Four Ball Foursomes Tin Whistle Event Winners
The handicap foursome match play event featured fourball pairs chosen by players. Forty four members participated with W. C. Lester and L. M. Sherwood paired at 23 handicap, winning first by nine up. John G. Nicholson and W. I. Eyer were 11 up, Rt. M. Hamilton and L. D. Pierce were 3 and 5 up, tying for second. the Nicholson/Eyer team won the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC
Lester
L. M. Sherwood
John G. Nicholson
W. T. Eyer
R. M. Hamilton
Pierce
Becker
Robeson
M.D. Fink
R. Mackenzie
H.W. Priest
Creamer
J. P. Gardner E
Parmelee
H. K. McHarg
W.E. Truesdell
J. R. Coleman
W. Brown
I.C. B. Dana
W.L. Baldwin
J.B. Ladd
G. H. Oldring
G. F. Brown
Moonlight Ride and Bonfire Supper in Pinehurst
A moonlight ride and bonfire supper near Pinehurst recounts chaperoned guests from Boston Washington Worcester Uniontown Philadelphia Newburyport and more with dancing songs and a monster campfire at Ferguson's grove. A Pinehurst Outlook letter dated February 12 1909 extols late stayers and the town’s autumnal beauty Honeysuckle hedges magnolias dogwood and scented flora define the village charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Tafts
Lucy Richards
Boston
Allan Lord
Washington
Justus Kendall
Worcester
Priscilla Beall
Uniontown
Harriet Horton
Williamsport
5. House of Troy
Ruby Sewall
Kansas City
J. Cushing Todd
Newburyport
Edward Beall
Joseph Upton
Philadelphia
J. W. Hurd
Pinehurst
Guests dine at The Holly Inn with notable Cambridge guests
Mr. Berwin of Cambridge and guests from Beaumont Boston and Rochester attended a Saturday dinner at The Holly Inn. The Magnolia hosted the second weekly card party with eight tables and five hundred points played. Prize winners included Mrs. G. H. Oldring, Mrs. W. F. McCarthy, Miss Amy Moore and Mr. F. B. Pottle. Refreshments followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Berwin
Cambridge
Mass
Holly Inn
Messrs
Sam” Parks
Beaumont
Texas
C. L. Becker
Boston
Leslie D. Pierce
Rochester
the Magnolia
G. H. Oldring
W. F. McCarthy
Amy Moore
F. B. Pottle
Hobkirk Inn Opens With Noted Hospitality in Camden
The Hobkirk Inn in Camden South Carolina opened in 1882 under its present management. It offers thorough attentive service, fine cookery and sunny rooms with open fires. Seasonal amusements include riding, driving, polo, golf and dances at the country club. Rooms with bath and private sitting rooms range from 21 to 35 dollars per week. Five cottages provide additional lodging with open fires and various heat options. People with pulmonary disease are asked not to apply. Proprietor F W Eldredge.
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du Pont Brands
Dupont Tae
Schultze
E. C
En Hazard
Kentucky
DU Pont
E. IL. DU Pont DE Nemours Powder Company
Wilmington, del
F. du Pont Co
Magnolia Springs
Florida
D. Seavey
The
Pinehurst Outlook
Pinehurst, N. C
Mr. Berwin
Magnolia
the Hobkirk Inn
Camden
South Carolina
the Hobkirk Cottages
F. W. Eldredge
Marlin Fire Arms Co
New Haven
Cona
Belgrade
Belgrade Lakes
Maine
Chas. A. Hill & Son
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