Prominent Guests Fill The Inn For Season In Town
A long list of visitors from across the Northeast and Midwest fills The Inn this season. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martin of Grand Rapids, Mich.. Mr. Harry Weis of Selinsgrove, Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baker and D. Strachan of New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pryor Williamson of Wilkes-Barre. and many others from Detroit to Portland. Several plan stays through spring or for several weeks, with golf and dinners noted as highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Martin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry Weis
Selinsgrove
H.W. Baker
D. Strachan
New York
J. Pryor Williamson
Wilkey Barre
T. Edward Wilder
Harris Wilder
Chicago
John F. Nichol
Somerset
Abbie Brown
Wheeling
W. Va
BE. H. Silliman
Detroit
W.E. Keily
C. E. Martin
George W. Walsh
Edith Houseman
Jeanne Pushee
West Newton
Lawrence
Mayo, Jr
C. ‘Il’. Dunham
J. G. Nicholson
New Bedford
Charles Sayles
Brooklyn
Progressive Bridge
Tolman and Yamaguchi Visit Athol Guests
Dr and Mrs Leon C Tolman of Athol Mass will remain for several weeks as Mr T Yamaguchi of New York arrives for an extended sojourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. A.mccneally
Portland
A. L. Bowker
Cambridge
H.E. McDonough
Boston
H. B. Fowler
K. C. Pearson
Newburyport
Mass
K. F. Dunham
Weat Newton
Johs
H. F. Locke
A.J. Locke
Richard Webber
New York
A.S. Bowser
J.3. Clayfoot
Kittanning
Leon C. Tolman
Athol, Mass
T. Yamaguchi
Wright wins first Country Club sterling cup tennis final
A E Wright of Cooperstown defeats J C Parrish Jr of Shinnecock Hills 6 1, 6 0 to capture the season opening men's singles tourney. Parrish Jr beats Harman Jr, Travis defeats Hager, Wright defeats Hurd, Whiting over Barr, with semis Parrish and Wright reaching the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Cup
A. E. Wright
Cooperstown
J. C. Parrish, Jr
Shinnecock Hills
C. Parrish, Jr
C. W Harman, Jr
Pelham Manor
A. C. Travis
New York
Robert Hager, Jr
A. BE. Wright
N. Y
J. W. Hurd
Pittsburg
W. K. Whiting
New Haven
Paul Barr
Parrish
Travis
Wright
Whiting
Roque St. Worcester plans revival with tournaments
W C Gompt of Hartford at The Berkshire seeks roque enthusiasts to organize a series of matches. Courts are being readied, new equipment including arches balls mallets and rubber borders has been ordered, signaling roque may become a popular local attraction for players and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Gompt
Hartford
Berkshire
Treat for Art Lovers at The Carolina Exhibitions
The Carolina hosted two art exhibitions attracting attention. Professor E H Ostahaus displayed many dog pictures in oil and water color, while Henry Plymton Spaulding presented about forty water color landscapes covering a wide range of subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
E. H. Ostahaus
Henry Plymton Spaulding
Trap shooting sweepstakes set for weekly Mondays
A series of trap shooting sweepstakes are scheduled for Monday afternoons at three o'clock and will run weekly through the season. Participants must report at the traps to enter, with promising events anticipated each week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holly Inn
C. W. Harman
New Rochelle
W. Hetherington
Rochester
Hetherington
A.G. Butler
M. H. Wilson
Middletown
Richmond
W. ©. Goodwin
Fitchburg
James D. Mason
EB. Bartlett Hayward
Baltimore
C.M. Miller
Misa F. P. Miller
Wallingford
R. R.perkins
HH. M. Noe
Magnolia
J. H. Knight
Pauline Knight
Madison, Wis
Knight
Rachel W. Hallowell
Meadowbrook
Harrison Lovering
Cliftondale
Maas
William Jenkins
Whitestone
L. I
Lenox and Cedars
A. E. Wrg
J. C. Parrish
Mr. W. C. Gompt
the Carolina
H. W. Priest
The
Pinehurst Springs
Pinehurst, N. C
F. C. Abbe
Manacer
Pinehurst
Columbia
Saxony
Germantown
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington
Erson & Price, Manag
Florida
Alcazar
St. Augustine
Ormond Beach
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