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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1899
Page
4
Advertising rates and contact details for Anruur H. Spensey publisher. Pinehurst enjoys a perfect spring spell with blossoms, sunshine, and balmy air inviting residents and northern guests to stay outdoors through the season.
Last Saturday evening a progressive euchre party was held in the Holly Inn music room as a benefit arranged by Mrs. Grant and Miss Gamble. Seven tables filled and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Britton, Mr. McQuinn, and Mr. Butler. Over twenty dollars net for a ill neighbor in poor health.
Frank E. Linpsry writes thanks to those who volunteered at last Monday evenings testimonial concert and to all who contributed, stating he cannot adequately express his appreciation.
Friends of Frank Edward Lindsey held a testimonial concert in the Holly Inn music room directed by E Rogers. The program featured vocal and instrumental pieces by local performers and raised a nice sum for Lindsey, who led the Holly Inn orchestra for years before retiring due to poor health.
Mr and Mrs MeAlpine depart for their Northern home after serving at Pinehurst Department Store and managing the Plymouth during winter. They plan to open Lake Winnepesaukee House at Alton Bay on May 1, a renovated summer hotel noted for healthful climate and boating. Many friends in the village express desire to spend the heated term there and welcome their return next season.
Bowling record at Pinehurst Alleys is broken by Mr. J H Atwood with a 247 score last Friday, eight points ahead of the next best. He bowled three strings totaling an implied high score, with 1st string 181 and 3rd string 215, a remarkable feat unlikely to be beaten this season.
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