Notable visitors spend week here in local season
Mr. W. O. Smith of Brooklyn spent the week here. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Van Horn of Holderness New Hampshire will remain until spring. Mr. Walter J. Travis of Garden City returns for February. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A Dunning of New York spent the week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Smith
Brooklyn
Isaac van Horn
Holderness
N. H
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Wm. A Dunning
New York
Visitors at The Holly Inn Deepens Winter Nest
A parade of guests arrives at The Holly Inn with many staying for February and longer. New Bedford, New York, Binghamp ton, Big Rapids, Portland, Boston, Providence, Beaver, Balti more, Troy, Framingham, New York, Buffalo, Rochester, Lan caster, Rye, Hyannisport, Montclair, Madison, Hackensack, Pittsburg, and other places are represented as Mr. and Mrs J G Nicholson host and travelers extend visits for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Nicholson
New Bedford
Russell Bickford
New York
C. A.ward
Binghampton
Charles A. Ward, Jr
Big Rapids
Mich
G. D.thorndike
Portland
George Wright
Boston
Irving
Wright
L. Crawford Perkins
Paul H. Gaither
Greensburg
L. ‘I’. Hawkins
Georgiana Hawkins
Providence
Baltimore
E. E. van Dyne
Troy
H. W. Bean
Framingham
George E. Lawrence
Jay R. Gardiner
Lester Gardiner
Buffalo
Leslie D. Pierce
Rochester
Charles Decker
Madison
N. J
Aborn
Robert Comly
Marion Comly
G. Norwood Comly
F. Milton Hunter
Pittsburg
Morning After Farm Job Joke in NC County
A city man goes to work for a North Carolina farmer. At 3 a.m. he is told to leave his grip behind. He replies he will find somewhere to stay for the rest of the night. The exchange ends with a wry punchline about homelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Rifle Shooting Popular With Women Guides by Mr Moore
Rifle shooting draws many enthusiasts under Mr Moore with women taking a leading role in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Cotillion A Jolly Romp At The Carolina Hall
A Wednesday cotillion for younger dancers at The Carolina featured old favorites such as tandem steeplechase and a men ballet. Other events included slipper rush and a handkerchief dash with prizes like paper lion costumes and medicine bottles. Punch was served at intermission and dancing ended at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carolina
Music Hall
Cooks
West End
Lee B. Durstine
F. N. Sewall
F. J. Marion
J. A. Brown
Justus Kendall
Roy S. Durstine
Paul E. Gardner
Brown
Sewall
Lewis
Watters
Rathburn
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Cotillion
Chase and Men's Ballet
All IN the
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven
Connecticut
Pinehart
S OF
Camder
T. Edn
Kirkwood
South Carolina
Woodward Broadway
55Th Street
T. D. Green
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