Pinehurst News in Brief Recaps Local Events and Services
A flurry of local items notes visits to Carthage and Longfellow events in the village hall. Rev. Bond and Rev. Hale of Boston attend Christian Union services, with upcoming sermons and praise services scheduled. A party celebrates Miss Lorena Shay’s thirteenth birthday at The Cedars, and a large village dance showcases music, dancing, and a grand march led by S B Shistings and Miss Shedd. Contractor B F Peterson advances Pinehurst Electric railroad work, adding a spur to ease freight transport to the General Store. Community concerts at the Holly Inn feature Miss Upham and Mr Franklin Hervey, with a closing chorus. A Deep Creek Baptist church visit draws villagers and farmers for a sermon by Rev. Tobey, with another service planned April 3.
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8. B. Shistings
Miss Shedd
B. FF. Peterson
New York
Pinehurst
Aberdeen
Asheboro
Deep Creek Baptist
R. B. Tobey
Sermon by Northern Clergyman Promised in Village
A note states that at 3 o'clock a sermon will be delivered in the village by one of the Northern clergymen, adding a brief detail about the timing and speaker.
New Eight-Wheeled Trolley Car Arrives at Pinehurst
The new vestibuled trolley car, about thirty feet long with passenger and smoker compartments, arrived late last week and was immediately prepared by electrician A C Butler for the 5 p.m. trip. It has run on the regular schedule since, featuring large pane glass windows and a comfortable interior with the latest improvements. The car rides smoothly and is praised as a handsome addition to Pinehurst railway rolling stock.
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A. C. Butler
Pinehurst Railraad
Esmeralda returns to Village Italy by Pinehurst club
The Pinehurst dramatic club staged a return engagement of Esmeralda at Village Italy last Monday. Director Miss Eugenie D Upham received an ovation as a large audience enjoyed a refined performance with added calcium effects by A C Butler, marking another successful Pinehurst season.
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Eugenie D. Upham
Esmeralda
Italy
Pinehurst
Dramatic Club
A. C. Butler
A Trip in The Pine Woods
A Holly Inn party toured the Pine Woods to visit sisters who owned homemade blankets. Two sisters agreed to sell one blanket each for 85.50, but the buyers could not make exact change after offering four tens and a one. The trade fell through though the visitors were warmly received by the Northern farm families.
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Holly Inn
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Rudyard Kipling
Carthage
Mr. Bond
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Cordilly
Mr. Chiney
Medford
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Plymouth Chines
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lenry Ward Beecher
I. J. Ellinwood
Clancey
Edward Everett, Hale
Boston
Hale
Adams
Franklin Slervey
Lorena Shay
Holly [Nn
Thorougly
A' Ay
Stronach
A. Be. Stronach
Fayetteville Street
Wilmington Street
Raleigh
North CarOlina
Pinehurst, N. C
J. H. Crawford
Raleigh, N. C
Clothiers
Fayetteville St
Raleich, N. C
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