Fox hunter recalls long seventy mile fox chase
A Pennsylvania fox hunter notes newspaper commentary on a sixty mile hunt while recounting a local feat of covering over seventy miles in a day. He describes riding fifteen miles to the haunts, fifteen miles back, twelve miles in the workout, and about thirty miles in a four hour chase, totaling not less than seventy two miles. He calls it one of the most remarkable runs on record and urges sharing the tale.
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Pennsylvania
Hunters on Double Trail in Little River Fox Chase
Hunters pursued a fox across gullies, bogs, and swamp to Little River where Reynard claimed the pot. The hounds failed to catch him with Master’s horn ending the two hour run. Huntsman Nat located the quarry at the finish after a steady chase beginning similarly to prior hunts.
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Little River
Reynard
Nat
Soprano Mrs Satterthwaite Delights Carolina Sunday Concert
Mrs Satterthwaite sang a notable solo program at the regular Sunday evening concert at The Carolina. The program included Persian March, TAUSE overture The Beautiful Galathea, Selections from Hansel and Gretel, Parla Sole Mio, and excerpts from Lucia di Lammermoor.
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Mrs. Satterthwaite
Pinecone seeks student stories and verse for next issue
The Pinecone editors invite all children to contribute stories or verse on any subject. Submissions should be sent promptly to Miss Wither Tufts at the Mystic, Miss Eleanor Abbe at the Berkshire, Miss Winnifred Rogers at the General Office, or to Mr Jillson of The Outlook.
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Pinecone
Wither ‘Tufts
Mystic
Eleanor Abbe
Berkshire
Winnifred Rogers
Jillson
THE
Outlook
Village Club Bazar Promises Busy Sale Day
The Village Club Bazar committee reports busy preparations for the annual event to be held Thursday afternoon and evening, March 2. A wealth of useful articles will fill the sale tables, with elaborate decorations and many surprises planned.
Four-Ball Match Sees Travis and Fownes Win 2 Up
Walter J. Travis and Henry C. Fownes edged George H. Crocker and Tom McNamara 2 and 1 in a Wednesday four-ball, carding 72 to 76 as the winning scorelines.
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Walter J. Travis
Henry C. Fownes
George H. Crocker
Tom” McNamara
Visitors from Pinebluff Attend Trap Shooting Grounds
Visitors from Pinebluff and Lexington, including Henry B. Moore and E. G. Preston, with George C. Moore of Lowell and Dr. John Warren Achorn of Boston, were interested visitors at the trap shooting grounds on Monday as they winter in Pinebluff.
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Henry B. Moore
E. G. Preston
Lexington
George C. Moore
Lowell
John Warren Achorn
Boston
Pinebluff
Guests of Redfield hosted wakefield and Chicago sisters
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler L. Redfield at their bungalow include Mr. and Mrs. John A. Haskell of Wakefield and their infant daughter, and Mrs. A. E. Atherton of Chicago. Mrs. Haskell and Mrs. Atherton are sisters of Mrs. Redfield.
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John A. Haskell
Wakefield
A. E. Atherton
Chicago
Tyler L. Redfield
Haskell
Mrs. Atherton
Redfield
Heen Golf Ties With Irving S Robeson In One Week
Heen Golf Play Irving S. Robeson opened the week with a 73, six under his best. Walter J. Travis posted a 70 best recent score while Henry C. Fownes carded 74 and 76 in a single day. L D Pierce notably chased the ninth hole, running down from the green.
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Irving S. Robeson
Walter J. Travis
Henry C. Fownes
L. D. Pierce
Advertised Letters Remain Uncalled At Post Office
A list of uncalled letters as of February 1 includes Cowans Aver Tilway Mias May DiNungio Mrs B C Namm Mrs Hewes Mrs Wm Underhill Mra Marla Ingram Francis Cavineas Harrison MacMullen Charlotte Carr E J Woller Mra J L Green Perdie Mason Lula Williams George McNeal Miss Flora Hardin J A McEnery Mrs Joseph McQueen David Mason Miss Cozy Soudant Carl N B asks callers to say advertised when requesting any of these letters.
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Cowans
Aver Tilway
Mias
May DiNungio
B.C
Namm
Hewes
Wm. Underhill
Mra
Marla
Ingram
Francis
Cavineas
Harrison MacMullen
Charlotte Carr
E. J. Woller
J. L. Green
Perdie Mason
Lula
Williams
George
McNeal
Flora Hardin
Silver Foils Golf Tourney Opens Next Week
The Silver Foils launch their first golf tournament with two medal play handicap rounds announced for the coming week. The trophy is contributed by Mrs. Herbert L. Jillson.
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Herbert L. Jillson
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Y-Mele Fox
Fox Hunter
Pinecon
Bazar
Mr. and
Mrs. Redfield
Heen
MR. W. L. Hurd
Winchester
Pinehart
Kirkwood
Camden
Carolina Best
Krumbholz
Woodward Broadway
55Th Street
New York
T. D. Green
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