Down the Piney Path News of Pacific Grove from the Salinas Index - April 1888 by E. C. Davis * There are twelve San Francisco Art School students here sketching. Their immense umbrellas are to be seen in different parts of the Grove. • All the furniture, bedding, etc. for the Company's tents have been sent to Merced to offer accommodations for the people who expect to be at that place for the coming boom, after which they will be returned to the Grove. • Miss Bent, a fine performer on the piano from San Jose, is at Mrs, Gosby's. • Horseback riding seems to be the craze here now. Ladies are out every day. • Miss Tenant is going to have a ftne residence built on Central Avenue. John Gray has the contract. • The grounds around El Carmelo and the Museum building are being improved. Chinamen are at work setting out plants. * Bedson A. Eardley is getting ready to start a newspaper in Pacific Grove. • W.H. Rawling, who has been clerking for J.W. Parker, has gone to Pacific Grove to open a coal, wood and feed yard. • Quite a number of whale killers have been seen in the bay. • Mrs. Paris Kilburn's house on Fountain Avenue is nearing completion. It is a fine, two story building, with tWO bay windows, from which a magnificent view of the ocean is obtained. Quilt Show and Preview Party Thanks The Preview Party and Quilt Show held in April were successes and we thank you for your help and attendance. Marilyn Arioto, Heritage Society Chair for the Preview Party wants to thank all of you who called for and/or brought food. It was especially good this year, Bobbie Hall, Heritage Society Chair for the guilt show wants to especially thank all of you who helped with the show this year. Heritage Society members really stepped forward to help with the hanging of quilts, the security shifts and in the tea room. Thanks also to the many who visited our booth and Barn during the Good Old Days celebration. 10 pe.tr N , OCR Text: Down the Piney Path News of Pacific Grove from the Salinas Index - April 1888 by E. C. Davis * There are twelve San Francisco Art School students here sketching. Their immense umbrellas are to be seen in different parts of the Grove. • All the furniture, bedding, etc. for the Company's tents have been sent to Merced to offer accommodations for the people who expect to be at that place for the coming boom, after which they will be returned to the Grove. • Miss Bent, a fine performer on the piano from San Jose, is at Mrs, Gosby's. • Horseback riding seems to be the craze here now. Ladies are out every day. • Miss Tenant is going to have a ftne residence built on Central Avenue. John Gray has the contract. • The grounds around El Carmelo and the Museum building are being improved. Chinamen are at work setting out plants. * Bedson A. Eardley is getting ready to start a newspaper in Pacific Grove. • W.H. Rawling, who has been clerking for J.W. Parker, has gone to Pacific Grove to open a coal, wood and feed yard. • Quite a number of whale killers have been seen in the bay. • Mrs. Paris Kilburn's house on Fountain Avenue is nearing completion. It is a fine, two story building, with tWO bay windows, from which a magnificent view of the ocean is obtained. Quilt Show and Preview Party Thanks The Preview Party and Quilt Show held in April were successes and we thank you for your help and attendance. Marilyn Arioto, Heritage Society Chair for the Preview Party wants to thank all of you who called for and/or brought food. It was especially good this year, Bobbie Hall, Heritage Society Chair for the guilt show wants to especially thank all of you who helped with the show this year. Heritage Society members really stepped forward to help with the hanging of quilts, the security shifts and in the tea room. Thanks also to the many who visited our booth and Barn during the Good Old Days celebration. 10 pe.tr N , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,16th st,110 16th,100 - 300 16TH ST_031.pdf,100 - 300 16TH ST_031.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 100 - 300 16TH ST_031.PDF, 100 - 300 16TH ST_031.pdf 1 Page 1