Golfers and visitors flock to the Holly Snn aly club
A parade of guests arrives for the season at the Holly Snn Aly, including D Wyatt and Mrs Wyatt of Fond du Lac, J B Brown and family of Montclair, Seymour of Burlington, E J Spaulding, W W Turner of Philadelphia, Mrs Nicholson of New Bedford, J W Weston of New York, L oo Crane of Boston, Florence Kirtland of Washington, R E Forrester of Indiana, H C Cohn of Rochester, Walter L Milliken party from Indianapolis, F W Stevens of Morristown, J W Clapp of Washington, James D Foot Jr, M C Holden, G C Heintzman and colleagues from Toronto, C A Hartwell of Boston, R B Corbin and Miss Helen Corbin, and many more return or arrive for golf and remain through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
J. W. Clapp
Washington
J. D. Foot
Rye
James D. Foot, Jr
M. C. Holden
Springfield
Wm. H. Gaskill
Philadelphia
James L. Patsie
Avondale
C. C. Phillips
New York
A. L. Schoonmaker
Stamford
Mason Evans
Youngstown
T. H. McGraw, Jr
Pittsburgh
George C. Heintzman
William Heintzman
H. Heintzman
Toronto
C. A. Hartwell
Boston
Lloyd
Berkshire visitors and arrivals noted in transit
At The Berkshire multiple names appear among arrivals and visits. Mr and Mrs C A Willey of Flushing plan a longer stay until spring. Other guests include Mrs J F Bennett of Brookline Mrs Bemis and Miss Meres from Philadelphia Mr G T Gregg of Pittsburgh and Mrs F Rohberg with niece ro others. Various residents from Boston New York Indianapolis Patterson and Pittsburgh are listed as visiting or staying brief periods in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Willey
Flushing
J. F. Bennett
Brookline
F. E. Otis
Providence
C. ©. Howell
Knoxville
G.T. Gregg
Pittsburgh
Sherman
Boston
F. Rohberg
Besse
John Reardon
Rutherford
W. Lee
New York
Williams L. O'Connor
Con 1. Carr
Indianapolia
Wilson Scott
Patterson
Francis A. Lewis
Etheline
Philadelphia
William A. Morrow
Stine. Morrow
Stephen Williams
Butterfly Dance Brightens Thursday at The Holly Inn
A Thursday dance at The Holly Inn drew guests from nearby hotels and cottages. The evening featured a butterfly dance by Mrs. Barnes and Misses Fownes Helmer Shannon Van Ostrand and Durant, with refreshments at intermission and dancing 9:30 to 11:30. Patronesses included Mesdames Shannon Vanstrand Barnes King Check West and Creamer, with committee members Helmer Shannon Van Ostrand Durant Cummings Fownes assisted by Dillon Durant Hurd Clapp King Foot and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
Barnes
Fownes
Helmer
Shannon
van Ostrand
Durant
Mesdames Shannon
van Strand
King
Check
West
Creamer
van Ostra
Card Party at Berkshire Hosts Auction and Bridge Games
A Berkshire card party on Tuesday featured auction, bridge, five hundred and plain whist. Winners in auction were Mrs Blanche, Mrs Bowles, Mr Clark and Mrs Thompson. in bridge, Mr Kinney, Mr O Connor and Mrs Carr. in five hundred, Miss Litchfield, Mrs Vallance and Miss Bunn. Dozens of guests joined, with Mrs J P Langdon hosting a smaller gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Blanche
Bowles
Clark
Thompson
Mr. Kinney
O'Connor
Carr
Miss Litchfield
Vallance
Miss Bunn
Mmes
Baker
Hayes
Newcomb
Howell
Otis
Payne
Dunlap
Sherman
Rae
Towle
Williams
Comerais
Bailey
Abbe
Johnson
Lord
Misses MacLong
Agnes
Margaret Blanche
Margaret
Annie Bell
Mason Gardner
Seltzer
Litchfield
Taylor
Eleanor Abbe
Baird
Longstreet
Neil
Burridge
Ames
McMaster
Whiteside
Barron
Langdon
J. P. Langdon
New England Logging Armies Harvest Billions of Feet
A vast winter logging drive in northeast Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Canadian provinces will cost ten million dollars and employ 60,000 loggers and 22,000 horses. The campaign aims to produce about 2.5 billion feet of pine cedar spruce hemlock and birch with Maine pulp mills expected to receive 350 million feet and sawmills near 400 million feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
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Holly
H. M. King
R. A. Burger
the Berkshire
W. G6
Bemis
Miss Meres
Tack Woolston
Nils Bon
New England Logging
Dia
Raleigh Raleigh, N. C
Howell Cobb
Reed & Barton Co
Fifth Ave
32Nd St
Maiden Lane
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Sabatus
Tomah
Pinebluff, N. C
Pinehurst
Sagamore
Lake George
Edmund Krumbholz
Camden
D. C
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