The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22

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= ASssbsr vel fsspsmbred Madame Vsmel
huseif. sls wild q Asrpa Barr. Al iris
peetias Mia Thorpe, q gsesi a Mrs. Car.
!. vsr, also read frem The Fat Of TIE Land
IS Ga Augxn ls.h. The elEt me; With Mr..
sGnat, sra muth a. ayea Mrs, fieys's read. |
i ifg fretn the tame bosk. Thrurgh 40 acc.
es1i The asti meeting, which vas 10 have
htcr ~ sr@rtioa1ily tf5syahis ere. with 1
. s,eftepsieAs Fsess wka unsroiassly Given
%. The Esrt meciisg WAS bed with hrs
stQseea o. ~apt ssh. MIA Jtasie hiwiey
: read the elose Il The pss 81 the Land"
AID MRS Bgtnham csnlieutd KIT ibeth
o NJ Rugsn the latest book BY ihe Countess
: Won usaicm. Al The rers mseiisg, With
: Mrs. Hoyt 90 The IL, kf. BzrEhar read
assln from "EiElhtth N Eegcnr ard ibis
vas followed bF stns dsilshtfu, sorst ard
recitation BY the Misses Hoyt. The ls,
mrsllrg Of tie season wa held with Miss
W. D nkwier on SPIT. Is. Mn Fowhr
e0nilnusd the ebeeff IL adventures Of "Ellza
beth and Miss Cierhorn read the chapter
on "IIanp'oD Court from book on Rot.
al Pslseet nj, well attended meeting clos
; I'd particularly pleasant sesscn for the
members o. the Ciub. h
0off NOTES
The annual September TOURNAMENT for
the Equinox and otyls cups, presented by
Edward q. 0rvis, closed saturday and YEAS
a successful h.lipg elImtx % a very tue
eeitful season. The entry lst numbered
over sixty ard litr,four o. there returned y
cards. The medal round was cut down .
from 30 holes to Is holes ON account q
bard rsia which fell early In the morning.
The test gross score prIz, In the qualifying
round was won by Naseen hallouf with a b
card Of ~ Three ,irteens quslh d for
match play. The beaten eight Of the first ),
| division continued In match play for The
0fyis cur. Paul Waterman. Eoglewood.
won the EqIicox cup He beat Edward =
NJ. Daley, St. Andrews, 10 the 1nsl match y
by up. The osyls cup went TO L,wretcel
c. Daley, 81. Andrews, who defeated di
Charles Leske. Ekwsnok, 10 the A lsl con. ID
test, by up and to play. George b. Hsr- ~
DeCoursey was runrer up. The third ak B
teen trophy went 10 +. II. Cauty, with Il
Frank Clark runner up. Adverse l., White ell
won the gross fcoIe prizs 10 the open
handicap Saturday with a card OF 81
Charles II. Leske won the net score prize q,
with a card OF 81 8 rs.
The tournament season on the Inks end
ed last week. The course, however, will o'
remain open until NGvembe lst. Til, Is
the best time Of the year for golf and many wa
expect to stsy here well into october.
George W. Burton OF La Crosse, Wiz, ins
won the Colmsn cup In that city last week. CHI
This WAS the chief trophy and the second
time Mr.. Burton has won It. He beat A. ,,e
NJ. Tourtellotte in the hnsl match by ! up N,
In 20 holes.
MANCHESTER CENTRE. nh
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bennett have been ret
spending few weeks at Queen City Park,
Burlington. lon
u. II. whiIple, who has been cor fined no,
to the house for some time by illness, has oh,
resumed bis work at the bank. During his
absence George W. Bond filled his place T. I,
very scceptsbly. ~.
The annual Bstterklll Valley Fair be. in
gan here Tuesday. The day was occupied
,bie1y with the entering ofstock and other
exhibits. The poultry is unusually large :
hi, rear sra .ouo choice snec,c,.,. n, mill
poultry are entered. DR.. Phelps Of Glen =
Falls, N. Y, exhibits about 800 birds. OF
some Of these are imported stock and have Buc
lever been shown 10 this country. Among -
he other exhibitors are Earl Wilson and ed :
{. W. PhIlo Of Salem, N. Y. thei
WEDNESDAY. man
Q 90 a. m. Exhibition Of farm and trained
attic. tord
Q 30 Exhibition Of brood mares and colts. and
900 Exhibition Of Matched and Single Sen,
rivers.
0 80 Colt Race, years old and under. 49,.
90 p. m. $50 Race, Trotters ard PAGERS. 80
80 Road Cart Race. TIT.
THURSDAY.
90 a. m. $50 Race, Trotters and PAGERS.
30 225 Glass Race, Trotters and PAGERS. 80
so Exhibition Of Stations. ~.
80 p. m. 2 35 Glars Race, Trotters and D4'
acers. -
, 90 Free.for.Al Race, Trottsrs and :
acers.
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oi ga N'"'f - " D'Nsfsf 'NN'i mors
enedlct, BedelIa; W Burgess, Flora st. :. !.
1pp..e.s u,a,aa 4. -, TN. Mrs.
81 y -. -. waa.,.,. -. and
ettowee Stock Farm, Eight Bells; o
slcome, Chime Bells; Y Page, Blue -
bbon; II L Burgess. Brown Rose; J Lut- visit
n, Morris; D II Weed, Bertha II VIM. y
Kelley, Jack RI d ID Hurd, Jim II for
ark, ksmIta. The entries fer the 2.50 TO ,e,
.ss are II Z Burgess, Mildred z B Rob- !,
w. huS"S chest,
~, Hazel aud Bell St. Clair. Fer the -
Is class, II Burgess, Mildred, Mettowee :,
ock Farm, Eight Bells. b II Weed, Der.
sH;F Wigwsrd, RUBY; J Patten,
-. p.n,ia- Iahr uer,r n sne,ce, Gray
h.,co n Cl.rs. ksml,s. In the as -R
,,BB weed. b r,ha II; VIM J Rieley, Y, h
Ok II ID d Hurd, Jim G.; J paiten, Nor. sunds
/; Y squrcs, Green Mountain Aristos H
ir,d 4 Amer, Almont c X sherman, 81. while
yuo; @ o Kelley, Winors II CLARK, Ks- not in
IA. IL the Ffee-Po;-All, II = Burgess, sit up
wiles; Y c Hayward, Raby; J Pat M
/, The Lid Bentley, John Henry; @ week
wner, De.qals Geo Session., Recs Dir |. Mi,
/; c Spencer, .Tobnco. VIM J Kelley, smith
X R;D ID Hufd, Jim c. M.nei