Pinehurst News in Brief Highlights Season and Society
The Pinehurst dispatch notes a happy town resident and reports on golf records unmet this week. It covers church services, tributes to Rev. James C. Duncan, and a summer hiatus for Tre Ovrnook. It details a bustling season at Pinehurst, arrivals at the Holly Inn, and social life. remarks on Governor Carrington’s Bible class resignation and General Carrington’s forthcoming Washington address, summarizing the Hebrew history and military lessons guiding nationhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshiy
General Carrington
Carrington
Allen V. Reed
New Camun
Conn
Holly Inn
North
Jane Carrington
Nora Desmond
Esmeralda
Village Hall
Pinehurst
Inn Guests and Visitors List From Regional Notes
I T Crawford of Williamsport arrived at the Inn on Monday. Mr and Mrs Chase of Boston are guests at the Casino. Mr Tr Gay of Newark registered at the Holly Inn on Monday. Dr George E Percy of Salem was the first arrival at the Tolly Inn. M B Waite of Washington registered at the Inn on Wednesday. Mrs W Whitney and Mrs C Clarke of Saratoga arrived at the Inn on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Parker
Halifax
N.S
Holly Inn
Leonard Tufts
George W. Crockett
Medford
Mass
Pinehurst
Forty Acre
I.T. Crawford
Williamsport, Pa
Mrs. (. Chase
Boston, Mass
Mr. Tr. Gay
Newark, N. J
The
George E. Percy
Salem, Mass
Tolly Inn
M. B. Waite
Washington, D. C
W. Whitney
C. Clarke
Saratoga, N. Y
Union Sunday Service Opens With Large Choir, Carrington Presiding
The Sunday morning service was largely a service of song with General Carrington of the Church Service committee presiding in Rev. Tobey's absence. Mr Gamble of Williamsport conducted the singing and Rev. Mr. Bond of Boston offered prayer and gave the benediction. The closing hymn was America. Carrington traced military science and patriotic devotion in his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Carrington
Church Service Committee
Mr. Tobey
Gamble
Williamsport
Penn
Mr. Bond
Boston
America
Carrington
Letter From Rev Duncan Clinton on Pinehurst Health Retreat
Reverend James Duncan writes from Massachusetts April 26 180s about his two month recovery at Pinehurst for pleurisy with effusion and bronchitis. He details travel from New England after a heavy snowstorm, the pleasant Pinehurst climate and accommodations, weight gain, improved cough and expanded lungs, and daily activities including golf and rides to nearby mills. He credits Mrs Tutts and the Pinehurst environment for his renewal and urges others seeking health to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Duncan
Clinton, Mass
Cobin
Pinehurst
Seth
South
Virginia
Jiamisca
New England
Raleigh
Southern Pines
New Englinlo
Pinelmost
Cain
Mehkwenvies Mills
John Vickers
Aberdeen
Baptists and a Halifax Baptism Tale
Father Taylor cherished Baptists and helped a Halifax group of sailors join Rev. Phineas Stowe’s church. In extreme cold, a convert who had been baptized by immersion felt compelled to return to the Jordan. The tale preserves a tense exchange between the veteran preacher and the convert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Taylor
Halifax
Bethel
Phineas Stowe
Mr. Stone
Pather Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Union
Oveloek A. m
JH. B. Carrington
OurLoon
Milure
F. G. Fowler and Son
Fred
Bridgeport, Conn
Cedars
Fred Poole
L. 8. Redding
Medford, Mass
Holly Inn Orchestra
Charles S. McQuinn
Melrose
J. van Lindley
Pomona
van Lindley
Patterson
Chireneve Benson
Providence, R. L
Trickey
Pine Grove House
Jackson
N. IL
Jackson Falls House
Megiddo
Spain
Union Sunday Service
MR. Duncan
Benet
Buring
Clinton, MaAss
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