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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
2
An odd travelogue recounts a voyage ending with a sighting of a mysterious bottle and a tale of departed spirits. The narrator mentions Moore County tavern lore, an epitaph preview, a razorback encounter, and a perilous hill ascent before returning home for supper as dusk settles.
The third annual dance of the wait resses of the Holly Sun was held Wednesday evening in the Village Hall. A fine concert preceded the dancing and the order of dances was followed. Afterward the company went to the Holly Inn for supper by Mr. Tufts. Committee members Alma Fleck Annie Crosscup Margaret White and Lillian Stone fulfilled their duties satisfactorily. The Holly Inn orchestra provided excellent music and the evening was remembered fondly by attendees.
A visitor among a socialist gathering on Boston Common heard a fluent speaker declare that victorious principles would bring comfort and happiness from Canada to Mexico and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, invoking Alpha to Ouiaha as a flourish.
The Monday Evening Club of Boston arranged a floral welcome for Dr. E. E. Hale upon his arrival at the Holly Inn, with Mr. Tobey delivering the greeting and Miss Hall arranging decorations. A club poem from the secretary accompanies the tribute, praising hospitality, travel, and the host as they anticipate a continued stay and growing church attendance in Pinehurst.
Southern Pines notes a return visit of the exposition car and many Pinehurst guests. Miss Currier will lecture in Pinehurst Monday at Village Hall, spoke to the King’s Daughters, and is described as delightful. A local “attack” on a public building was actually Prof. Lincoln sketching the Congregational church. The church’s dedication is set for Sunday April 8 with Rev E B Webb and Gen Carrington aiding with a hymn from D J. F M. and A BC FF will be present.
Aberdeen greeted the exposition car as it arrived with three trainloads of excursionists and eighty girls from Rayford’s school caused a stir. Landlord Powell hosted Pinehurst guests and Mr Tobey with Mr and Mrs Charles G Farrell of Boston visited. Rev TL Johnson, former Bethesda pastor, died Saturday and was buried in New York State. he was a valued Aberdeen figure. A provincial note recalls Mr and Mrs Carey thanking neighbors for help during last night’s house fire.
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