Ye Olde Folke Concert Shines In Village Hall
A large advance sale filled Village Hall for an old folks concert. The Holly Inn Orchestra under Mr Trev Sharp led an varied program with stocks of period costumes, hymns, duets and a one act farce That Rascal Pat. Performers included Mrs Smith Miss Lichfield Miss Lewis Mr Rogers Master Robinson and many others. next show is My Turn Next with tickets at twenty five and thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rogers
Country
Lenox
Lindsey
Ellis
Palmetto
Barber
Marlborough
Richardson
Hersey
Berkshire
Warden
Vale
Holly [Nn Orchestra
Trev. Sharp
Public Whist Party Delights Village at Hall Event
Last Wednesday evening the Village Hall hosted a progressive whist party described as one of the season’s most enjoyable social events. Villagers were invited and gave a very general response, creating a lively community gathering.
Whist Party Delights Guests With Fine Decor And Prizes
The invitation pleased the committee as the front of the stage held ferns and plants, tables were well arranged, and electric lamps lit the hall. Nineteen tables hosted play through the evening with prizes for men and women. Refreshments of ham tongue chicken shrimp sandwiches macaroons cake and lemonade were served by four young men in French cook attire. The organizing committee Mesdames Stowe Cormerais Smith and Barber are praised for a grand success and future whist parties are planned biweekly in the season.
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Mesdames Stowe
Cormerais
Smith
Barber
Pinehurst bogey tournament at Pinehurst Golf Links
Eighteen entries contested the bogey tournament last Saturday with Mrs. EB A Manice taking first prize 3 up. Merrill Waters and C S Byington tied for second 2 up with Waters winning the nine hole playoff 2 up. Scores: Mrs. Manice 3 up Waters 2 up Byington 2 up others varied from even to 11 down. Best holies score by Mrs. K A Manice total 102. Next tournament 18 holes medal play start Saturday at 10. Entries close 6 tonight with ground-rule addition for drops behind second hole trap with no penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Manice
Messrs. C
Byington
Merrill Waters
Mr. Waters
Mr. Byington
BE. A. Munice
M. Waters
Mr. Manice
Prescott
Mra. K. A. Manice
Pinehurst
Please Keep in the Paths
A note urges villagers to stay on defined paths to protect lawns and landscaping at Pinehurst. It warns that crossing planted areas has caused vegetation damage and unsightly tracks, urging residents to follow designated walkways to preserve the landscape features and overall appearance.
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Pinehurst
Village urged to protect grass plots and planted spaces
The excerpt appeals to residents to cooperate in preserving the village’s natural resources. It notes soil makes turf hard to grow and easily damaged once established, urging people to refrain from walking on grass plots to maintain beauty and harmony.
Services Last Sunday in Village Church
Regular Christian union services were well attended last Sunday morning with Rev. C. M. Emery delivering an interesting sermon. Miss Esther B. Smith sang two pleasing solos. The Sunday school met at 12 o clock with rising attendance. The Bible class was led by Mr. Marnie. Episcopal services followed at 3 15 led by Rev. Mr. Gregory. rain kept numbers down. Evening prayer and praise drew a large village crowd led by Rev. Mr. Dickinson.
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Christian Union
C. M. Emery
Esther B. Smith
Marnie
Mr. Gregory
Mr. Dickinson
Sunday Evening Concert at the Holly Inn
The regular concert in the Holly Inn music room drew a large audience with a refined program. Highlights include March Erom The Singing Girl Herbert Overture Des Marionettes Gurlif Afterwards Mullen Two Old Songs Love's Old Sweet Song Nocturne Il Trovatore Garonne and Musette D Albert May Cook Sharp Serenade Mandolinati Lange Romanza Op 6 Rentsch Cello Solo Parantella Popper Alfred Sommer Polonaise Presidential Sousa Hymn God be with you audience Molloy Verdt The most successful merchants are liberal advertisers.
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Erom
Herbert
Gurllf
Mullen
Popper
Alfred Sommer
Sousa
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Selecthona Holly Inn Orchestra
Spoffyth
Ingalls Kimball
Ye Olde Folke
Holly Ine
Faree—“Thiut Rascal
Pat
J. H. Glover
Pat McNaguerty
A.D
St. Clair
Tackett
C. E, Kennedy Charles Livingstone
Charles Baxter
Laura
Pat Tackett
Esther B, Smith
Nancy
Tom Barber
Maine
John Rangers
Lucinda Spinwoods
Rosilla Abigail Hodge
Josephine Jane Green
Priscilla Jane Higgins
Caluity Maria Jordan
Rachael Redeces
Sharpe
Mary Jane
Traddler
Jerusha Matilda Spriggins
Father Kemp
Jedediah Hopkins
Jonathin ‘Thompson
Agurinl Hodges
Jotham Lane
Carrhdges
Public Whist Party
Nassau St
New York
Holly Inn
Molloy
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