Boston Past and Present Echoes in Old Century Jubilee
The article recalls Bos ton’s turn of the century celebration two hundred years ago with marching bands trumpets and hymns. It notes Puritan control and human nature’s frolic in town life while describing Dr Ile s patriotic look back and Pinehurst as Boston in miniature. Modern Bostonian customs shifted to nine o clock retirements from the old all night revelry with church services and congregational singing led by local figures and Mrs Foster and Miss Barstow assisting.
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Boston
Ile
Pinehurst
Hille
Stite House
Thaile Imade
Last Sunday's Services by Rev. D. W. Fox at Pinebluff
The morning service at 11 o'clock was conducted by the Rev. D. W. Fox of Pinebluff. His sermon on the Higher Life of Man was a very able effort, highly appreciated by a smaller than hoped for congregation due to wet digging. The speaker was earnest and engaging, with anecdotes throughout and a fitting length for the proceeding into Sunday school.
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D. W. Fox
Pinebluff
Wis
Next Sunday's Services at Local Church
Morning service at 11 a m led by the Rev D W Fox. Sunday school and Bible class at 12 noon. Episcopal service at 3 15 p m led by the Rev Mr Gregory. Prayer and praise at 7 15 p m with Mr E T Underhill. Choir practice at 3 p m Saturday. All are earnestly invited to attend.
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Fox
E. ‘T. Underhill
Southern Pines
EB. TV. Underhill
Foster
Miss Barstow
D. W. Fox
Gregory
E.T. Underhill
Who's Who At Village Hall Opens The Season
The Village Hall hosted the first dramatic entertainment of the season on Monday night December 3 with the play Who's Who or All in a Fog by I. J. Williams. Cast includes Simonides Swanhopper E Kennedy Lavender Baxter Brambleton St Clair Cicely Brambleton Jane Carrington Matilda Jane and Mrs Tom Barber. The performance impressed with smooth acting and strong character work. A social dance followed with Tolly Inn orchestra led by Trey Sharp. refreshments were served and the audience enjoyed a lively evening. Audiences are invited to future shows including Loan of a Lover Icion Parle Francais My Lady Help and more. volunteers may contact the amusement committee at the Village Hall or Mr St Clair.
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I. J. Williams
Mr. Simonides
Swanhopper
E. Kennedy Lawrence Lavender
Mayfair
Charles Baxter
Bloomfield Brambleton
A. D. St. Clair
Cicely
Brambleton
Jane Carrington
Matilda Jane
Tom Barber
Brambleton Hall
Simonides Swanhopper
C. E. Kennedy
Lawrence Lavender
St. Clair
Tolly Inn Orchestra
Trey. Sharp
Posthurst Outlook Reader Compliments Pinehurst Vision
Dorchester Mass on December 27 1900 letters praise the Posthurst Outlook calendar and writer expresses appreciation for the paper. The correspondent recalls wintering at Pinehurst North Carolina at the Holly Inn and imagines continued healthful climate and prosperity.
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Dorchester Mass
Posthurst Outlook
A. Warwick
Pinehurst
Holly Iun
New England
Holly Inn
Golfers Name Carnegie as Possible USGA President
Andrew Carnegie, the millionaire, is prominently mentioned as a possible nominee for president of the United States Golf Association. It is unknown whether Carnegie will accept. The only other leading name is Hiobart C. Chatfeld Taylor of Chicago, currently vice-president of the organization. The election is scheduled for February.
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Andrew Carnegie
United States Golf Association
Carnegie
Hiobart C. Chatfeld Taylor
Chicago
Organiation
Golf Notes Handicap Medal Play Tournament Held Last Saturday
Golf notes report a handicap medal play event occurred last Saturday with unclear details on weather conditions and results.
Golf at Pinehurst Weekend Leads to Close Matches
Thirteen entries enjoyed fine course conditions with a ball deposit rule. C R Murphy won with two thirds of the pot, George Dutton took second. A vivid four ball match featured Dutton and Alec Ross against Sise and D J Ross, ending on the last green with Sise and D J Ross winning by one hole. The course shows steady improvement with salt on greens and new tees planned for ladies use.
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C. R. Murphy
George Dutton
Mr. Dutton
Alec Ross
Sise
D. J. Ross
DD. J. Ross
Mr. Sise
Pinehurst Golf Links
Ross
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