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Newspaper

Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1898

Page

5

Village social and church notices fill Pinehurst pages

News in brief reports a Saturday Village Hall hop enjoyed by guests, a planned colored church service next Sunday at 3 00 PM, and various concerts and readings at the Holly Inn and Village Hall. Spring blooms appear as Van Lindley peach orchard bursts into full bloom. Little Martin Cliney celebrates her fourth birthday with friends, a party, and a donkey-cart ride in Pinehurst.

van Lindley Martin Cliney Pine Grove Marian Papa Casino Bobby Pinehurst

Guests at the Holly Inn and surrounding inns

A series of personal mentions list guests and residents at the Holly Inn, Waldheim, and nearby inns. Notables include J C Williard of Boston and General J A Till of Powell Penn, with many Mass and Conn arrivals and departures, some returning home after stays in Pinehurst Readers note movements of Captain Reed and Col Gilpin among others as winter guests.

J. A. Till Powell, Penn Holly Inn M. B. Smith Inn

Noted visitors depart from Holly Inn village welcomes

A. B. Hastings and family from West Medford return north after winter at the Holly Inn. Mr and Mrs A S Morris of Newton Mass arrive to reside at the Holly Inn for weeks. Judge Metzger of Williamsport Pa returns home after four months in town. Edward Everett and party plus Miss Ellen Hale of Roxbury arrive to spend weeks at the Inn. George Parker family from Winchester start home via Washington expected mid April. Franklin Hervey of Medford Mass, popular reader, leaves town due to business. A parade of Carthage visitors including Miss Worthy Bryan and others tours the village enjoyed by all.

Mrs. A. S. Morris of Newton, Miass Holly Inn Edward Everett Ale Ellen DD. Hale Roxbury Mass Lolly Lnn

Afternoon Tea at the Cedars Social Event

The Cedars bodies hosted a Friday afternoon tea from 4 to 6, with Mrs Cormerais Mrs Turner Mrs Hamlin Miss Munroe Mrs Heyl and Mrs Shay greeting guests. About seventy five attendees enjoyed decorated rooms serving Russian tea chocolate and ten, with palais crackers and cake, all praised as a grand success.

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Siibonnet Edwin Rogers Chicago Samuel Tastings Henrietta Carrington TE. E. Tate Boston Village Hall Beulah Til Baptist Church Hugh Ingram Welock E. BE. Thue E. Vale Winehurst Vale Chinquapin Road Miss Currier Longfellow J.C. Williard I. N. Clark Newshaven, Conn Florida Hh. R Baltimore C. B. Williams of Raleigh the Tun J.C. Black of Carthage James C The A. HL. Breed and Wife of Tyna, Maass N.T. Allen West Newton, Mass Samuel F. Wubbard Col. Gilpin Washington, D. C Capt Allen V. Reed U.S. N JE. Hunton New York City Co. B. Potter and Wife Springfield, Mass Drake Everett, Mass Main Street Il. C. Fisk North Woburn, Mass Inn List B. Wooster New Haven, Conn E. W Mrs. L.A. Brown Worcester, Mass H. E. Thompson Jackson Springs, N. C R. S. Thomson Himlet N. C S.A. Johnson Aberdeen C. J. Wainright J. W. Brown Williamsport Stronach’s A. B. Stronach Fayetteville Street Wilmington Street North CarOlina A. B. Hastings Samuel West Medford Judge Metzger George F. Parker Winchester Washington Mranklin Hervey Medford Annie Worthy Jessie Bryan Katie Bryan W. M. Jenkins Ida Stuart J. F. Cole W. J. Adams A. L. Spencer Cedars Pinehurst, N. C J. H. Crawford Raleigh, N. C Clothiers Fayetteville St
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