Notable Visitors And Guests At The Dartmouth And Local Hotels
Mr Johnson active in religious work and Miss Neawles among favorites with many friends. Visitors include Mr James Hall of Newark designer and illustrator. Miss Edith Hutchinson and Miss Grace Hutchinson of Burlington for the season. Mrs L Rodman Schultz and Miss Susette Schultz of Philadelphia stay extended. Dr A R Schaffer of Chicago and Miss A Greenwood of Marlboro stay extended. Mr James H Tinney of Jersey City here for shooting. Dr Lincoln F Sise of Medford guest of sister Mrs M A Crockett. Master Kenneth Bradbury of Pinehurst dined with Masters Ketcham. Guests expected soon include Miss Emily Cook of West Chester, Mr and Mrs William R Sanborn and Miss Sanborn of Strafford. Prof and Mrs M MeVicker of Richmond arrive for the season. MeVicker heads Union University. A Christmas tree at Lenox and Concord on Christmas Eve with gifts and jollity. W J Noonan of Boston Santa Claus. Late arrivals Miss Bates and Miss Edith Bates of South Weymouth for extended stay. At The Dartmouth, Mr and Mrs H R Staplin of Northampton are at the Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Emily $. Cook
West Chester
William R. Sanborn
Sanborn
Strafford, VI
Lenox and Concord
W.J. Noonan
Boston
Santa Claus
Notable Visitors At Beacon And Pine Grove House Season
Mr. B. Morgan Nisbet of Pittsburg joined his mother at the Beacon during the week. Mrs. Thomas Kelley and Miss E. I. Kelley of Brooklyn are at the Pine Grove House for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B. Morgan Nisbet
Pittsburg, Pa
The
Beacon
Pine Grove House
Thomas Kelley
E. I. Kelley
Brooklyn
Tea for Miss Tewksbury in Marlborough visit
Miss Edith Malcom Tewksbury of Lynn Massachusetts spends the winter at The Marlborough with her mother and hosts a tea for her sister Miss Louise Tewksbury of New York City. Attending guests include Miss McCarthy Miss Douglas Miss Sibley Miss Priest Miss Bradbury Miss Reynolds and Miss Wilbur. Miss Tewksbury makes only a short visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Malcom ‘Tewksbury
Lynn
Mass
Marlborough
Louise
New York City
Miss McCarthy
Miss Douglas
Miss Sibley
Miss Priest
Miss Bradbury
Miss Reynolds
Miss Wilbur
Miss Tewksbury
Kickers Handicap Opens Golf Season On Christmas Day
Col. Bogey was unfazed by scores while players relish the venue. A blind or kickers handicap event began the season with Donald J. Ross predicting nets between 85 and 95. Only two finished within the range. J. W. Fitzgerald of New York City won with 93 net, H. Eldridge second with 94 net. The prize was a pewter stein purchased from entrance fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Ross
J. W. Fitzgerald
New York City
H. Eldridge
The Scores and a Riddle of Names in New York
The fragment lists scores and names: Tommy Say, a pop, and Tommy Grace Church. It reads like a puzzle about who is the tallest girl in New York, with odd punctuation and quotation marks trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Pop
New York
Ommy
Grace Church
Berkshire inn advertises modern comforts and rates
The Berkshire offers running water from Pinehurst Springs, bath rooms, steam heat, open fires and electric lights. Guest rooms are comfortable and home-like, public rooms roomy and attractive. Manager F B Kimball also operates The Eagle Inn in Orwell Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Pinehurst Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Johnson
Miss Neawles
James Hall
Newark
N. J
Hall
the Outlook
Edith Hutchinson
Grace Hutchinson
Burlington, Vt
L. Rodman Schultz
Susette I. Schultz
Philadelphia
M. R. Weightman
A. R. Schaffer
Chicago
A. Greenwood
Marlboro, Mass
James H. Tinney
Jersey City, N.J
Lincoln F. Sise
Medford, Mass
M. A. Crockett
Kenneth Bradbury
Pinehurst
Ketcham
Magnolia
M. MeVicker
Richmond, Va
MeVicker
Union (Virginia) University
Miss Bates
Edith Bates
South Weymouth
Dartmouth
H. R. Staplin
Northhampton
Col
Bogey
Pinehurst, N. C
F. B. Kimball
Orwell, Vermont
Pinemarst, N
Carolina
Holly Inn
W. W. Trickey
Jackson Falls House
Jackson, N. H
Pinehurst Casino
the Cafe
New England
Frank H. Carpenter
Manacer
Alice M. Stacey
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