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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1912

Page

3

Toronto visitors extend stay as others arrive from New York

Messrs I Gordon Jones E C Jones and W Maurice Jones and H Gordon Mackenzie of Toronto return to remain several weeks Mrs William P Mazon of New York joins her daughter Mrs Frank B Rae Jr of New York joins friends Mr and Mrs J B Coffin Mr and Mrs James McNaughton and Mr and Mrs J F Deems of New York will remain several weeks Mr R H Breeze of Atlanta spent the week here

I. Gordon Jones E. C. Jones W. Maurice Jones H. Gordon Mackenzie Toronto William P. Mazon New York Frank B. Rae, Jr J. 8. Coffin James McNaughton J. F. Deems R. H. Breeze Atlanta K. M. Johnson Carrie Johnson Hallowell Maine G. W. Dodd East Orange Jacob Rumpf A. A. Stagg Ruth Stagg Paul Stagg Chicago Stagg A. M. Aikin

Visitors at the Holly Inn Return for February

A long list of guests and visitors arrive or extend stays at the Holly Inn. Names include A C Aborn and Miss Aborn of Orange, George S Haskell of Chicago, D S Burley of Newburyport, J P Stevens of Danvers, John E Kennedy and James N Kennedy of New York, J W Hunt of Worcester, E Felt of Lynn, Russell Bickford of New York, and many others from Philadelphia, Worcester, Detroit, Boston, Indianapolis, Washington, and more. Guests plan week long, fortnightly, or monthly visits through spring with golfers and seasonal returns noted.

A. C. Aborn Miss Aborn Orange George S. Haskell Chicago D. S. Burley Newburyport J. P. Stevens Danvers John E. Kennedy James N. Kennedy New York J. W. Hunt Worcester E. Felt Lynn Russell Bickford Walter Stabler Maud Chase Eliza Chase Philadelphia George W. Brown Boston F. G. P. Barnes New Slaven Dean Lucking Detroit Alfred Lucking George W. Heighe Messrs D. F. Livingston Wm. A. McGregor W. C. Bobbs Indianapolis W. L. Milliken Jacob Mohr Herbert C. Bliss Attleboro Charles M. Relynn New Rochelle Walter L. Chittenden Binghampton James L. Doherty Springfield A. W. Madigan Houston A.W. Cunningham H. E. Cushman Betty and Charlotte Cushman Fraulein L. Meyer Medford H. F. Leopold J. E. Baines W.C. Prentiss Washington D. Strachan East Orange Charles P. Coulter Richmond Hill

Beals and Backmans Plan Seasonal Stays at The Magnolia

In Brookline and Watertown, Mr and Mrs Albert H Beal and Miss M M Beal will stay at The Magnolia until April. Dr Alice E Russell of Brooklyn is spending the season here. Mr and Mrs H L Backman and the Misses Backman of Roselle will remain until spring.

Albert H. Beal Brookline M. M. Beal Watertown Alice E. Russell Brooklyn H. L. Backman Backman Roselle

Fort Fisher monuments honor Confederate dead in Raleigh

In Raleigh Governor Vance received two 32-pounder smoothbore cannons from the Norfolk navy yard, rifled and reinforced at Tredegar, placed at the Capitol square beside the state erected Confederate dead monument bearing the inscription First at Bethel, Last at Appomattox, with bronze plates detailing the history.

Vance Capitol Square Raleigh Norfolk Navy Yard Tredegar Works Richmond North Carolina Bethel Appomatox Fred. A. Olds

Get the Habit: Send Tar Our Loox to Friends

The item presents a week long narrative about a social habit campaign stressing letter writing as a time saving activity. It highlights community interest in simplifying correspondence and shares practical tips for faster letter sending to friends.

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