The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-07-05

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The tournament for The Taoanse
Cop uill h. ihr nexs formal eampetl'
iion 10 .crupy The attention oi the
rulier, on ihr Elsanok links THIS
all he plsysd JRly 10Th, sah, and
2la.
rrsirrirk nerrcssog, a New
York City. Who i well known in
Metropolitan golfing elrvlss. IL al the
Equinos House for weeks stay. He
i praciicing daily 90 The course here
10 preparation for The National Cham.
p,onship.
The Manchester Union Band gave
lne concert IN front Of the Equinox
Hoasc last Friday evening. The boys
shoS great improvement over their
form last summer and are rounding
ON, IN fine shape.
The new United States Senator
from Kansas, jasi appointed by Gov.
Hoch, j. Judge A. " Benson Of otta.
va. Mr.. Benson Is known to mum
Der Of our citizens, having married
Miss Neltie Towsley. sister Of Nathan.
iel Towsley Of this place,
The school house. which is being
erected near the home Of Mrs. Julius
hin in Sunderland, Is rapidly nearing
completion and will be occupied in the
fall. The school will accommodate
the pupils from two districts.
Several from Manchester went 10
East Arlington Thursday 10 attend the
wedding OF Miss Lillian NJ. Grout,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cinui. and William Webb. The bride
was graduated from Burr aud Burton
Seminary in the class Of 1902.
The Hotel Barnum was opened for
business ON June 30. under the man
agement Of Grandpa" Barnum. This
I house Is for the accommodation OF the
large number Of chauifeurs, who are
here each season. The hotel Is located
on Main street and is next door 10 the
garage.
r. b. Jennings and A. o. Whipple
Of New York City, were among the
arrivals at the Equinox House this
week. They are touring New England
on two thoroughbred horses and are
very enthusiastic over this method of
seeing the Green Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G.. Young,
Miss c. A. Young and Clarence II.
4 Young, of Albany, are spending an
other season at the Equinox. This es-
teemable family have been coming
here for number of years and we
hope ere long to number them among
our permanent residents.
Miss Katherine Travers, of New
York City, who is the present holder
of the championship of the Woman's
Metropolitan Golf Association, is stop
ping at the Equinox House. She ex-
presses herself rs much pleased with
the Ekwanok course. With her are
Mrs. r. c. Travers and Miss Mary
Travers, of New York City.
AT least five members of the class
which graduated from Burr and Bur
ton Seminary last week will enter
college this fall. Rollin G. Warner of
Port Henry, N. Y, and Richard d.
Campbell of Dorset, will enter
Williams, Leo |. Grout of Arlington,
and Bernss b. Sheldon of Dorset, will
enter the University of Vermont, and
George h. Hemenway Of Manchester,
will go TO Middlebury.
Mrs. William b. Noble and family
of Glenside, Pa, are camping in
"Downer's Glen" Mrs. Noble is
sister of Mrs. Robert Orvis Of this
village, and former resident of Man
chester Center. Within few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Algeo, Miss Alice
Graves, sister of Mrs. Noble, and
several others will join the camping
party. Mr.. Noble will be at the camp
during August,
There is no residence in the village
where one meets so many of the sum
mer visitors and where they are so
charmingly entertained as at Mrs. j.
j, Gunther's Friday receptions.
Among those present last week may be
noted Mrs. Hugh O'Neil, of New York
City; Mrs. Albert Charles Hencken,
Of Greenwich. Conn; Mrs. Frank b.
Towne. of Holyoke; and Mrs. Hugh
Mcmillan, of Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. A. de Pierpont, Professor at
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, of
Troy, was in Manchester today trying
to start classes in French for the sum
mer. Prof. de Pierpont Intends to
come up here once week on Mondays
and take private pupils and classes so
10 have every hour of the day occupied
from the arrival Of the morning train
up to supper time. For terms and
particularswrlte to Prof. dc Pierpont,
| Troy, n. Y.
Golf has occupied Appointment pos.
ition in the weeks amusement. The
annual tournament for the Independ-
ence Cup began on Monday. There
we're thirty-four entries for the qualify
ing round Merrill X. Waters of New
York City led the the field in the medal
round, returned the low score Of 39--39
rs. He played fautless golf through
out the competition and handily won
the final match on Wednesday
by three up and two 10 play.
Among the other attractions on the
closing day Of the tournament was the
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