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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
5
A fragmented entry reflects a traveler’s mood about a sea voyage and memory. It mentions meeting someone named Deen and hints at pressure and change as themes. The text reads like a diary fragment with unclear, poetic phrasing.
A roundup of Pinehurst news notes guests at Holly Inn, department store新 goods, and local notices. Donkey party in the new music room, readings at the Casino, and social events fill days. Addresses locals, visitors, and clergy in a period village scene with multiple arrivals and weekly social plans.
A list of individuals visiting or staying at local inns including c A Adams visiting Carthage, Charles F Leland from New York City at Holly Inn, W P Cline from Richmond at Holly Ian, Thomas Qualey from Medford at town list, Mrs E A Lincoln from Millbury at Nolly Inn, Mrs E J Clark from Charlestown at the Berkshire, Mrs M E Farley from Worcester at the Waldheim, Henry Chipman and family at Holly Inn, Mrs Alice M Stacey from Everett at the Cedars, Joseph K Whipple and wife from Boston at the Berkshire, J L Chamberlain and wife at Holly Inn for SC0500, E C Noyes and wife from Brockton at the Holly Inn, and Bishop Cheshire of North Diocese.
A large company gathered in the new music room at Holly Inn for the regular orchestra concert. The room’s unusual shape boosted volume, pleasing listeners. The program included Polonaise Triumphale, overture From Dawn Till Twilight, Bennet Violin Solo Alr in Olden Style by Mr. Ellis, a Grand Selection from Prophet Aida Cavalleria Rusticana Boabdil Tannhauser Pagliacci William Tell, a cornet and saxophone duet by Poole and Brooks, Al La Cinquantain, Marie singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again, and an audience request for postal-card exchanges and a free sample of The Ovrtoon.
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