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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
3
The Berkshire report notes a renovated hotel in Orwell Vermont. It is described as having rooms heated with hot water and fire lights, and electric lighting. The establishment is managed by the Kaghe Tin Proprietor, with improvements including running water and a pantry.
A brief note describes the Pinehurst Casino layout with the Ladies Parlor and Cafe located on the lower floor and the second floor details following.
The opening Episcopal communion in stimall room Village Dbdl was led by Rev. P.M. Prescott. A farewell appearance by Rev. Edwin L Dickinson D D included a sermon on Lat ion with musical interludes by St Clair performing Gounod and Miss Carpenter on violin. A collection of 43.50 aided the colored schoolhouse project. Regular prayer and praise followed at 7 15 p m drawing a large Tenn ee congregation.
The Magnolia town notes a spree of long pedestrian outings as guests walked from Southern Pines to Pinehurst and back, then joined a trolley to Experiment Farms three miles away. Two women extended their walk to Pinehurst and back, while others walked seven to nine miles for the day’s record, returning home tired but untroubled.
The bi weekly public whist party at the Village ball last Monday evening, directed by Mesdames Stowe and Barber, attracted full tables. Ten tables competed, with prizes awarded to Mrs. D. N. Wheeler for the first ladies prize and a jewel case for the second ladies prize, with a magazine cover as another prize for a lady.
In Hazleton a village hall event featured ladies and gentlemen prizes including a consolation prize, a snapshot book, a brush case, and a souvenir paper cutter. Prof Charles Brewer and Mr Foi Phillips were among participants. the evening included lemonade and cake and was one of the season’s most enjoyable gatherings.
A. M. Gravam of Boston J. W. MCCLOSKEY of Providence and R. J. R. H. Witent of Norfolk are named as agents with general offices at 214 Be German Street Baltimore Md marking distribution points for the organization or operation noted in the notice.
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