Alabama Child Labor Bill Shapes to Tighten Factory Rules
Friday February 20 1903 reports a favorable committee result on a Alabama bill restricting child labor in factories. It bans under twelve except for specific dependents or orphans, sets hours limits by age, and imposes penalties. The piece notes similar bills in North and South Carolina. It also asserts education as a business and investment for society and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Committee On Immigration and Labor
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alibama
Pleasant Afternoons Tea At Berkshire Golf Club House
Pleasant Saturday afternoon tea at the Golf Club House was a large affair due to fine weather and tournament interest. Mrs A L Goodrich of Boston poured, Mrs A Tl Leavitt of Wollaston assisted, with Mrs Mabel R Eaton of Boston and Miss Fairbanks of Annapolis serving. The observatory room has been transformed with palms, potted plants, new furniture, and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Berkshire
A. L. Goodrich
Boston
A. ‘Tl’, Leavitt
Wollaston
Mass
Mabel R. Eaton
Coming Week Events At Village Hall And Local Venues
A schedule lists religious services, concerts, and social events for the upcoming week. Activities include union, song, and Episcopal services at Village Hall, concerts at The Carolina, card parties at The Berkshire and The Holly Inn, school concert at Village Hall, trap shooting, dances at The Holly Son and The Casino, a golf tournament, and a cake walk. Notable names include Mrs Emma Cox of New York City, Mrs I Ashley Dent of New York City, Miss Bertha D Stone of Mohawk NY, Mr F M Hamiston of Candor NY, with organizers Mrs G W Murdock Cold Spring NY, Mrs Ida B Moore Union City PA, Mrs Wm R Sanborn Strafford VT, and Mrs W Kickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cox
New York City
I’. Ashley Dent
Bertha D. Stone
Mohawk
N. Y
F. M. Hamiston
Candor, N
G. W. Murdock
Cold Spring
Ida B. Moore
Union City
Wm. R. Sanborn
Strafford
W. W. 'Kickey
Merry Masquerade Dance at Village Lull draws large crowd
The masquerade ball at the Village Lull Thursday night drew about one hundred couples. The Dutch room and the Hearts game at Holly Inn sparked popularity. A Monday card party added prizes won by named attendees from Warren Pa Erie Pa Newtonville Mass Boston and Washington Pa. The Carolina and Holly Inn orchestras merged for music as costumes ranged from absurd to artistic with dancing continuing to one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
Hw, Crary
Warren
J. A. Whittemore
Erie
Carl Gildersleeve
W. H. Keith
Watertown
Mass
W. F. Lunt
Newtonville
C. $8. Caldwell
Washington
Walter A. Berg
Boston
Carolina Orchestra
T He
Carolina
Whist at The Casino Winners Named
Mr. C. F. Ree of Elmira won first prize at The Casino weekly whist party. Mrs. K. G. Rea of Danville took the womens trophy. Consolations went to Mrs. J. W. Robinson of New York City and Mr. James Mitchell of Bangor. Hostesses were Mrs. F. C. Carpenter Miss Roe and Miss White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ree
Elmira
N. Y
K. G. Rea
Danville
J. W. Robinson
New York City
James Mitchell
Bangor
F.C. Carpenter
Miss Roe
Miss White
Whist Winners Named at The Berkshire Party
The Berkshire hosted a whist event on Tuesday evening with Miss Alexander and Miss Rae winning the women’s side and Mr. F. I. Brown and Mr. J. Nicholson taking the men’s prizes. The affair was organized by the matrons of the week, Mrs. E. G. Robinson and Mrs. W. C. Cormerais, assisted by Miss Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Alexander
Rae
F. I. Brown
J. Nicholson
E. G. Robinson
W. C. Cormerais
Litchfield
First winter euchre party at The Harvard ends with winners
The Harvard hosted a progressive euchre event during the week as part of a six table winter series. Winners were announced for the card party, with top teams earning prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Unusual handicap medal play opens golf week
Tomorrow features an unusual handicap medal play event open to men and women who have not finished eighteen holes under one hundred. A trophy from Mr Frank Presbrey of New York City is on display at The Carolina. Next Saturday offers a men's open handicap medal play and a unique tournament allowing only two clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Presbrey
New York City
Carolina
H. W. Priest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst Juttook
Pinehurst
Moore County
James W. Tufts
Leonard Tufts, Herbert L. Jillson
Leonard Torts
N. C
Secondlass
St. Augustine’s School
Village Hall
the Berkshire
the Carolina
Holly Son
The
the Casino
Euchre
Strik
Large Company
Holly Lun
Reynolds
Summit
N.J
Florence Bradbury
Providence
K. I
Gibson
Lover's Lane
Ethel Check
East Orange
Livingston Mather
Cleveland, C
A. S. Malcolm
New Haven
Burrows McNeil
BE. B. Lockwood
Jamaica
L. L
EB. G. Slayes
Canandaigua
N. Q. Curtis Davis
EE. Bb. Post
W. ‘St. Jenney
Medford
A. G. Warren
Mr. Malcolm
Mr. Warren
Malcolm
Lucy K. Priest
Miss Bradbury
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