Visiting residents make rounds through town
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dykes and Miss Isabel Dykes of New York spent the week here. Mrs. W I Metzler and Miss Brooks of New York are here for the month. Dr. and Mrs. W R Broughton of Bloomfield are here for the week. Mr. and Mrs. James W Fry and Gilpert Crawford Fry of Philadelphia are making a short visit. Mr. F R Kellogg of Morristown will remain several weeks. Mr. F W Stone of Montclair returns. Mr. Walter C Shoat of New York joins friends. Mr. R W Potter of Erie is welcomed back. Messrs D Frank Dillon and Fred dy Connell of Fitchburg return for their annual visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dykes
Isabel Dykes
New York
W.I. Metzler
Miss Brooks
W. R. Broughton
Bloonfield
James W. Fry
Gilpert Crawford Fry
Philadelphia
F. R. Kellogg
Morristown
F. W. Stone
Montclair
Walter C. Shoat
Friends
R. W. Potter
Erie
Visitors Assemble at The Holly Inn for Short Stays
A stream of guests checks into The Holly Inn including Miss Alice White of New York Dr Edward Jefferson of Philadelphia and Mr J R Judson of Rochester Mrs J A Fronheimer and child from Johnston and Mrs W H Nearing of New York. Local residents Mr S F Scattergood and Mr Edward Steinmetz also arrive with others from Philadelphia Toronto Cleveland Warrenton and Chicago for visits ranging from a fortnight to a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. White
Alice White
New York
G. J. Chandlee
Philadelphia
Chandlee
J. A. Fronheimer
Child
Miss Child
Johnston
J. R. Judson
Rochester
Edward Jefferson
W. A. French
Wilmington
N. C
W. H. Nearing
Judson
F. Scattergood
Edward Steinmetz
C. W. Baldwin
Orange
John F. McClain
Visitors From Across The Nation Spend Fortnight At Berkshire
At The Berkshire Mrs F M Atwood and Miss M S Atwood of Chicago with Miss Helen Marsh of Hudson are spending a fortnight here. Mr and Mrs Ostrander of Ridgwood are completing a short visit. Mr W R Barnhart of Greensburg joins his daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert McBratty of East Orange come for March. Mr and Mrs Bodenheimer of New York spend a fortnight here. Mr and Mrs F L Burnham of Lowell are delighted with their first impressions. Mrs L G Conrad and Miss L P Sten grewitsch of New York are late arrivals. Mr and Mrs Fred J Cox of South Amboy spent the week here. Mr and Mrs Cyrus M Hubbard and family of Sunderland spent the week here. Jana Mr W H Golding and als Georgians Golding of Franklin are making visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Atwood
M.S. Atwood
Chicago
Helen Marsh
Hudson
A. E. Ostrander
Ridgwood
W. R. Barnhart
Greensburg
Robert McBratury
East Orange
Bodenheimer
New York
Tin Whistle Championship on Three Courses Sets Golf History
The Tin Whistle Championship, a landmark golf event, featured eighteen holes on three courses at Pinehurst. W. C. Fownes Jr led with 231 total, followed by Henry C. Fownes at 242. N. S. Hurd won net with 218 and W. H. Thayer net 223. Col. J. E. Smith posted best gross 76, while H. W. Ormsbee, handicap 16, had best net 72. Net scores listed accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Henry C. Fownes
N. S. Hurd
W. H. Thayer
Fownes
Col. J. E. Smith
H. W. Ormsbee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs
D. Frank Dillon
Freddy Connell
Fitchburg
Thomas Smith
Gaines Smith
Warrenton
John A. Zangerle
Cleveland
J. B. Warde
W. G. McLeod
Toronto
Thomas C. Moulding
Moulding
the Berkshire
Jana Mr
W. H. Golding
Als Georgians Golding
Franklin
CG. Fownes, Jr
H.C. Fownes
Hurd and
Win Prin
Cipal
NT. N
Hurd
D. Wyatt E. G. Chandlee
A. M. Clark
N. Phillips
HH. W. Croft
H. C. Smith LL. E. Beall
J. P. Gardner
J.J. Brown
W.S. Dillon
Robeson F.C. Abbe
J. D. Foot
E. A. Tracy
Oy J. E. Smith
John Sweeney
J. L. Wyckott
J. M. Thompso
Robert Hunter
J.D. Cc. Rums
W.S. Morse R. C. Shannon
J. RB. Towle
W.L. Milliken
J.B. Pushee
W.T. Stall Co
M. Welles
Rev. T. A. Cheatham
R. C. King
Raleigh
Raleigh, N. C
Howell Cobb
Reed & Barton Co
Fifth Ave
32Nd St
Maiden Lane
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Pinebluff
Sagamore
Lake George
Edmund Krumbholz
Kirkwoods
Camden
G. C