Benson to bring big menagerie to Pinehurst by express
John T. Benson prepares to move his animal and bird collection from Boston to Pinehurst next Monday on two Adams express cars. The menagerie, fresh from the Boston Sportsmen's show, will be set up at the Menagerie building and open by January 15. Benson, famed for breeding wild animals at Norumbega Park, explains the camels were kept to ensure daily care and presence near the ships of the desert, a habit cited as key to his success.
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Rainer John T. Benson
Boston
Pinehurst
Benson
Jerald
John
New England
Mr. Benson
Norumbega
Saddle Picnic at Thagard's for Miss Mary Dutton
A saddle picnic at Thagard's offers a pleasant outing for Miss Mary Dutton of Boston. The event centers on a social gathering with equestrian activities and friendly guests, highlighting Miss Dutton as the guest of honor.
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Thagard's
Thagard’s
Mary
Dutton
Boston
Allan Lard Cracks Out Season Golf Record
Allan Lard of the Columbia Golf Club shot around seventy four in a friendly match with Manager Creamer on Tuesday afternoon. The round and day were pleasant with a picnic party leaving the village at ten and returning late in the afternoon. Participants included Mrs Leonard Tufts, Mrs Allan Lard, Mrs Horwell, Miss Ransom, Mr E H Betts and Mr W E Mallery and son.
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Allan Lard
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
Lard
Creamer
Leonard Tufts
Horwell
Miss Ransom
E. H. Betts
W. E. Mallery and Son
Many Big Bags of Quail Noticed in Busy Week
A busy week for sportsmen yields large quail bags with records set by Leonard Tufts of Boston and John M. Ward of Brooklyn. Ward brings dog Rock and pup Beau. Moses Stern of New York boasts covey counts and owns dogs Duke and Meg. Providence visitor Hl. A. Waldron arrives with Norwell Primrose, a top field bitch. Pigeons, woodcock, and eagle-pack rabbit hunts add to the season’s activity.
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Leonard Tufts
Boston
John M. Ward
Brooklyn
Mr. Ward
Beau
Moses Stern
New York
Duke
Meg
Hl. A. Waldron
Providence
R. I
Norwell Primrose
Pinehurst
Progressive Euchre at The Inn Hosts Many Players
Mrs W Hetherington of Rochester organized a lively euchre evening at The Inn with thirty two players. Winners included Miss Hanscom and Miss France of New York, Mrs B F Dutton of Medford, and Miss O'Brien of Pittsburg sharing dainty prizes. consolation prizes awarded to Mrs Harriet Coit of New London and Mrs Fred J Bailey of Chicago.
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W. Hetherington
Rochester
N. Y
the Inn
Hanscom
France
New York
B. F. Dutton
Medford
O'Brien
Pittsburg
Harriet Coit
New London
Fred J. Bailey
Chicago
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Big Menagerie
Uary
Miss
Ing
Acord
Euchre
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