Village News Brief Highlights Local Events and Services
Thanksgiving passes with decorations and playful notes as villagers plan contests and conundrums. Episcopal services led by Rev Gregory in Village Hall. a Sunday service will repeat. Local court term opens in Carthage with larceny and murder cases. Judge Bynum presiding. New goods at stores, a dry goods lead by G A Chaplin, and a family outing to Carthage. A missing children scare ends with a successful search. community unity noted across races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gregory
Carthage
Bynum
Greensboro
Season arrivals at the Holly Inn and nearby inns
Notable guests and residents frequenting the Holly Inn and Pine Grove House include J Howard Edwards and wife of Boston, A B Stronach of Raleigh N C, Mrs J Squire of Rye New Hampshire, Miss G Burnham of Brattleboro Vermont, Henry N Powell of Aberdeen, Mr and Mrs I P Jones of Chelsea Mass, Mrs O Brigham of Derby Line Vermont, John C Kelly and wife of Sioux City Town, Mrs Laveretia Wolcott Knowlton of Washington DC, H B Seavey of Boston, Allen T Treadway Holly Inn associate manager, Mrs Thomas Ballentyne and daughter of Stratford Ontario and Mrs James Vallentyne of Toronto, A N McIntosh former Pinehurst Steam Laundry head now county recorder, and Charles Lee Phillips from the Lenox occupying the inn to recuperate after service in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ballentyne
Stratford
Ontario
Canada
James Vallentyne
Toronto
Holly Inn
Charles Lee Phillips
Ion
Lee Phillips
Civil Service Board
State of
New York
Lenox
Cuba
Ohio Volunteers
el Caney
Santiago
Sympathy and Help Sought in Time of Sorrow
The note expresses gratitude for sympathy and assistance during a period of sorrow and trouble, acknowledging the support received and its valued impact on those enduring hardship. It emphasizes appreciation from the affected family or person.
Water-wheel continues to charm Pinehurst visitors
The water-wheel remains at the old stand in Pinehurst turning endlessly with no specific aim. Its surroundings remain pretty and picturesque and likely to attract many kodaks as in years past. Nearby, the remnants of the old turpentine mill with large resin piles below the water-wheel will keep drawing visitors' interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindinmirks
Pinehurst
Beulah Hill Church Holds Regular Sermon and Christmas Plans
Rev Hugh Ingram preached at Beulah Hill Baptist Church Sunday morning where cool weather kept the audience by the fireless building. The next service is planned for the third Sunday in December at 11 am with Northern guests invited. The Sunday school received a library gift from Wollaston and Medford Baptist schools and will ship mistletoe and evergreens for Christmas. Arrangements are underway for the first history making Christmas tree to be held on Monday the 26th at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ingram
Beulahill Baptist Church
Congregational Sunday School
Wollaston
Mass
First Baptist Sunday School
Medford
Continual Thanksgiving Sermon At Congregational Church
At the Congregational church last Sunday Rev G Rh Ransom preached from I Thessalonians 5 18 on Continual Thanksgiving and urged full attention. Attendance suggests seating capacity will be taxed as the season opens. J B Reynolds from Meadows NH has built on New Hampshire avenue opposite the Ozone and will open a Chicago beef market with fine groceries. Co L Hayes on New Hampshire avenue has received a new stock of stationery and runs a leading county store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
G. Rh. Ransom
J. 8. Reynolds
Meadows, N. H
New Hampshire Avenue
Chicago
Hon Henry Blount to Speak at Village Hall Tonight
Hon Henry Blount presents a monologue titled Beyond the Alps Lies Italy at the Village Hall this Friday at 7 30 pm. Praised as one of the country’s finest orators, tickets are listed at twenty five cents, with hopes for a large local turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Blount
Alps
Italy
Windmill replaces water-wheel at Nursery site
A 12 foot overmeter wind mill now performs the water wheel’s prior duties. It sits on a 60 foot steel tower between the old wheel and the Nursery and keeps the 3,000 gallon tank at the Nursery filled with water.
Unclear vows at Anglican ceremony puzzle parish priest
A Portamouth Journal item notes a bride at a church misquoting the marriage rite. She promises to “to have and to hold” in odd phrasing, including “for betterer horse, for richerer power, in biggerness health, to love cherries and to bay.” The gleeful mistake leaves the incumbent baffled about its meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Portamonth
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Fortune
Southern Pines
J. Wicker
Christian Union
Mr. Emery
Mr. Dobbs
G. A. Chaplin
Court House
Summit House
Pine Ridge
Dred Dalrymple
J. Howard Edwards
Boston
A. B. Stronach
Raleigh, N.C
Pine Grove House
Miss G. Burnham
Brattleboro, Vt
Henry N. Powell
Powell Hotel
Aberdeen
Mrs
I’. B. Jones
Chelsea, Mass
O. Brigham
Derby Line
Magnolia
John C. Kelly
Sioux City, Town
Laveretia Wolcott Knowlton
Washington, D. C
Seavey of
Migs
Allen T. Treadway
A. N. McIntosh
Beulah Hill Baptist Church
Jefferson
Richmond, VA
America
Aberdeen, N. Cc
Sportsmen
Henry H. Powell
Aberdeen, N. C
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