Berkshire guest list shows long summer inflow and visits
A steady stream of visitors from Boston New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Montreal arrive for weeks or a season at The Berkshire and Lenox with golf picnics and informal events. Families and individuals from Warren Pa Camden N J Montclair Montrose and Ridgewood join friends for extended stays as mutual friends and relatives circulate among the Cedars Lenox guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
R. I
Carl Gildersleeve
Warren
Timothy W. Sprague
L. Sprague
Boston
D. Wyatt
Harold Wyatt
Fond du Lac
Wis
G. A. Munger
Camden
N. J
F. P. Sperry
New York
J. P. Disbrow
A. ©. Shand
Philadelphia
Walter F. Wyatt
George D. Sargent
George Cutler
Chas Higley
Cleveland
Zangerle
W. H. Edsall
Wallingford
R. K. Storm
Hackensack
Arthur Johnson
H. C. Earle
H. W. Amsliry
Montrose
F.T. Ellison
Rochester
Magnolia Guests Stay For Season With Benton and Harlow
Mr. Charles E. Benton of New Bedford Massachusetts joins Mrs. Benton for the rest of the season. Mrs. Harlow and Miss Ruth Harlow of Brooklyn came for a month long sojourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Keenan
Catherine Keenan
Binghamton
N. Y
John T. Dallas
Mary Dallas
Brooklyn
Frederick Pring
Orange
N.7
M. A. Hallowell
Bessie Harvey
Bethayncs
Charles E. Benton
New Bedford, Mass
Mrs. Benton
Harlow
Ruth Harlow
Women win trophies in sub rifle event hosted by Miss Sinclair
Trophy winners in sub rifle shooting attract women to a Boston arranged subscription event led by Miss E Marie Sinclair who scored 256. Marjorie Winants of Bayonne was second with 245, Elizabeth Farrelly of Morristown 134, Olive Spain of New York 102, Mary Bates of Boston 92, and Mrs. Mary Dutton Chase 84. Two trophies were awarded for best score and for entry fees. Interest in pistol shooting archery and trap shooting handicaps grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Marie Sinclair
Boston
Sinclair
Marjorie Winants
Bayonne
Elizabeth Farrelly
Morristown
Olive Spain
New York
Mary Bates
Mary Dutton Chase
Jillson
Pinehurst Chapel Religious Services Schedule
The Pinehurst Chapel lists Roman Catholic services at 6 a.m. each Sunday except the second Sunday. Protestant services for the week starting March 22 include Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Prayer with Sermon at 11 a.m., with Sunday School at 3:30 p.m. March 25 features Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. and Litany and Instruction at 5 a.m. March 27 offers Evening Prayer and Address at 5 p.m.
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Berkshire
Mra
Co. W. Coffman
R. WH. Smith
Pittsburg
Hl. Benedict
Schenectady
N.Y
W. Herschel Colling
Wentworth Tr. Collins
Buffalo
Cone
Walter A. Godeharles
Milton
Albert M. Kolin and Child
Hartford
Francis A. Cox
Raleigh
SN. C
Wm. Lamb
Mre
Mra. Wim
J. Seaman
Glen Cove
Hw, Hooker
M. A. Lewis
New Haven
M. L. Potter
Mahoney
S. S. Renter
W.8. Potter
Mahwah
Wm. Clancy
Chicago
E. E. Osborn
J. A. Scriven
A. Delisle
Gaston Delisle
Montreal
R. 8. Morgan
H.A. Reineman
Frank H. Callan
James J. Miller
D.H. Miller
Lewis R. Ambler
Cannon Center
Conn
C. Elmer Brown
George W. White
Ridgewood
M. Foley
Miss Foley
Herkimer
the Cedars and Lenox
Cedars and Lenox
Adam Kulm
Helen Kulm
Emily Kulm
E. F. Witham
Middleboro
Mass
J. W. LeStrade
Magnolia
Seinclair
Pinehurst Chapel
the Carolina
Pinehurst, NW
H, WA
Priest
The
Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
Pinehurst, N. C
F. C. Abbe
Manacer
Pinehurst
Columbia
Saxony
Germantown
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
Mount Pleasant
Mount Washington, Erson & Price
Florida
Alcazar
St. Augustine
Ormond Beach