Pinehurst Village News and Services Snapshot
Weather remains pleasant as communities report Episcopal services led by Rev. Gregory and Rev. Emery at Village Hall and Christian Union services next Sunday morning. A large dancing party at Mr. Louis Letien’s home and a sermon by Rev. Tobey of Boston are noted. Rainbow sighting after Friday’s storm, and local commerce lists flowers and prices at Pinehurst Nurseries. An electric wireman seeks work in Pinehurst area. Rev. W L Wright preached on The Christian Soldier to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gregory
Mr. Emery
Christian Union
Louis Letien
W. IL. Wright
Troy
N. Y
Golf Links Scores Show Local Leaders Near Top
At the Golf Links there has been strong work this week with several good scores. Dr. Pfarre leads with 89, while Mr. Dutton and Mr. Prescott tie for second at 93. L. EB. Richards shot 96 on Tuesday, a remarkable feat after only three days here, and he is expected to improve with careful play and strong approach shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pfarre
Mr. Dutton
Mr. Prescott
L. EB. Richards
Berkshire Closes After a Strong First Season
The Berkshire Pinehurst's second largest hotel closed last Wednesday after a highly successful season under manager W B Peck. The popular house earned fresh laurels for Peck, who plans to return home to South Egremont Massachusetts to reopen Mt Everett House for the summer.
Visitors flock to Holly Inn Pinehurst area guests
A long roster of guests and seasonal visitors are noted at Holly Inn and nearby inns including J. H. Caswell of Cleveland B. J. Fisher of Ashboro N J Eli Cole Passaic N J and Miss F Earle Worcester Mass among others arriving or staying last week or this week at Holly Inn Trolly Inn and the Concord with well known locals such as Penrose Robinson editor of Public Spirit and architect Bertrand Taylor of Boston also departing or returning as winter guests prepare for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Downs
Jere A. Downs
Boston
Bertrand E. ‘Taylor
Pinehurst
Tie
N. P. Rice
New York City
Holly Inn
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Pinehurst Museum
Pinehurst General Office
Rey. R
Tobey
Southern Pines
C. W. Brown
Southbridge
Mass
Berkshire
Small of
Maine
Dr. Grifiths
J. LH. Caswell
Cleveland
Ohio
Molly Ton
B. J. Fisher
Ashboro, N. J
Eli Cole
Passaic, N. J
F. Earle
Worcester, Mass
W.G. Chapin
South Carolina
Miss Winkler
Brooklyn, N. Y
W. S. McManus
Athinta, Ga
A.C
True
Washington, D. C
Trolly Inn
A. M. Evans
Worcester
Holly
H. Hartwell
Miss Hartwell
Chicago
Miss Robinson
N. H. Atkinson
Lorace Briggs
Buffalo
Leonard Tufts
George A. Miner
Penrose Robinson
Public Spirit of
Philadelphia
Holly Don
J. Shelton
Shelton
A. Shelton
Derby, Conn
Edwin D. Mead
Old Point Comfort
Thrace E. Richards
Belle M. Mackey
S. Evans Richards
Mary B. Crawford
Greensboro
Miss Crawford
Michigan
Mrs. Crawford
Supt
C. D. Benbow
Alfred St. Clair
J. Barnett
The
Herald and Times
Delta
Katherine F. Brenner
Phoebe F. Garver
Concord
Miss Ballentyne
Stratford
Ontario
Canada
Washington
Mary Davis
Lizzie Wiers
Edythe Slye
William White
Neirs
Mansfield
Atlanta
Miss White
M. L. Hawley
Courtland
Dartmouth
W.S. O'R. Robinson
Goldsboro, N
Carthage
E. Rogers
North Adams
Madockawanda
Teron Island
Rogers
A. L. Hersey
Oxford
Hersey
Jefferson
Richmond, VA
America
Powell Hotel
Aberdeen, N. C
Sportsmen
Henry H Powell
Southern Pines News Depot
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