Seasonal Visitors Arrive at Village Cottage
Son of Waterbury and Mrs Jarvis host guests for the season. A. W. Warren of New York City tutors Mrs Jarvis. Miss Wilbur and Miss Mary Masters Wilbur from Canandaigua stay briefly before moving to the Dogwood Cottage. Recent visitors include Benj Shaw of Portland and Henry M Slade of Boston. Other guests include W A Taylor of New York Louis I Heublin and R S Gladwin with T S Powell of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Mary Masters Wilbur
Canadaigua
N. Y
Dogwood
Mr. Benj. Shaw
Portland, Me
Ilenry M. Slade
Boston, Mass
W. A.taylor
New York
Louis I. Heublin
Casino Cafe New Management Season Opens With Renovations
At The Casino Cafe Mr and Mrs F A Carpenter take over as managers from Winnipesaukee Farm South Wolfboro NH with the premises repainted and refurbished this summer. Cook is Mrs Nancy D Varney. waitresses include Armenia Avery Sarah McDonald Nellie Harney. Early guests include Anthony M Kimbow and Misses Kimbow from Philadelphia and Rose Manchester of Newport RI. Also present are Charles Roe Lena Roe Elmira NY Juliette Martin Plattsburg and George A Peek Pinehurst conductor Mrs Peck Benj F Buffington Helen Spofford Pinehurst teachers Ef L Merrow Bethlehem photographer and Miss West of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Carpenter
Casino Cafe
Winnipesaukee Farm
South Wolfhoro
N. H
Mr. Carpenter
Nancy D. Varney
Wolfboro
N. Hl
Armenia Avery
Sarah McDonald
Nellie Harney
Boston
Anthony M. Kimbow
Kimbow
Philadelphia
Manchester
Rose Manchester
Newport, R. E
Charles F. Roe
Lena Roe
Elmira
N. Y
Juliette Martin
Plattsburg
Benj. FE. Buffington
Helen K. Spofford
Groveland Mass
Pinehurst School
Lenox and Concord Welcome Fifth Winter Under New Managers
Mr and Mrs D M Robinson of North Reading have taken over The Lenox and The Concord for the fifth season. They report changes such as enlarged dining room and parlor, new wall coverings, added baths, and small feminine touches to create a homey feel. H S Weeks of Belmont and niece Miss Fr W Webster arrive as season’s first guests, with many come later from Slopedale Barre Milford Riceville and others planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Robinson
North Reading
Mass
Lenox
Concord
H. S. Weeks
Belmont
Fr. W. Webster
Weeks
Pinehurst
A. A. Wescott
Wescott
Slopedale
A. I. Stokell
H. N. Johnson
Barre
Eldridge
Milford
Florence Gray
Riceville
Social Season Guests at Lenox Cabins in Somerville
Mrs Hugh Percy of Somerville Massachusetts visits for the season. Several cottagers board at The Lenox to fit up their homes, including Miss Brandon Miss Douglass Mrs Allen Mrs Snow and Miss Snow and Miss Sibley. Master Carl B Robinson stays for winter with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Percy
Somerville, Mass
Lenox
Miss Brandon
Douglass
Allen
Snow
Miss Snow
Sibley
Carl B. Robinson
Cedars welcomes season with improvements and guests
At The Cedars Mrs. Alice M. Stacey of Everett Massachusetts manages the house for a third season. She has added bath facilities and renovated the interior and exterior while entertaining guests and awaiting more arrivals. Also present are Mrs. George P. Martin from Plittsburg New York and Mr. and Mrs. C F Roe and Miss Roe of Elmira New York. EB T Underhill of Winthrop Massachusetts is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Stacey
Everett
Mass
the Cedars
Eb.t. Underhill
Winthrop, Mass
Pine Grove House welcomes second season manager Pottle
At Pine Grove House manager Frank B. Pottle returns for a second season from Highland House in Jefferson Highlands New Hampshire and is already entertaining guests. Summer baths have been introduced, and the house has been papered and painted. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eaton of Whitefield New Hampshire and Mrs. Allen of the Dartmouth, with Miss Linehart of Pennsylvania also staying for the season. Mrs. Henry W. Brown of Worcester Mississippi is expected to stay through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Pottle
Pine Grove House
Highland House
Jefferson Highlands
N. H1
Ienry W. Brown
Worcester
Magnolia prepares for seventh season under J J Pottle
The Magnolia managed by J J Pottle with his wife is readying for its seventh season. Guests will arrive soon as extensive changes have been made since last season ending, including complete plumbing overhaul, baths added, and interior renovations plus exterior painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pottle
The
Magnolia
Early Cottage Arrivals At Seasonal Seaside Hotels
A list of guests and residents occupying seasonal apartments in Groveland and nearby towns. Mrs. Benj. Sk. Bullington and Miss Helen K. Spofford of Groveland are at the Benecon, with Mrs. L. S. Nisbet and the Nisbet sisters of Pittsburg at the Cypress. Miss Baxter and Charles F. Baxter at the Cypress. Miss Baxter to join soon. Albany and Lynn visitors lodge at Marlborough and Tewksbury homes. Philadelphia’s Mr. A. M. Kimber at the Rose for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Sk. Bullington
Helen K. Spofford
Groveland
Mass
L. S. Nisbet
Nisbet
Pittsburg
Benecon
Hl. BE. Brandon
Albany, N. Y
Tewksbury
Lynn
Bb. F. Snow
The Berkshire Hotel Adverts Modern Conveniences
Terms two dollars per day ten dollars per week and upwards. The Berkshire offers running water from Pinehurst Springs bath rooms steam heat open fires and electric lights. Guest rooms are comfortable and home like and public rooms are roomy and attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Modern hotel near The Carolina between Holly Inn
This recently completed hotel sits centrally between The Carolina and the Holly Inn. It features electric lights and steam heat, several baths, a cottage annex, and a large dining room that can accommodate seventy five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Holly Iin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Son of
Waterbury, Vt
A. W. Warren
New York City
George A. Peek
South Edgemont, Mass
Pinehurst Electric Railway
Mrs. Peck
Ef. L. Merrow
Bethlehem, N. I
Miss West
George P. Martin
Plittsburg, N. Y
Charles Eaton
Whitefield, N. IL
Mrs. Allen
Dartmouth
Miss Linehart
Pennsylvania
A. M. Kimber
Philadelphia, Pa
Rose
Pinehurst, N. C
F. B. Kimball
Eagle Inn
Orwell, Vermont
Harvard
W. W. Trickey
Jackson Fates House
Jackson, N. A
Francis Batchelder & CO
Capital Creameries
Vermont
Egg and Poultry Station
Fenton
Michigan
Blackstone ST
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