Quail Abundant Near Village as Prime Hunting Season Opens
At Pinehurst Preserves the season is described as prime with many birds visible and many guests enjoying excellent sport near the village and at other preserves. Notable visitors include E. S. Twing and W. de F. Haynes of New York who hunted twelve hours, starting fifteen coveys and bagging thirty three quail. A Norfolk-like hunt saw four coveys yield ten birds. Local residents Milton Jordan and Mrs Jordan train setters in the Harvard area while William B. Gage and J. Lynde Briggs from Saratoga report afternoon hunts. D. A. McDonald from Pittsburg plans to join soon for extended shooting.
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Pinehurst
E. 8
S'Wining
W. de F. Haynes
New York
Hey
Jackson Springs
Baxter
L'Wining
Mr. Haynes
I'wining
Milton Jordan
Peekskill
N. Y
Harvard
William B. Gage
J. Lynde Briggs
Saratoga
C. J. Wassing
Wigon
D. A. McDeonald
Pittsburg
Harvard Weekly Card Party Highlights Whist Victory
Thirty club members and guests attended the Harvard weekly card party as progressive whist replaced the usual envire event. Prizes were awarded to both women and men with high scores. refreshments followed. Notable participants included Mrs. H R Graves, Mrs J A Sherrard, Miss Kate G Rea, Mr. Herbert L Jillson, and Mr. H R Stuplin, among others.
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Harvard
Abbott
F. Therese Wiley
Mannhester
N. H
H. R. Graves
Northampton
Mass
J. A. Sherrard
Kate G. Rea
Danville
Herbert L. Jillson
Worcester
H. R. Stuplin
Brenton ‘Tomkins
Short Hills
N. J
Brenton Humkins
A. I. Creamer
O. UH. Blackman
Blackman
L. B. Nottingham
P. S. Conover
Mary A. McCormick
George IL. Sanderson
Florence Bradbury
Priest
Fosdick
Mary ©. Hunt
Milton Jordan
Henry H. Fox
F. W. Bradbury
C. M. Brett
A. G. Warren
Dickinson Colored School Expands With New Building Additions
The Dickinson Colored School enters winter strengthened by a new building expansion and a larger enrollment. Principal R L Taylor begins his third year as 115 pupils attend day and evening classes, with about 25 older students in instruction, totaling over 140 influenced. A visiting day and Christmas-program plans hint at village outreach and possible events in the Village Hall. Tomorrow evening The Holly Inn orchestra presents a concert directed by Rev Sharp, featuring classic selections and audience singing.
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Dickinson Colored School
R. L. Taylor
Holly Inn Orchestra
Rev. Sharp
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Dolive
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S. S. Pierce CO
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Bizet
Labitzky
Romanze
God
Tomer
Dolly
The
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Washington, D.C
Connecticut Ave
Washington
Wilk
White House
State
War, Savy
Treasury Departments
Corcoran Art Gillery
the Uplands
Bethlehem, N. H
White Mountains
F. H. Abbott
N. C
Foe Pinehurst
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