Residents and visitors gather for spring time in Jersey City
A parade of guests and returning travelers fills local social columns. Mr and Mrs George Tennant of Jersey City return for March while Mr and Mrs Norton of Brooklyn plan a long sojourn. Norwich and Philadelphia figures visit. Recurrent names include Smith Rog ers Dickinson Martin Hallock Wood Gimbel Tingue Lyman Paisley Vail Fenley and others from Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Poughkeepsie Wilmington and Vernon as March welcomes seasonal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Tennant
Jersey City
C. F. Norton
Brooklyn
James L. Smith
C. E. Rogers
Norwich
Theodore Dickinson
Nour
William Vanter
Chicago
George W. Martin
J. H. Hallock
Henry H. Wood
Louise R. Wood
Baid
H. L. Balch
Ellis A. Gimbel
Philadelphia
W. J. Tingue,Jr
New York
M.E. Lyman
Visitors linger at The Holly Inn amid a stream of guests
A flood of guests from multiple cities spend varying lengths at The Holly Inn Brockton area locals and travelers included Mr and Mrs W T Stall Mrs T D Stall and Master Richard Stall from Brockton Mrs Carrie Toelle from New York and many others with return visits and extended stays as spring nears.
Local guests extend stay at Berkhare and nearby towns
The Berkhare hosts include Mr and Mrs J M Baker of White City who will stay through spring. Philadelphia’s J Franklin Meehan is finishing a brief visit. Pottsville’s A W Seltzer and Annie L Seltzer return for the season with Miss G Cook and John Cook of Brookline visiting recently. Jamaica’s B A Hendrickson, Carrie Everitt and George L Hendrickson are also in town for the season. New Haven’s Robert B Wyant plans a long sojourn while J R Towle of Chicago rejoins the golfers and E S Montgomery of Pittsburgh and family are welcomed back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Stall
T. D. Stall
Richard G. Stall
Brockton
C. P. Marshall
Newton
Carrie Toelle
New York
Messie
J.C. Perry
John J. Perry
Rockland
T. F. Baxter
Boston
C. P. Wilson
H.C. Gibson
Buffalo
Myra Bradwell Helmer
Chicago
John van Sickle
Auburn
George B. Rich
A.V. Niven
Binghampton
F. B
Munson
John C. Walker
G. Warfield Simpson
Marlow
John W. Brawner
Washington
G. M. Griswold
Hartford
Wells Campbell
New Haven
W. H. Race
Meriden
J. J. Fitzgerald
Nellie A. Upson
Lillian C. Wheeler
Bridgeport
J.M. Baker
White City
J. Franklin Meehan
Philadelphia
A. W. Seltzer
Mise Annie L. Seltzer
Pottsville
G. Cook
John Cook
Brookline
A. Hendrickson
Carrie Everitt
George L. Hendrickson
Jamaica
Robert B. Wyant
J. R. Towle
E. 8. Montgomery
Pittsburgh
Visitors Listed From Many Cities on Extended Stay
Delighted by initial impressions, a guest list includes Walter M. Jones of New York and eight Joneses from Roskville, along with Helen Jones. Arthur Kendricks of Newton joins W. L. Ames, H. H. Longstreet of Matawana visits for weeks, plus Montreal’s H. L. Putnam returns for a second season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Jones
New York
J. Jones
W.J. Jones
Helen Jones
Roskville
Arthur Kendricks
Newton
W. L, Ames
H. H. Longstreet
Matawana
H. L. Putnam
Montreal
Thomas F. Cook
Brookline
Francis J. Burrage
West Newton
L.F. Hincks
Carolina A. Rogers
Misa Rogers
Old Town
F. Christiana
Newburg
J. C. Neff
Philadelphia
March to Be Banner for Spring Golf Events
March opens a season filled with golf tennis and shooting contests. The Fifth Annual Spring golf tournament runs April 4 to 9 under the Pinehurst system with many entrants. The United States North and South amateur championship takes March 25 to April 6 featuring multiple events. Trap shooting medals crown weekly events, March 18 to 23 brings the Revolver Association pistol championship, and March 11 to 16 hosts the Country Club tennis gold medal championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
United States
United States Revolver Association
Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
George A. Mills
H. BE. Mabbett
Plmouth
Waterhouse
Mrs. Waterhouse
Pring
Berkahire
Raleigh
Raleigh, N. C
Howell Cobb
Reed & Barton Co
Fifth Ave
32Nd St
Maiden Lane
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Pinebluff, N. C
the ,Missis Little
Kirkwood
Camden
South Carolina
Edmund Krumbholitz
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