Guests and locals fill The Holly Inn as March nears
A long roster of visitors and residents gathers at The Holly Inn. Names include William W Arnett of Philadelphia and various couples from Toronto Bayside Brockton New Britain Montclair Baltimore and more. Golf plans and weekend visits recur as guests stay through March. A Pinehurst Chapel note recalls the Three Holy Children hymn linked to Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Arnett
Philadelphia
Geo. D. Forbes
Toronto
G. Walter Smith
Bayside
Wm. H. Johns
John Johns
George H. Barber
Helen
Barber
Derby
Annie S. Ellis
Charles F. Smith
New Britain
A. T. Simmonds
Chicago
Emma Findlay
Clarksburg
B. Sherman
New Bedford
Mabel Montross
New York
Thos. P. McGlynn
Montclair
J. KR. Mitchell
E. A. Johnston
Baltimore
MacCulloch
Edinborough
John C. Moore
Hackensack
B. Aborn
East Orange
J. M. D’arcy
Boston
H. Cook
BE. G. Chandlee
Gertrude Chandlee
Overbrook
William H. Stetwagon
Stetwagon
Merchantaville
N. J
Chariea HW. Dow
W. W. Peabody
Brooklyn
Harmon A. Harris
W. H. Adams
Richmond
Mr. Carroll , Montague
Col. Montague
E. J. Spaulding
Burlington
Pinehurst
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
MISS FOWNES THE WINNER
The page lists scores and placements for a girls tennis or similar event with contestants from multiple cities including Lima New York Chicago Uniontown and Passaic. Final line indicates a play-off result with Miss A E Mackay and Mrs G G Hammond noted before the winner determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Linneman
Lima
C. E. Renwick
New York
Edward Worth
Media
J. A. Swan
C. Purdy
J.P. Gardner
Chicago
L. E. Beall
Uniontown
B. M. Conley
Brooklyn
D. G. Mackay
Passaic
T. J. Check
A. E. Mackay
G. G. Hammond
Boston
First Division Golf Winners in Round One and Finals
Miss Fownes defeats West and Elkins wins over Linton in early rounds. Faith and Lin ton also win while Fownes secures a final victory over Elkins. In the First Division, Check defeats Renwick and St John Smith beats Worth to reach the final showdown. Third Division sees Beall top Swan after Beall’s earlier wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fownes
William West
W. J. Faith
A.C. Sumner
Louise Elking
Wiliam Weaver
I. Linton
Benj. Wolf
Miss Fownes
Mrs. Faith
Mise Elkins
Miss Linton
Miss Elkins
Ethel Check
J.s. Leibman
Clare Renwick
W.S. Benson
Henry St. John Smith
J. C. Linneman
Howard Worth
J. A. Maxwell
Miss Check
L. E. Beall
Catherine Purdy
J. P. Gardner
T. J. Check
J. A. Swan
G. D. Mackay
A. E. Mackay
Belle Conley
Parker Wins Outlook Golf Trophy in Medal Play Handicap
Master Parker with ten strokes won the boys medal play handicap trophy from The Outlook scoring ninety two net. Richard Tufts was second with ninety five and Fillemore Robeson tied for third at ninety eight along with Courtney Day and Donald Mackay. Other scores listed include Charlie Horton and Corydon Ashby, Stacy Robeson, Lincoln Cummings, and Gardner Hammond. A tournament for a trophy by Mr I S Robeson is scheduled today with more events to follow. Sunday evening's Carolina concert featured Seville overture and various classical pieces performed by E J Wiesner and others, ending with a hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parker
Outlook
Richard Tufts
Fillemore Robeson
Courtney Day
Donald Mackay
Charlie Horton
Corydon Ashby
Stacy Robeson
Lincoln Cummings
Gardner Hammond
Pinehurst obituary fragment in brief notice
A concise obituary item from The Carolina Pinehurst mentions an individual aged at death with limited readable details. The fragment provides no full name or date but confirms the locality and obituary context for Pinehurst.
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