Spirit and Interest at Friday Equestrian Tournament
A large crowd attended Friday’s equestrian lance and ring tournament showcasing improved course safety with permanent posts and overhead rings. Winners included Miss Marie Sinclair of Boston and Mr. W C Crabtree of Roanoke, with detailed times and handicaps listed for both men and women. The event, run by a dedicated committee led by N S Hard and Mrs Leonard Tufts, awarded candlesticks and scarfpins as prizes, while Sousa and other judges presided.
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Marie Sinclair
Boston
Elizabeth Farrelly
Morristown
W. C. Crabtree
Roanoke
F. R. Bassford
New York
Leonard Tufts
Ethel Brooks
Manchester
N. I
N.S. Ilurd
Pittsburg
E. B. Cole
Wenham
Mass
C. ‘S. Crocker, Jr
Fitchburg
W. P. Mundy
Buckley and Herndon
N.S. Hard
John Philip Sousa
G. N. McMillan
George Summer Hill
New Location for Dickinson Colored School
After fire destroyed the Dickinson Colored Schoolhouse and teacher’s cottage in spring 1906, rebuilding began with help from friends. The new school rises on the hill near the graded road to the Dairy, near the Railroad Station. Funds may be given via the General Office. the building will host Sunday religious services and the September 1908 term is hoped. Updates will appear in THE OUTLOOK next November.
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Dickinson Colored School
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