
cock, lot and pit lot s, II. <
:. add, Alma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

c. A. Hedrick and wi to II. H.
Soule, ne and pit ne of Sc 30,
G.. +. Duncan and WI to J.
Arcadia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Grover. pit ne of sw 3, Alma. 5000
T. Stewart and wi to S. l..
Smith, pit sc %, Elba 1919. $3.50
J. Matensek and WI to p. d.
Lofts, = of sw 35. Elba 49,. $500
NJ. H. Church TO r. G.. Maloney,
pit lot IL, blk II, Ithaca 49,. 100
+. V. Dean to +. Kellogg. e Z
of Sc 10 and sw 90, Newark. 5000
G.. II. Woodin and WI to l. w.
Let's. lot 4. blk 9. Bannister. 325
c. A. Hedrick and WI to f. H.
Doane ct al, pit = of Sc Z,
Arcadia Observation-Disclosures. $500
II. II. Soule to c. a. Hedrick,
pit sc Z. Arcadia ........... 300
]. II Martin ct al to p. and J
A. LaRue, pit sw OF sc Is,
North Star ................ SIS
/. Brocieus TO +. +. and c. w.
Goodspeed, pit = of sw a.
Arcadia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
FIR. MULVEY'S new CAR

Rev. Pr. John Mulvey has new car
which is a beauty. The machine is an
Overland four cylinder, twenty horse
power roadster of the torpedo type.
1t was purchased through the agents for
this vicinity, Hawkins Brothers of
Elsie. The agent for the firm
brought the car up from Elsie the first
OF the week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
NEXT Monday the voters of this dis


trict decide by their ballots who for
the next six years shall serve as Judge
of this judicial district The Repub-
lican candidate, Hon. Kelly s. Searle,
has for six years filled that position in
manner which should receive the
appreciation OF our citizens generally.
Some considerable criticism has, been
heard relative to Judge Searle taking
what some consider a too active po-
stion in certain matters OF public in
terest The Record believes that be-
cause a man holds a public position,
or in other words is public servant,
that he or she, whoever they may be,
or whatsoever position they may hold.
should not by reason of holding such
position be deprived Of their individ-
nal right OF American citizenship A
man who has stamina and indepen-
dence sufficient TO express his views
on matters of public moment should
be commended rather than condemned.
In the exercise Of his duties as
Judge OF this judicial circuit. Judge
Searle's decisions have been uniform
~ just and in accordance with the
law governing the case, a statement
amply substantiated when it is known
that his decisions in nearly every
case, when appealed to the supreme
court, have been sustained by that
tribunal X. s. Searle is a Republi-
can, man of unapproachable char
acter and entitled to the vote Of
every Republican in Gratiot and Gin
ton counties The Record predicts
his election by large majority.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30

was enjoyed. Among other speakers
were DIR. Samuel Oickie of Albion, Lois
s. Lee of Ovid and Merrill Stuckey of
Alma"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30

WANTED ROOMERS- Furnished
rooms to rent. Inquire OF Mrs. Thomas
Smith, 502 Park ave. second house west
of Catholic church. 1671tf
FOR SALE-40 acre farm with good
buildings or will exchange for house and
lot in Alma. Steven Reed, Farwell.
Mich. 1915
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30

Alonzo Phillips, clerk of Pine River
township, has rendered his resignation
and at a meeting OF the township
board. held Tuesday the 21st, Leo II.
Wood was appointed to fill the UNI
expired portion of his term. Mr.
Wood is son of Cage Wood and will
make good as township clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30

Supervisory Fred Bradford
Clerk-Bepj f. Kline
Treasurer-Wm. Hubbard
Com. of Roads-Hal Bancroft
Highway Com. Sylvester Peek
Overseer-E Emanuel M. Day
Justice OF the Peace-Ollie Garfield
K. M. Day
Jesse Fink ~ -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
SUBSCRIPTION. sl.oo PER YEAR

The RECORD is entered at the postofhce in
Alma for transmission through the mails as sec
aud class matter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-30
ARCADIA PEOPLES TICKET

The ticket of the Peoples party of
rcaha township is:
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
TROUBLE IN HYPHENs' CAMP.
Charlestown Directors Resigned After
Wednesdays Game.

The Springfield Charlestown Baseball as
ISOLATION has been having its troubles TINS
week, and a meeting of the TWIN state
league directors will be held Sunday to con-
slider the situation. 1t is not probable that
the team will drop out of the league, the
chances being that the organization VIII be
continued by Springfield alone The trou,
bic is primarily due to the fact that there
have been too many managers at the head
of the clubs affairs. In other words, no
one man has been given the authority nee
essary to manage team successfully. Inc
resultant friction made itself felt at Wed.
nesday's game between the Hyphens ana
Bellows Falls, when because Captain
Grow saw fit to bench Hale the Charles
town contingent began to root Tor the VS.
ting team and were able to demorallze
their own players. According to specta-
tor. Hale was benched because he dellber'
atelv hunted with one out and the bases
full thereby retiring the side. However
that NAV be, all the Charlestown directors
resigned Wednesday evening and the at
fairs of the club have been left with Spring
field To the credit of the latter town 1t
should be said that the fans there are max.
ing heroic efforts to raise enough money
to keep the team together Tor the balance
of the season, and IT is believed that the
other associations in the league Will give
them sufficient help to make this possible,
The up-river team is conceded to be the
equal of any in the league despite the show
ing it has made thus far, and II 1t Is right
" recognized should prove a trouble
maker for its opponents throughout the
remaining weeks of the schedule.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
BEST PITCHING YET.
Jackson's Performance Tuesday Shut
Keene Out 2 to 0.

By the best pitching performance thus
far recorded in the annals of the Twin
State league Jackson shut out the keene
team on the Island grounds Tuesday after
noon, Brattleboro winning by a score OF ,
to 0. Only two hits were made off the
husky hurler and only three men saw
first base In the first, second, third fifth,
eighth and ninth innings only three men
came to bat. The only clean hit made by
Keene during the combat was a single by
Donovan in the seventh, the other being
slow roller down the third base line
which Qualters beat to the bag. Jackson, s
speed increased as the contest continued,
and his control was splendid. He seemed
to be able to put the ball Just where he
wanted, and pleased the fans immensely
by twice striking out Capt Tom Leonard
of the visiting team.
Warner was on the mound for keene,
and while he was hit freely the safe ones
were pretty we'll scattered. In the first
inning Edgar led off with a slashing double
TO left center and went to third on a bunt
which Kelley beat to first. The former,
however, was nailed on an attempt to go
home and Koran and Murray retired the
side. Brattleboro's first run came IN the
third when Jackson singled went to second
on Ensign's sacrifice and scored on Edgar. :
second two-bagger. The other run came IN
the sixth. Kelley drawing a pass, advanc-
ing when Murray was hit and coming nj
across the plate on McLeods single The
only error of the game was made by Nee
han. but the local shortstop made, up FOR
this misplay by getting a single and a two
Dagger although he was caught IN trying y, 70
stretching ehe latter into three bases. Ihe
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
|,I,.eyly Wretched
40. p,ostration Long Endured
prov ,e remedy was Found.

BelVV,,V'r Remlnger. Upper Bern.
MS AZ oror several years ] had
Ell,so hon, and was utterly
ffoas y ! lived on bread and beef
yltIleu' nv stomach would not re-
beClgySsIr elsa. took many rem
10 az W." attained no relief until 1
~, M slrsaparllla, when ] began
ok iVVS once. Am now cured"
gilh ~. - blood makes good, strong
Pure. ~. III mis- Is why Hoods Sarsa-
kres ,args I'M purilles and enriches the
|t.!a' ., w@ So many nervous diseases.
oi SU. t5lly IN usual liquid form or
G., i y tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
Twin State League Standing.
Baseball Notes.

Bellows Falls certainly has the Indian
sign on keene.
There were five cases of "Safe in the
hands of-Edgar" at the Keene game We'd
nesday.
pb;i;n Carney. the South Manchester,
Conn lad who has been playing lett held
80, tbo islanders. was released Saturday
night.
Brattleboro sustained the first postponed
game of the season last Friday, ram pre-
Venting the scheduled encounter with the
Hyphens.
Local fans who think that the Islanders
are not a hitting bunch should comPare
tbeir averages with those of that wonder
full Keene team.
Question by Keene: How can you brat
t1eboro neonie get together so good a team
and still keep under ;aao tn Tba taiaa all i''
The Bloomer Girls nine defeated a Local 9
aggregation in Bellows Falls last SATURDAY,
passing through this town snat eselidln nss
on their way to Jersey City Tor SUNDAY
contest. -, :,
The Islanders will play game with t nn
local Independents this afternoon az COY,
Jimmy Clune and Blake are slated TO 90
Foley will handle the indicator.
VERY likely 'Dick" LeRay will take ex-
ceptions to the statement that IL Is p3ss, n
III CO.. team to get two triples and tour
singles in one inning and YET not scoie
RIM Int it is true nevertheless.
Tho misunderstanding which caused Con-
roy to go to bat out OF turn IN the s fa,,lt
at Keene Wednesday was solely the laull
az az tha official scorer, who had the proper
batt;np order but failed to notify the vlsi-
tors IN,
Keene here again next Tuesday, The
o,,;oS now stands 4 to 3 against us with the
Chances in favor of its being even. Apple
tnn Is the only pitcher that the islanders
have not "found' and the reason Is that
thew have not been up against MN.
Hurley who formerly patrolled the
Kaano onter garden, is now playing SECOND G,
hose for Bellows Falls. Bearse ana sat
t tsrv we're we given trial at second by the
iotfor foam in it's game at keene last Sat-
, ,nder hut neither seemed to fill the bill.
Nc McT orpblin of Turner'S Falls, who : was "a,
. Mgh ~ stnila Carney's place in left field,
a LAW make a particularly brilliant show
~ in Tuesday and Wednesdays games,
,.as released yesterday morning, MS
a Lac will be taken by man who VIII help
PnnSt the islanders batting. Particulars
later. ~ :, AZ a.
opi;l on The local grounds tomorrow,
tf faeunonn while on Tuesday keene VIII
come com, To Brattleboro again: On Inuls4 !dS
fHe local ca team goes to sprpgfed and the he
fashioned rl1e game with the Hyphens WILL VIII pc pc
ppIayed here Friday, the Islanders gong 10
Keene. Saturday Aug. L.
Local fans are trying to arrange gntggrd iOr "a
Fellows Falls, when the keene o team fea mas
its sixth game with the Vernon mo Cor red the
Seventy will be required to- to Pay fSe io round
train T each at aS Of The he team
TIP I tha ane who want to go-Keene Sentinel
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

.225, Deyin .2l4, Warner .2l3, Minis 'lo4'
Conroy OF.
People who think that running a base
hall team in town the size of Bennington
is an easy thing should look at the hgurres
relating to receipts and expenditures Tor
the past three games. The attendance Tor
the three DAYS was as follows: Wednesday
100. Saturday 542, Sunday 324, total ,O2S.
This Welded revenue of S251. The VS.
ting teams were paid as follows: Wednes..
day S65. Saturday S95, Sunday 500, total
5000. This shows a net loss of So on the
three games. The expense of running the
team per week including salaries OF players,
umpires, printing, etc, is about SoOU.-
Bennington Banner.
According to a Lowell, Mass, despatch
to the Boston American, Bennett, the Ply
mouth high school boy, is to be given a
trial by the Lowell club of the New Eng
land league. Since leaving the Twin
State league Bennett has been pitching for
Pawtucket of the Inter City league ana
has made an excellent strikeout record.
The despatch says that Bennett had
chance to go to Brockton but preferred the
Lowell offer However, if the story In its
entirety is no nearer the truth than the
part winch says that Bennett left the
Twin State league because it disbanded,
not much reliance can be placed upon it.
A play in the ninth inning of the game
with Brattleboro July 26, when Leonard
and Mccarthy Of the Keene team were
both at second base at one time has con-
fused good many of the fans, who thought
that Leonard, instead Of Mccarthy, should h1
have been called out by Umpire Foley
Mccarthy hit to short, Leonard attempt
ing to steal third on the play. He saw he
could not make it and went back towards as
second, motioning Mccarthy to come to
second, also, so that if he (Leoonard) could
not make it, Mccarthy could: Leonard
succeeded BY good work in getting back ext, to
towards first, being touched out. Leonard
had perfect right to go back to second,
even though Mccarthy had reached ca Zee tn there e.
third or was touched out, and could be
McCarthy's only after Leonard had reach
ed third or been put out. Leonard was as, not Ct
forced off second, as the only thing, which
could have forced him, with liability OF
being put out, was another hit.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
KEENE DowNED AGAIN.
Islanders Won Free Hitting Game oy
Score of to 4.

M, nome at Keene Wednesday was not
~ lie the one of the day betore-eN-
az Nv HAT we won it and by SO DONG
eepS scat for ourselves beside keene on
n l $50 a. seat Of the Twin State band
wagon, ,nv Free hitting charaeterizea 'Ie
0o,tsiost If which the score was 70 =,
o oud Minis and Conroy were frequently Ia
t tn The latter, however, settlea ao W.,
after three runs had been made IN ' 10
Sftb and in the last four innings oniy -
Keone men came to bat. Inc game va
Witnessed by a big crowd wmch il, na ord
y stable delegation from BrattlepoiJ' a, nu
The roofing was the most strenuous - ''
game this season. :, tho third in
Rrattleboro got its start IN tne 'l Toprov
ming after two men were r aIm n come
hay I'M i; pe tnrn and Mclaughlin popping TO
n ~ nov At this point MINIS NJ f EnSs
DON TS dn one after the other, the former
anu p on Keleys single and the lat1ei
rqmpll,s he next man up, also made a nlti
murray K eIlev. but the side was ret T
scpl,,iIu oran was caught at the plate. WIZ WIZ
Wneli , rru were captured in the tlfth " ien
lnole down Edgar hit safely, advances or
% InJ sacrifice and scored on hor%l,
ne' The latter coming IN on Mua I'D
bar 9 hit double to right. Inc kisit seventh.
man ma.u on on bases in the slxVh, on,ect for
e lieh al and ninth but couldn't CONNECT -
mT Reen p got one run in the s fnrS " and
Leonard drew pass, stoie double. In the
hens q gaa MSos sfsed f tRe trouble
hfta pii non Av from the. bat OF , m,s
mufilng a PWVp cCarthy then singled, ana no was
namesake. NJ an an infeld hit by Dono-
van Qual ltzc sln eut, Fish singled and
Warm Warner o S5pTan who ' came in on Koran $
scored IN first. The score
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

Thomas Dowd, manager of the New Bed
ford New England league team, was de-
posed bv the directors association Mon
day. Tt was also reported that Pitcher
Rushelman of the New Bedford club and
Outfielder McCrone had been sold to the
Boston Americans for price SAID to pc
around $1,000. The players will join the
Boston team at the end of the season.
A fast baseball team has been organized
at Pine Grove Springs and it is not improb-
able that games with some of the Twin
State league teams will be played the COM
ing month Raymond Hill of Athol, cap
tain at Gushing academy, is first baseman
and manager; Wright of Wesleyan uni
yersity plays short, Currier of Gushing
academy third, and Doten of Volkman
school catcher.
regular meeting of the Curbstone
Council will be held on Crosby block steps
tomorrow evening at 6.45. Judge Daley
viii preside and there will be discussion
Of the question. Resolved, That old age
does not excuse a player from making an
error" The affirmative side will be cham.
nioned by ''Dick" Leray, while Sandy
Daniels will uphold the merits of the mega
five contention. AT the close of the debate
a collection will be taken for the benefit OF
Hank Shea.
Saws the Bennington Banner: when
the schedule was arranged this year it
was made up with the. intention of dis
banding the team the last week in Aug
ust and giving baseball rest until mt n9ls
nercbance the winning team of the Twin
State league across the mountains should
wish to arrange series for the purpose OF
definitely determining just how far it is
outclassed in knowledge of and ability to
play the national game"
With Is games played and the season al
most half over the Keene team OF o the
Donovan is high man with .246, although
he has made but two hits in the last eight
games. Fish, the little catcher, is next
with .245, having hit in all but four games
Mccarthy, the youngster in center garden
is third with .242, having missed hitting nj lI
in lust three games. The average Of the
men now with the team are as follows
Donovan Don .246, Fish .245, Mccarthy ;242
Oualters .2S7, Leonard .290, APPLETON
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
Baseball Nelvs.
coNRoY IN FORM.
HIS Pitching and Stick Work Helped
Locals Defeat Hyphens q too

The ISLANDERS had little trouble in giving
the Hyphens a sound trouncing at Spring,
he!d last Saturday afternoon, the score
being to 2 Conroy was in the box for
the Brattleboro. aggregation and held the
Springfield. Charlestown swatsmths To six
scattered hits In addition to his clever
box work he shone at bat, getting three
singles, and scoring two runs NlcGowan
started IN to do the twirling for The
Hyphens but he was lacking in control and
retired after the visitors had scored two
runs IN the fifth, y. Daley, a new man,
taking his place. The latter was found by
,',ot h IN the last two innings, four
runs being gathered in those sessions. The
score.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
Keene Beaten in the 18th.

Keene lost its fourth game to Bellows
Falls at keene Saturday in an exciting
12-nning game, the final score being 1 to
] The visitors scored in the second ana
keene got one in the sixth, neither SIDE
tallying again until two errors and three
hits gave Bellows Falls three runs in the
h Q
b. F., 01O0OO00000 3-4 10 I
keene, 900 001 o 000 O-1 ; .
Batteries; Cronin and Thompson; Apple
ton and Fish
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

Two,base hits, Hale, Horau Carney;
stolen bases, Grow, Henderson, Kelley,
by MCGOWAN s, by f. Daley ,. by Con,
roy l struck out, by MCGOWAN ., by f.
Daley T. by Conroy ); double plays, +.
Daley to Williams; hit by pitched ball.
Henderson and Kelley: passed balls, Hen.
derson ?; umpire, Foley; time, hours.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

Total bases, Brottleboro IL, keene 8
Sacrifice hit, Fish, Stolen base, Leonard
Hits, off Minis II, off W Conroy Z Two
base hits, Ensign, Murray, Mccarthy
First base on balls. off W. Conroy, Leon
ard off Minis, Kelley 2 Left on bases
Brattleboro o. Keene s. Struck out, by
w. Conroy j. Conroy, Warner Minis >;
by Minis, Edgar, Koran, Mcleod, Waehteil
Ensign, Kelley. Batters hit, Ensign, Ed
Foley. "W Conroy out, not batting in or
dor
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
Legal Notices.
STATE OF CATHERINE E. SULLIVAN.

OHniiL 0F VERMONT.
r Dnntttct Of Marlboro, S.
Marlboro ''ie tropate Court Tor 'he DiS'i''' "
sss AZ persons interested in the estate of Cath
Nt \. deceased, GREETING:
ana ~ Probate Court holden at Brattleboro with
|lsl =. ~ sad District on the 21st day OF July;
|sj strument purporting to be the last WIZ
atIsiS'ament Of Catherine E. Sullivan, late OF
sSts e y IN said District deceased, was pre-
All y the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
|d 5r,nIss ordered by said Court that the 9th DAY
HrstisSsstI 1911, at the Probate Office in sala
nert be assigned for proving said instru,
pes,,a nu that notice thereof be given te an
ssS, T., concerned, by publishing this order three
excessively in the Brattleboro Reformer;
Nsrsspt circulating in that vicinity. in SAID
lBFSBt PPETeyious to the time appointed.
paf bafo.tr okh. you are hereby notified TO ap-
nd ~ AID Court, at the time and place afore
iye c,u a contest the probate of said will II you
DsSrtaa. Under ,I My Hand at Brattleboro in said
Ag 'h's 2lst day of July, 1911.
A. +. SCHWENk, judge
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
Hyphens Badly Walloped.

The Hyphens were badly walloped by
Bellows Falls at Springfield Wednesday
the final score being IL to Z. The home
team led until the fourth inning Score by
innings:
Bellows Falls. 10043 o22 3-17 Is
Springheld.C, 0200002 L . IL
Batteries, Brignolia and Thompson; vii
liams. MCGOWAN and Henderson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
0 0 / 0 0 1 0 0 x-2
m 90 O 0 90

Two.base hits, Edgar 2, Meehaen;; struck
out, by Jackson BY warner ,iteber M Jn1T W
double play, Appleton to Leonard; sacrlrc
I I;ts En p,m1, Conroy. Umpire, Foley,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04
Brattleboro's Batting Averages.

Following are the batting averages
of the Brattleboro team fol, IL games
incIndino that az Keene Wednesday: