Terms of Subscription and Advertising Rates
Local notice outlines subscription price of 21.00 per year with advertising rates upon request. Notices of marriages births and deaths inserted free. Advertisements such as Wanted To Let For Sale not exceeding five lines cost 25 cents per week payable in advance. Address communication to Arrnun H. Grinsey Publisher. Entered at Pinehurst Moore County NC second class mail matter. Readers urged to send addresses so THE OUTLOOK may be mailed to more people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrnun HH. Grinsey
Pinehurst
Outlook
Pilgrims Puritans Quakers Talk Draws Village Hall Crowd
Friday March 10 1899 villagers recall E Rogers lecture on Pilgrims Puritans and Quakers of Old New England. The talk at the Village Hall drew strong attendance and interest with the speaker's brilliant style and remarks pleasing the audience especially the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rogers
Old New England
Rev Edward Everett Hale Arrives for Pinehurst Visit
Rev Edward Everett Hale and his Boston family arrived at the Holly Inn for their annual Pinehurst stay now in its third season. The doctor retains vigor and is expected to have a beneficial visit. Hale will preach at the Christian union service in Village Hall next Sabbath at 11 o clock with a large congregation anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Holly Inn
Pinehurst
Doctor
Tie
Charles Lummus Newton Builder Dies at 62
Mr. Charles Lummus of Newton Massachusetts died last Monday from Brights disease at age 62 while wintering with family at the Cedars. A contractor and builder for 38 years in Newton he was a quiet Christian gentleman and Eliot Congregational Church member. His body was taken to Newton for interment accompanied by his widow and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Lummus
Newton
Mass
the Cedars
Bright
Taimmus
Mss
Tieve
Eliot Congregational Church
Our Village
Newton, Mauss
Fox Hunt Delights Village despite No Foxes Captured
Bro H H Powell of the Powell Hotel at Aberdeen organized a fox hunt with about twenty hounds. on Wednesday after wind forced postponement. Guests from Holly Ion included A Adams I Delaney Toward Edwards W N Porter and several others. The chase lasted six hours with foxes eluding the hounds. A fox skin was dragged on the Village Green for the ladies to watch the dogs in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
H. H. Powell
Powell
Aberdeen
Bro. Powell
Holly Ion
Messrs
A. Adams
I. Delaney
J. Toward Edwards
W. N. Porter
W. R. Evinson
Dill
W. Bb. Moore
Joseph Remick
W. N. Bryant
Miss Thompson
Itis
Pleasant Summer Home Exhibit at Lake Winnepesaukee Hotel
A frame displays fine pictures of the Lake Winnepesaukee House at Alton Bay New Hampshire. The hotel overlooks a long sheet of water thirty miles long and 500 feet above sea level. The area is called the Switzerland of America for its scenery and healthful climbs. Boating bathing and fishing are praised. A summer community forms with steamers boats and a rail station nearby. The Second Adventists hold an annual evamp meeting in August near a nearby spring area. Mr Alpline plans to stay until April then return for the summer season opening May 1st. He has many friends among locals who will summer at the inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. U. Alpine
Lake Winnepesaukee House
Lake Winnepesaukee
Alton Bay
Neo
Switzerland of America
McAlpine
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Moore
Arthur H. Spinney
Moore County
N. C
Mr. Rogers
Kyechange
Pinehi
Ism
Seaboard Air Line
R. TR
Southern Pines
Finehurst
Atwood & Treadway, Managers
Pinehurst, Moore Co
North Carolina
Southern Pines, N. C
the Drummers’ Resort
Tinehurst
Winehurst
R. M. Couch
At. 2
Pinehurst Nurseries
Eithies
Cincinnati Enquirer
J. N. Loncest
Greensboro, N. C
Francis Deaton
Maehurst
Pinehurst Department Store
F. L. Hightower
Mir
Pinehurst, N
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