Pinehurst News in Brief Highlights Local Events
News notes from Pinehurst describe a car trip to Carthage, Easter services at Vil- Lwe Hall conducted by Rev. R. B. Tobey, and the Pinehurst Base Ball club visiting Southern Pines. A strawberry festival, Christian Union services, and golf at nearby wolf links are mentioned along with a Saturday hop and an Archie Adams birthday surprise. Observers count twenty-one states plus international visitors at Pinehurst as well. Open air services for the colored congregation and a Beulah Hill Baptist sermon by Rev. Tobey are noted with considerable local turnout. A villager party visited Bhick's mills on the Carthage road, enjoying lunch and scenic exploration before returning home.
Notable Guests at the Holly Inn and Cedars
A stream of visitors and residents are listed as staying at the Holly Inn and Cedars including W M Noble of Boston KE L Cole from Mexico city Dr A Tuleilan of New York and Ms Lucy E Allen of West Newton Mass among others. Several guests depart for their homes in Massachusetts Connecticut and New York with Rev Mr Duncan Dr and Mrs Stedman and Mr and Mrs Kinlock among those noted as leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. L. Cole
City of
Mexico
Joseph Stedman
Boston
The
Inn
Lucy E. Allen
West Newton, Mass
Mr. Duncan
Holly Inn
Clinton, Mass
DD. M. Sensenig
West Chester, Pas
A.I. Brownell
M. Mathews
New Bedford, Mass
Seasonal departures from Pinehurst linger in village scene
Mrs Holt and daughters depart to Farmington Maine after a pleasant village season. Boston visitors J S Storer and family arrive at Jolly Inn for spring months. D S Boynton leaves Lynn Massachusetts for home. Dr Edward Everett Slate and family head to Hampton Virginia. Kate Sanborn departs for Northern home. Fisher returns to Boston. Rev EK Wilcox and wife journey home from Providence Rhode Island. Warren H Manning of Boston, Pinehurst landscape architect, credited for local beauty. Lovers of Magnolia and Cedars note pleasant season under Landlord Pottle. M A Litchfield of Amesbury leaves Cedars and Gray family friends. Professor M I Hawley and wife return to Cortland New York. John P Green Hsg VP Pennsylvania Railroad visits Pinehurst with private car party at Holly Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Green
Hsg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pinehurst
Holly Inn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carthage
Vil- Lwe Hall
Weloek
R. B. Tobey
Southern Pines
Christian Union
HL. ‘Tr. Bond
West Newton
Mass
Pine Grove
Henry T. Bond
West
Newton
Deep Creek
Archie Adams
Jenney
Mike Pinehurst
South Africa
Canada
Nova Scotia
KR. B. Tobey
Beulah Hill
W.M. Noble
Dr. A.tuleilan
New York
W. B. Goodwyn
Raleigh, N. C
M. Grossman
St. Augustine
Fla
Charles F. Meserve
Raleigh, N.C
Mr. and
Mrs. Kinlock
Troy, N. X
Warren Caswell
Leonard
Lynn, Mass
Cedars
F.T. Wheeler
Great Barrington, N. Y
Charlotte M. Palmer
Saybrook, Conn
G. M. Stearns
Springfield
Frank Sargent
Maud Sargent
Amesbury, Mass
J. A. Heyl
Nellie Reagan
Medford
Stronach’s
A. B. Stronach
Fayetteville Street
Wilmington Street
Raleigh
North CarOlina
J. S. Storer
Emily
Jolly Inn
Boynton
Lynn
Edward Everett Slate
Hammpton
Kate Sanborn
K. Hf. Fisher
Old Boston
EK. I. Wilcox
Providence
R. J
Warren H. Manning
Manning
H. A. Lovering
Somerville
Magnolia
Pottle
M. A. Litchfield
Amesbury
M. I. Hawley
Dartmouth
Cortland
N. Y
Pinehurst, N. C
Tue
J. H. Crawford
Clothiers
Fayetteville St
Raleich, N. C
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