Union Services Highlight Strong Attendance and Music
Last Sunday union services drew a large village crowd. Rev. C. M. Emery preached an impressive sermon followed by fine choral selections including Ye people rend your hearts and If with all your hearts we truly seek thee from Elijah. Sunday school had two large classes, with parents urged to cooperate. Episcopal service at 4 15 p m by Rev. Mr Gregory attracted a good audience, enhanced by an increased choir. 7 15 p.m. prayer and praise was the day’s best attended, led by Mr Sammis. February committee chairmen Rev Mr Dickinson and Messrs Robinson Sammis and Blick were appointed.
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C. M. Emery
Elijah
Marnie
Gregory
God
Sammis
Mr. Dickinson
Robinson
Blick
Pinehurst Latitude and Longitude Details Claim
Salem Wilder of Pinehurst discusses the measured coordinates 35 13 5 and 79 27 38 for Pinehurst and explains how degrees of latitude and longitude vary with position. He notes approximate mileages per degree and per minute or second, acknowledges possible small geodetic inaccuracies, and signs the piece from January 28, 1900.
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Pinehurst
Casino
State Board of Agriculture
Laatitude
Trip to Carthage by notable visitors
A Tuesday morning excursion by Judge Hammond of the Massachusetts Supreme Court and a party including Miss Clara M. Hammond, E. A. McLaughlin of Boston, Rev. Father Gilligan, B. R. Seymour, H. L. Kelly, and F. J. Spinney toured Carthage. They visited the courthouse, Tyson and Jones factory, the high school, and were welcomed by Principal Currie. McLaughlin spoke on education, and the group returned by 6:30 PM, all pleased with the outing.
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Hammond
Miaasaachusetts Supreme Court
Clara M. Hammond
E. A. McLaughlin
Boston
Father Gilligan
Medford
Mass
B. R. Seymour
Burlington, Vt
H. L. Kelly
F. J. Spinney
Pinehurst
Carthage
Seaboard Air Line
Superior Court
Court House
Bryan
Moore County
Summit House
Tyson & Jones Carriage Factory
Currie
Gilligan
McLaughlin
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Boston School Committee
Public Whist Party at Village Hall
Cottagers and guests from hotels and boarding houses are invited to a public whist party at the Village Hall next Monday from 8 to 10 o clock. Prizes will go to the top two ladies and top two gentlemen, with booby prizes for the lowest scores. Entrance is 10 cents. Committee members include Mescdkunes Stowe Cormerias Smith and Barber. Light refreshments will be served.
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Verbilly
aMiir
Mescdkunes Stowe, Cormerias, Smith and Barber
Pine Grove House Announces Limited Board Comforts
A. Flint of the Stone Farm House in North Reading Massachusetts will welcome guests at the Pine Grove House offering pleasant board during the heated term. The New Englanders and others are invited to stay for a limited number of days at reasonable prices.
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Stone Farm House
N. Reaping
Mass
Pine Grove
Department store ad outlines departments and goods
The listing describes a department store offering dry goods and shoes, gents furnishings, hats, caps, notions, groceries, fresh meats in cold storage, hardware, stoves, tinware, and a meat and fish market. It notes full lines of groceries from New England, stock bought in Northern markets, and quality selection across departments. Western meats are kept in cold storage.
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New England
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Ent
Sam
Salem Wilder
Public Whist Party
Queen of Sea
Merchants & Miners Trans. CO
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
Savannah
South
A.M. Graham
Masa
J. W. McCloskey
R. J
R. H. Walcut
J.C Whitney,t.m. W.P. Turner,g.d.a
Pine Grove House
Pinehurst, N. C
A. Flint
Meat and Fish Market
Lenox
J. Milton Robinson
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