Regular Union Services Begin at Village Hall
The season's first morning services were held Sunday Nov 17 at the Village Hall led by Rev D W Fox. The gatherings feature brief engaging sermons and a newly added organ enhancing the vocal music. the next union service is set for Sunday Nov 24 at 11 am with Bible class at noon, all welcome.
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D. W. Fox
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Pinehurst Prospectus Sendoff in Three Volumes
Mails bring the first copies of a neat Pinehurst prospectus bound in three volumes. No. 1 describes the village, history, location and advantages, No. 2 covers hotels, and No. 3 highlights sports and amusements at Pinehurst and its famed golf links. The set is neatly bound, well printed and illustrated.
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Pinehurst
Outlook promises to deserve readers’ approval and support
The Outlook acknowledges many commendations for its first issue and pledges to strive to continue earning reader approval and backing.
Earache Night With Mama Comforts Child
A child endures a sharp earache and is comforted by his mother. The scene unfolds with mother nursing pain, warmth from the fire, a rocking chair, and a lullaby as the child drifts into sleep, imagining a party yet preferring his mother’s care. The account, from Laura EB Richards in Youth Companion, conveys tender family warmth and domestic duty.
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Laura EB. Richards
Lenox Concord and Retreat cottages ready for guests
Mr and Mrs J M Robinson who run the trio of cottages have completed preparations for visitors. The Lenox Concord and Retreat will house about thirty guests with all meals served at the Lenox. The Robinsons moved from Reading Massachusetts in 1898 for health reasons and plan to return next season with larger facilities. They also run a hotel at Round Knob North Carolina in summer.
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J. M. Robinson
Concord
Lenox
Retreat
Reading
Mass
Robinson
Round Knob
N. C
The Casino Opens Under McAlpine Management at Alton Bay
The Casino season restarts with Mr F A McAlpine and his wife in charge. He brings staff and cooks from his Alton Bay hotel in Illinois, offering regular New England meals in a first class, moderate-cost style. The establishment aims for a homey feel with a cosy reception hall, open fireplace, and a two reading room second floor.
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F. AH. McAlpine
Village Ball to Be Managed by Dr Harry Redan
The Village Ball season opens under Dr Harry Redan who is known for organizing entertainments in the area. He will be supported by Mr and Mrs Will J Irvin, professional entertainers with an established reputation, including Mr Irvin who has been at Southern Vines for some time.
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Harry Redan
Dr. Redian
Dr. Redan
Redan
Will J. Irvin
Mr. Irvin
Southern Vines
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Momma
Manin
Nama
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Mamma
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C. T. Patch
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J. P. Sanderson, Manacer
Johnson’s Pharmacy
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