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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1898
Page
5
An 1898 account describes a sportive day from Pea Pinehurst to Troy with youths hosting a luncheon, fatigue after a long ride, and a final tally of seventy one, amid playful mischief and a reverse error by a maid. The piece blends rustic imagery with local color and a sense of community activity.
News in brief reports a pleasant solarium display at the Holly Din, availability of home made bread at the store, and advance orders for cooked meats and pastries. Daily concerts by Lolly Hill orchestra in the village music room. Rev I T Gregory to lead Epis copal services in Village Hall west Subdat? at 3:30 pm. Miss Janie Wicker celebrated eighteenth birthday. villagers plan a Troy excursion by passenger train on Aberdeen & Ashehore railroad. Photographs for Outlook illustrations from Charles E Vale Pinehurst photographer. Christian Union Sunday services in Village Hall at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 m. Residents invited to attend all services. Dr Jones and Messrs Well and McKeithen mentioned for local matters.
A wild turkey drive near town last Wednesday shot five birds with one badly wounded and a tasking escape. Archie Moore of St Johnsbury Vt begins duties as barber and oversees reading game and bath rooms in the Casing building. Pine Ridge white school holds closing exercises Saturday at 10 am with a public dinner served by parents. Christian Union services Sunday in Village Hall featured Rev Tobey and Rev Emery with Carington singing a solo.
M B F Peterson of New York City is a gunest at the Inn. KR R Rose and family arrived at the Holly Inn last Monday. G W Trowkins and wife of New York City are guests at the Holly Inn. D G Mulford of Brooklyn is at the Magnolia for the winter. Ellen F Morgan of Salem is a guest at Pine Grove. Charles Drew of Saratoga Springs arrived at the Inn on Tuesday. Margaret Greene of Boston is occupying rooms in the Palmetto. Wayland Minning of Dedham is at the Holly Inn. Senator Clarrison Lume of Maine has been a guest of Gen. Carrington this week. Emory Johnson and wife of Connecticut registered at the Lolly Iaw on Tuesday. James W Tufts, Pinehurst proprietor, arrived in the village Sunday night. J W Calcutt and wife started for Swann station to visit Calcutt’s mother. J A Roblee and family of St Louis arrived. Roblee is vice-president of Brown Shoe Company. Capt I J Powell of Aberdeen was in town early week. he has killed many quail lately. Mrs R B Keith and family with Louise and Lewis occupy a suite at the Cedars.
Pinehurst has appointed Town Superintendent Charles Dr Benbow as postmaster starting January 1. A Greensboro native born, educated at Friends School Providence and Eastman’s Business College Syracuse, he has leadership roles with Knights of Pythias and Greensboro fire department. His appointment is praised by Mr Tufts and the community for efficient service under postal laws. Try THE OUTLOOK for three months.
The family are well known residents of Lynn Massachusetts. Frank Mooney of Bridgeport Connecticut, a friend of Capt Couch, visited our village during the week. Mooney was tax collector for Bridgeport for years. Herbert L Legg and wife of Boston arrived last Sunday and will live at the Palmetto for the winter. Legg is the Holly Inn stenographer and his services are available to guests at reasonable rates. Dr Parvels and Judge Metzzer drove to Carthage the county seat recently claiming invalids from Pinehurst. They were told they were heavy capitalists from the North seeking investments. If the judge stays a few weeks longer he will be the healthiest man in the county.
PINECREST OUTLOOK reports a personal note from Eowarp E. LAE addressed to Sik promising attention to issues and recalling a pleasant month spent at the Pinecrest community with hopes to visit in March.
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