Society Vies With Horses at Chestnut Hill Show
Brookline society leaders hosted the seventh annual Chestnut Hill Club open-air horse show on a cold day with hundreds attending. Miss Esther Foss and Miss Helen Foss led wins among the Foss siblings and other prominent owners like Mrs. Thomas G. Plant and Mrs. Larz Anderson claimed multiple ribbons across harness, saddle, and jumper classes, while J. H. Coulter and Leader eclipsed rivals in harness tandem.
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Larz Anderson
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J. Sumner Draper
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Esther Foss
Firefly
Alice Thorndike
Blaze
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James Jackson
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Frank Briggs
B. C. Ware, Jr
Pepper
E. C. Ware, Jr
Harry L. Burrage
Hayden Channing
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Donovan
Reginald Gray
Sunshine
Susan J. Appleton
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Alice Sargent
Huerness
Robert E. Doyle
Ayrshire King
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Esmond
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Elizabeth F. Kelly
the Dude
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Theodora
Osborne Howe
Genevieve
Frank R. Briggs
Beaucaire
Eliot C. Clarke
C. C. Ware, Jr
George “Mumford
Rufus
Isabella Lee
M. Maurice Dimond
Lady Allen
Robert ¥. Davie
Prince of Ayre
Ee Foss
R. G. Tower
Dixie
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Lucy E. Cobb
Peacock
Lady Somerset
Bether Foss
Henry G. Vaughan
Babs
Stewart
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Chestnut Hill Horse Show
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Eleanor Sprague
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Sidney Webster Former Pierce secretary dies in Newport
Sidney Webster, authority on corporation and international law and private secretary to President Franklin Pierce, died in Newport Rhode Island after a brief illness. Born 1828 in Gilmanton New Hampshire he graduated Yale 1848 and Harvard Law 1850. He practiced law in Boston after 1857 and served as commissioner of the United States Court for the first ju
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Legal figure resigns to return to private practice in New York
In 1858 a judge of the circuit resigned after two years to resume private law practice in New York. He married Sarah Morrie Fish daughter of Hamilton Fish in 1860 in Kentucky and had one son.
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