Social notes from Berkshire and Holly Inn visits
Mrs. M. E. Perkins of Brockton and Mrs. M. S. Hinckley of Brockton are guests at the Berkshire. J. P. Dobson of Chicago is registered there. Mrs. W. G. Myers of Newton Center and Miss Edith Thacher of Portsmouth NH are staying at the Holly Inn. G. I. Forsyth of Boston is also at the Holly Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Dobson
Chicago
Berkshire
Mrs. W. G. Myers
Newton Center
Holly Inn
Edith Thacher
Portsmouth, N.hs
G. I. Forsyth
Boston
Prof Johnsons Non Appearance In Berkshire Social
A native notice in Berkshire notes Prof Johnson was due at 8 pm to give a short entertainment but did not appear. Mr B B Thing substituted, entertaining guests with sleight of hand for about 30 minutes and proposing games. The evening ended with dancing a Virginia Reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Hood
Storey and Stone Wed in Southern Pines nuptials
Thomas V. Storey and Lottie B. Stone, both of Fall River Massachusetts, were married last Tuesday afternoon at Southern Pines by Rev. Father F. P. Marion. Frank A. Panella served as groomsman and Mary Heizman of Reading Pennsylvania as bridesmaid. The couple will reside at the Palmetto in Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Storey
Lottie B.stone
Fall River
Mass
Southern Pines
F. P. Marion
Frank A. Panella
Mary Heizman
Reading, Pa
Palmetto
Pinehurst
Desperate Poor Family Helped by Local Pastor’s Wife
A pastor's wife visits a destitute family living barely above frost and darkness. A bearded man answers at night, with a coal oil stove still burning after 10. He explains they have no matches and would be unable to relight it if shut off, highlighting their dire circumstances.
Theatrical Companies Propose Benefit for Starving Millions
A New York Weekly line suggests raising funds by six or more theatrical groups offering a combined benefit show. Each company would contribute a ten dollar production for a total of one dollar and fifty cents per performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Plum colored silk debate in the Wunder household
Mrs Wunder complains the silk she bought appears green not plum the husband retorts it is plum colored but not ripened yet. The exchange reflects a domestic moment captured in the Baltimore American.
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Sentree
Nassau Street
New York City
Pinehurst, N. C
J. L. Pottle, Lessee and
Mgr
Highland House
Jefferson High Rate
J. N. Powell
Real Estate and Insurance
Southern Pines, N.C
Pine Grove
Pinehurst, N.C
Frank B. Pottle
Meenahga
U. E. Terwillicer
Ellenville, N. Y
Prof. Johnson
Southern Pines Sanitarium
Edwin Gladmon
M. D
N.C
LENOX
THE
J. Milton Robinson
Francis Batchelder & CO
Capitol Creameries
Vermont
Egg and Poultry Station
Fenton
Michigan
Blackstone ST
Marvard
Carolina Hotel
Harvard
W. W. Trickey
Jackson Falls House
Jackson
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