The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-12

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hAfe a#en euieFiRiuinr Met Mars -
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Wa lssaiiit bad The mF,iertuae n
break veg on "wednesday AZ la.l
sesk ahile 81 aofk hayng foF Ram.
~ Marus asblas he stepped iulo q
uoedehncks halr
Irving Touvy q Mes Nork tiiy,
wto q spending his vacation ~ Lhsl
Dorset ~ his ald teme thrfe. mnde ibc
lueHNAl. otiice pisasan. sisi On We'd
nesday lsst
M. aud Mrs.. y i. Banesieei Il
Nos iotk Cts nre IN tosn ~ guests
al NJ Boue.ieel's sister. Mrs Il. a..
Perkins Mrs Boues,eei will remain
Ia ionu tor some lime.
lit u wilh pleasure that We see Miss
Sarah Orvis about iowu again. She
vas operated on for appendicitis hes
than three weeks since aud is 10 be-
seen oni driving alnosi any day
The annual fair Tot the benefit Of
81. Panl's church will be held IN the
church basement Il will begin Tues
day evening. August IL, and continue
until Friday evening, AUgnst 20
With the arrival Of Mrs D schnsc-
kr0ht X ana Miss Selnaekrnhrrg, q
I NeW Brighton. Staten Island. at The
Shatgnrk cottage tii- week. every
I available cottage 10 the village l. now
occupied.
Among the automobile arrivals al
the Equinox House this week were
I General Jocelyn. Mrs. Jocelyn and
Mrs. Edward Wells. Of Burlington,
I Vt. aud Mrs. George II. White, OF
Brooklyn.
The Misses Hoyt viii give another
evening 10 vaudeville an Saturday OF
this week at Music Hall. The pro
grainme will be AN entirely different
one from the one recently given with
such marked success.
While other sections have been
drying up this valley has been blessed
with occasional showers so that vege-
tation has not suffered TO any apprecI'
able extent and all crops are doing
finely.
"A son was born recently to Mr..
aud Mrs. Gratz Powers of Clarendon.
Mrs. Powers will be remembered as q
daughter of Sidney Stocdwell, former.
ly of Manchester. and is a great grand
sou Of the venerable Mrs. John A.
S,ockwell of this village.
The fishing season practically
closes this week and all who wish to
wet their lines again will have to be
busy from now on. Fishing has been
very good in this section all summer
aud there have been few times when
he who knows how could not bic him
self to some spot and get enough trout
TO make meal.
Many people have a lnissapprehen-
sion in regard to private mailing or
picture postal cards. To be mailed for
one cent with writing on them they
must not be much larger than ordinary
postal cards aud not folded. Larger or
folded cards will 90 for one cent If
there is no writing on them, otherwise
they should have two cents postage.
"A reception was given at Hildene
last week Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln. of Chicago, in
honor of Mrs. Benjamin Harden Helm,
Mrs. Walter Lewis. Miss Helm and
Mr.. Benjamin Harden Helm, Jr., of
Louisville, KY, who are guests at
Hildene. The Misses Hoyt of New
York, entertained with musical selec-
tions.
Several of the regular Ekwanok
golfers have been competing in the
eighth annual Vermont State cham.
tournament on the Mount
Anthony Country Club liks at Ben
nngton. The Ekwanok contingent in
cluded Paul Waterman and Edward
W. Clark, Sd, former champions.
The concert given on Friday night
last by Mrs. James Brooks, Mrs.
Schoonover and Miss Helena Raw, as
sisted by Mario Armellini, Nine. Louise
Armellini, Mrs. Geo, +. Lawrence and
Frank Lorenz, was one OF the finest
musical treats Of the season, and was
well attended by those who are lovers J
Of good music. 1t is rare that one finds !
three sisters. such as the three first
named, who possess such wonderful b
musical ability. b
The tenth annual open tournament
for the First Presidents cup. present
ed by the late Edward s. Isham, Of C
Chicago, and prizes by the Board Of !.
Governors will be played on the Elk Y
wanok links, beginning Wednesday,
August 18th. and lasting the rest of the 1
week. The array of prizes is a liberal v
me, no less than sixteen being offered. b
Chairman James l.. Taylor. of the e
Tournament Committee, is greatly
pleased with the entry list. which al. $
ready includes the names of Walter J. n
Travis and Frederick Herreshoff, both \
u whom have won LEG" on the tro- b
ply; John NJ. Ward, Oakland; II. II.
Wilder, Vesper; Edward w. Clark. 81,
w. T. West, Camden; I
c. w StucklIn, champion OF Dartmouth !,
College and also champion Of New !,
Frederick A. Martin. the
Manchester golfer, now Vermont State
Champion; +. IL. McAdoo. Ardsley; |.
D. A. Loring. ir,, Nassau; X. Stuart
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