Pinehurst News In Brief December 17 1897
Pinehurst items report shingle will search near Culdee church. Local trades promote Christmas goods and new drug store offerings. A rumored Aberdeen Asheboro line may link to New York. Post office moved to front of drug store. new houses rising outside village. Entomologist approves Pinehurst nurseries as healthy. Christmas tree planning and gift collection set for Friday. Librarian Eugenie Upham advances library. assistants listed. Notes compare mistletoe types in US and Europe with regional varieties.
Personal mentions of visitors and residents at Pinehurst
A stream of names notes visitors and locals in Pinehurst including R O King of Baltimore, Supt Benbow, Mrs J A Eddie, I W Griffin, George Pritchett, Charles St John, Henry W Brown with Miss Brown, Mrs Morris, Miss Eugenie Upham, Mrs James Brown Potter, C W Jensen, Edwin Reed, Mrs William Slimmond, C B Whidden, R B Hines, J Gould, J O Miller, R Oehmier, B A Peck, Miss Jane Pryor, Mrs Hl Patterson, Mrs E J Shay, and M N Cobb among others. arrivals at Magnolia, Holly Inn, Cedar buildings and The Waldheim marked a busy winter season social scene.
Christmas Celebration Plans For Village and Colored People
A village meeting resolved to stage two Christmas events. One for villagers at seven on Christmas Eve and another for colored residents at three on Christmas Day afternoon. A five member committee led by Mrs Baxter and Miss Bradbury will organize the colored celebration. Contributions may be given to Miss Drew Upham or Mr Spinney. The executive committee will decide future business. The new Village Hall will host events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Garvill
Miss Bradbury
Bradbury
Drew
Upham
F. ‘T.’. Spinney
North Carolina
Pine Ridge School Attendance Report by Township Committeeman
The Pine Ridge school recorded 25 scholars yesterday and show favorable progress in studies per Township Committeeman D R Bunnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge
D. R. Bunnell
Hat Names and Gossip at a Concert
In a playful Harper's Bazar exchange, Mrs Aristocrat and Mrs Wellborn joke about Mrs Nouveau Rich choosing to adopt a nom de plume in her hat at the concert this afternoon. The light gossip centers on social vanity and fashion intrigue within polite society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bain & Longest
Casino
Mrs. Aristocrat
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Kentucky
M. C. McDonald
West End
Culdee Church
Pinehurst
AH. B. Carrington
Tie Ovurook
Boston
John Barrett
Raleigh
Call In
Seelen
Aberdeen
Asheboro
Southern Railroad
New York
Prof
A. Rhodes
Commission
Eugenie Upham
Hall
Hopkinson
Gorrill
Carrington
Katzenstein
America
Europe
United States
R. O. King of
Baltimore
Benbow
Greensboro
M. FE. Blathers
New Jersey
J. A. Eddie
Baltimore, Md
Our Village
I. W. Griffin
George Pritchett
N.C
Charles St. John
Piney Woods Inn
Magnolia
Will
Henry W. Brown
Worcester
Mass
Miss Brown
Providence
R. L
Morris
Southern Pines
Bailey
Enno
Pennsylvania
James Brown Potter
C. W. Jensen
Edwin Reed
Sloily Inn
Albert B. Franklin
William Slimmond
Brunswick, Me
Holly Inn
C. B. Whidden
Antigonish, N. S
R. B. Hines
Richmond, Va
J. Gould
Buffalo, N. Y
J. O. Miller
Claremont, N. IL
Waldheim
Chinquapin Road
R. Oehmier
Pittsburgh
B. A. Peck
the Nomintuck
Jane Pryor
Miss Pryor
Cambridge
Hl. (. Patterson
Philadelphia
Magnolia Road
E. J. Shay
Canandagua
N. Y
M. ©. Melver
Carthage
D. J. Mercure
Keene, N. H
Supt. Benbow
Hampshire Pottery
M. N. Cobb
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Boston, Mass
H. H. Powell & Son
Roseland
Southern Pines, N. C
Comport
Bay State
Franklin
Russia
Barstow Stove Co
Francis Deaton
Pinehurst, Moore Co
the Outlook
John Wanamaker
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