Important Transfers boost Pinehurst real estate scene
Three major weekly transfers add ownership to Pinehurst’s growth. Henry C. Fownes of Pittsburgh will build a fifteen room villa between Ivy cottage and the School with garage and grounds. George J. Jenks and wife acquire the Orange cottage, linking Harbor Beach resort experience with Pinehurst. Leslie D. Pierce and wife buy the Maple cottage, joining a circle of prominent visitors and locals as plans for next season unfold. A fourth party, G Glenn Worden, leases Plymouth with purchase option as Newcomb previews more cottages to come.
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Pinehurst
Sand Hills
Edward Everett Hale
Henry C. Fownes
Pittsburgh
Oakmont Country Club
George J. Jenks
Detroit
Harbor Beach Resort
Jenks
Leslie D. Pierce
Rochester
Vermont
Pierce
Get the Habit: Send THE OUTLOOK to Friends
A short feature extols sharing THE OUTLOOK with friends as a weekly habit. It frames the act as a neat time saver for letter writers and emphasizes communal reading, mailing a copy to broaden circulation and encourage discussion.
Spring Queens Celebrate Closings at The Carolina
Wistaria and Cherokee rose queens headline a garden scene as spring brings blooms and lingering visitors. Notables including H. I. Cole of Detroit and Gage E. Tarbell of New York attended The Carolina closing. many guests extend their stay at The Holly Inn through the month.
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Carolina
H. I. Cole
Detroit
Gage E. ‘Tarbell
New York
Cowdersport
Thomas J. Check
Green
Holly Inn
Guests at The Holly Inn Add to Week’s Register
The Holly Inn reports a busy week with new arrivals from The Berkshire. Names include D. N. Clark and Noyes D. Clark of Woodbridge, A. T. Woodruff and Helen Woodruff of Mt. Carmel, H. EB. Pease of East Orange, Anna M. and Elizabeth P. Putnam of Lynn, and others such as J. J. Carter and Hugh Carter of Elizabeth, W. A. Kinter and Dr. Andrew Godfrey of Ambler, and many more from Philadelphia, Nahant, Trenton, Macon, New York, Skaneateles, Stamford, Lowell, and Brookline.
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Holly Inn
Berkshire
D. N. Clark
Noyes D. Clark
Woodbridge
A. T. Woodruff
Helen Woodruff
Mt. Carmel
H. EB. Pease
East Orange
Anna M
Elizabeth P. Putnam
Lynn
A. Farnum
E. J. B. Thomas
Charles M. Prince
Philadelphia
J. T. Wilson
Nahant
J. J. Carter
Hugh Carter
Elizabeth
W. A. Kinter
Ambler
Andrew Godfrey
George L. Atkins
Trenton
William le Compte
Bristol
A. (. Shand
A. C. Shand, Jr
J. P. Stetson
Macon
A. Morrell
Brooklyn
Thomas F. Casey
New York
J. H. McConkey
Wrightsville
John Guy Owsley
Skaneatiles
N. Y
N.W. Lockwood
Stamford
G. 5. Hadley
Lowell
Hiram Whitney
Brookline
Blooming Flowers Here Contrast with New England Snow
A Carolina telegram recalls Boston snowstorm days while reflecting on April’s joys. The piece juxtaposes blooming flowers with northern snow and ponders whether people truly learn to live from contrasts.
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