Closing of The Holly Inn Signals Off-Season End For Village
A village notes the imminent closing of The Holly Inn and the retreat of cottagers as winter looms. Guests listed include W M Brown Bangor J W Colesbury Philadelphia H W Ormsbee Brooklyn E H Mahony Boston T J Check East Orange and many others. Also reported is a Carthage meeting where Moore County Agricultural and Development Company votes to apply for a charter and discusses road bond issues and imminent road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
W.M. Brown
Bangor
J. W. Colesbury
Philadelphia
H. W. Ormsbee
Brooklyn
E. H. Mahony
Boston
T. J. Check
E. 5. Check
East Orange
A. M. Boyd
W. H. ‘Trabue
Elizabeth ‘Trabue
New York
M. E. Johnson
Pittsburg
W. F. Andrews
Cleveland
John M. Greer
Butler
F. A. Arnold
M. N. Fay
B.D. Plum
L. B. Plum
C. R. Barnes
Troy
8. D. Smith
Lewis Coleman Hall
Jillson
W. S. Keith
Watertown
Amy Lyman Phillips
Bethlehem
A. I. Creamer
Moore County Agricultural and Development Company
Carthage
The Cottagers Remain At The Magnolia
Among cottagers still lingering are Frederick Bruce and Miss Bruce from New York, G Lee Knight and Bradford Knight and family from Philadelphia, Leonard Tufts and family from Boston, A P Thompson and two children from Honesdale, George P Langdon from Southington, W M Cook and wife from Ilion, Horace F Size from Medford, James B Leach and maid from Brookline, S R Smith from Perrysville, H S Owen and Elsie Owen from New London, Woolfolk and Burks from Lynchburg, all still at The Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bruce
Miss Bruce
New York
G. Lee Knight
Bradford Knight
Philadelphia
Leonard Tufts
Boston
Mass
A. P. Thompson
Honesdale
George P. Langdon
Southington
Conn
W. M. Cook
Ilion
N. Y
Horace F. Size
Medford
James B. Leach
Brookline
8. R. Smith
Perrysville
Ark
H. S. Owen
Elsie Owen
New London
Village Employees Golf Championship Triumphs
The second annual village employees golf championship occupied the week with three eight-player divisions and consolation rounds. Frank Maples won the championship division defeating TH. B. Stillings two and one in the final. A. M. Swinnerton captured the second division from Percy Estus one up, and George R. Lee beat Ed. Ellis two and one in the third. Maples also led qualification with the best score, while J. R. Coleman took the second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maples
TH. B. Stillings
A. M. Swinnerton
Percy Estus
George R. Lee
Ed. Ellis
Maples
J. R. Coleman
Notable Guests Gather at The Lenox and Cedars
A list of visitors including Mr and Mrs H N Fenn of Meriden Mrs W H Humphrey of Wilmington Del Mrs Stella Spratt and Miss Helen Spratt of Jacksonville Mrs Carolina Pinkham of Portland Miss Frances Selee of Ridgewater Miss Florence Fletcher of Winchester Mrs C Brown of Dover the Misses Josselyn of Lawrence Mr F A McMaster of New York and Mr W W Fisher of Philadelphia are lingerers at The Lenox and Cedars The piece ends with a rustic exclaimed warning and playful verse from the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Fenn
Meriden
W. H. Humphrey
Wilmington
Del
Stella Spratt
Helen Spratt
Jacksonville
Carolina Pinkham
Portland
Frances Selee
Ridgewater
Florence Fletcher
Winchester
ST. C. Brown
Dover
Josselyn
Lawrence
F A. McMaster
New York
W. W. Fisher
Philadelphia
Lenox and Cedars
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Magzaolia
Pionship Golf Tourney
Mister Toppergrass
Mister Butterfly
dAtlanta Constitution
Pinehurst
W. C
A. N. Creamer
The
Harvard
Pinehurst, N. C
Pinehurst N.C
F. H. Abbott
Guilford-Benbow Hotel
Greensboro
North Carolina
Guilford Courthouse
Tlefield
Bretton
White Mountains
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington
Anderson & Price, Mgrs
Ormond
Fla
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