Fraternal Visit Raises Master Mason At Aberdeen Lodge
A congenial party made a special trolley trip to Southern Pines to Aberdeen Lodge No. 484 A F and A M for the raising of B W Leavitt to Master Mason. The work was well performed with Dr Gladman as W M conferring the degree with dignity. Included in the party were F A McAlpine J J Becker J Leo Stevens Donald Ross Alec Ross C E Kennedy C F Miller T L Raynor G H Brooks and Harry Tedan all entertained.
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Southern Pines
Aberdeen Lodge
A. F
A. M
B. W. Leavitt
Gladman
W. M
Messrs
F. A. McAlpine
J. J. Becker
J. Leo Stevens
Donald Ross
Alec. Ross
C. E. Kennedy
C. F. Miller
T L. Raynor
G. H. Brooks
Harry Tedan
Experiment Farm Visitors Tour North Carolina Farm
A party from Philadelphia Buffalo Brooklyn Plainfield Nashua visited the Experimental Farm of the North Carolina Horticultural Society on Thursday morning. They were entertained by Captain A. D. McNair, the superintendent, and found much to interest them.
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Josiah Monroe
Philadelphia
E. H. Dickinson
Buffalo
J. M
BE. R. Canda
Brooklyn
E. B. Stowe
Plainfield
N. J
A. E. Putnam
Nashua
N. H
North Carolina Horticultural Society
A. D. McNair
What Became of Parker Event at Village Hall
The Knights of Pythias lodge of Southern Pines present a comedy What Became of Parker at the village hall next Thursday evening. Directed by Will J. Irvin, the four week rehearsal features experienced amateur cast. Proceeds go to the lodge relief fund.
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Parker
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Southern Pines
Will J. Irvin
Lodge
Elephants and the Agra Ship Disaster at Sea
In Cassell's Magazine an account recalls a 20 year old voyage of William Jamrach with elephants and other animals aboard the Agra. When the ship sank near Point de Galle off Ceylon a herd of elephants swam free, their chains and the deck failing to bar their flight as chaos and fear filled the vessel.
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William Jamrach
India
Agria
Point de Galle
Ceylon
Agra
Cassell
Alphabetical Ad From 1842 London Times
An 1842 London Times printed advertisement seeks a wife or housekeeper for widows and single gentlemen. It lists attributes for the candidate such as agreeable, honest, industrious, sociable and vivacious. The notice is signed XN Y Z Simmons Library Edgeware Road.
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London Times
Y. Z
Edgeware Road
Proposals and Parlor Wit Across Central New York
A farmer seeks a wife from Canada via telegraph and waits all day for an answer, only to receive a late-night dispatch. The exchange leads to a witty remark about suspense and practicality, while a mosaic of humorous vignettes from various papers follows, including quips on marriage, money, golf, and love.
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New York
Canada
Sonny
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