Local residents return for visits to Brookville golf club
Mr and Mrs H G Mians of Brookville Pa return for a fortnight. Mr Henry Strong and Miss Mary Strong of New York are late arrivals. Mr W A Johnson of Latrobe rejoins the golfers. Mr J D Foot of Rye returns for a second visit. Mr and Mrs F E Sherwood of Mt Kisco welcomed back. Messrs W D Mackey and D G Kirk of Sydney join the golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Mians
Brookville
Henry Strong
Mary Strong
New York
W. A. Johnson
Latrobe
J. D. Foot
Rye
F. E. Sherwood
Mt. Kisco
W. D. Mackey
D. G. Kirk
Sydney
Notable Guests and Residents At The Lexington Hotel
At The Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sherwood of New York arrive late and plan to stay several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wolfenden of Philadelphia return for a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. Kirnest Dawson of Rochester stay until spring. Miss Helen Stone of Lexington Mass visits for the season. Mr. A. Hennessy of Cooperstown returns for the winter. Miss Mabelle Bliss of Clemens North Carolina spent the holidays with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Sherwood
New York
Lexington
Thomas Wolfenden
Philadelphia
Kirnest Dawson
Rochester
Helen Stone
Mass
A. Hennessy
Cooperstown
Mabelle Bliss
Clemens
N.C
The King's Chapel Owl Mystery in Boston's Burying Ground
Citizens watch a procession of owls in King's Chapel Burying Ground as sparrows vanish. An officeholder in the neighborhood allegedly sends in owls to thin the sparrow population, then replaces them when hunger moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
City Hall
Belfast Stable Owner Gives Horses a Christmas Holiday
William C. Preston, a Belfast stable proprietor, kept his horses in on Christmas Day as his Christmas gift to the animals. He ordered no turnout despite opportunities, noting the day before Christmas that the horses were not to be let out and would enjoy their Christmas dinners undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Preston
Belfast
One Cent Awarded for Mental Anguish in Golf Dispute
In New York Municipal Court Henry W. Jessup received one cent damages for great anguish of mind after being repeatedly beaten at golf by inferior players. He sued Edward T. Platt treasurer of United States Express Company for 100 dollars for alleged delay in returning a golf stick sent from Montrose Pennsylvania to New York for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry W. Jessup
Hunter and Cheatham win four-ball title in Tin Wistle event
Hunter and Rev. T. A. Cheatham won the combined four-ball match with a net 165 in the Tin Whistle tournament's second event. Truesdell and Towle took second by one stroke over Becker and Capps, with scoring allowances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tall
Robert Hunter
Rev. T. A. Cheatham
W. E. ‘Truesdell
John R. ‘Towle
C. L. Becker
C. KR. Capps
Hunter
Cheatham
Truesdell
Owle
Becker
Capps
Beach
Robeson
Ars Hopkins
Johnson
Priest
Thompson
Clark
Tracy
White
Too Creamer
MacMahan
Check
Abbe
Ormebee
Ls Kellogg
Shannon
Ot Hudson
Rumacy
Keating
Basr Watera
OL Cummings
Belden
Lightbourn Martel
Morse
Also Mentioned on This Page
King's Chapel
Maine
Hunter and Cheatham
Tin
Towle
Becker and
Raleigh
Raleigh, N.C
Howell Cobb
Reed & Barton Co
Fifth Ave
32Nd St
Maiden Lane
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Pinebluff, N. C
Pinehurst
Kirkwood
Camden
South Carolina
Edmund Krumbholz
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