The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-23
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CAROLINA NEWPORT
Large Number of Guests Ar
irving at Morehead.
The Famous Atlantic Hotel Has Now All the,
Modern improvements. Arrivals Dur
ing the Past Week.
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Moorehead City, N. c., June 22.-Well,
the season at the Atlantic Hotel has
begun and begun with much morriment,
many pleasures, and steady stream of
pleasure seekers.
The ball of Monday night was the
curtain raiser" for season which
promises to far surDass all others ever
known at even this famous hostelry
Since then, the large number of guests
arriving daily, hardly leave the trains
before they begin to exclaim on the num-
Der of improvements to be seen on every
side. This spacious and airy building,
which IS placed SO that a steady breeze
blows always through it, with it's ball
room and dining rooms both facing the
ocean, and big balconies and verandas
everywhere, only needed little ihodern-
izing to make it the best resort on the
Southern coast. This has now been done.
Many improvements were made by the
management last year but now swift
metamorphosis shows the hotel with
much new furnishing, every modern con-
veniences, comfort and sparkling
with fresh paint and cleanliness. The
lawns, emerald green and beautifully
kept are gayly dotted with many pretty
Fairfield canopy swings, which look
very merry with their groups of joyous
children, and brightly colored awnings.
At the surf the new bathing pavilion
erected by Capt j. j. Royal, adds inn
mensely to the pleasures of a dip. Far
down the beach long pier has been
built which extends so far cut, that
boats can now reach the beach at all
hours, and not be dependent on the tide,
as heretofore.
The position of this new pier greatly
shortens the distance from boats to
beach and broad plank walk connects
the two. These improvements will de-
light-a bathers-
The fare and services are really ex-
cellent at the Atlantic and even surpass
the high standard set by this same man
agement last year.
The exhilarating and invigorating all
pervades everything, and when the un-
usually good orchestra furnishes inspir-
| ing strains which float down from the
music gallery and the life giving breezes
sweep through the ball room, the flying
feet of the dancers seem moved by the
very breath of music itself.
And when on shore, or on the dimpling
water; whether dancing, dining, swim
ming, sailing or fishing, life at Moorehead
is well worth living.
Among the arrivals during the past
week are: Arnold Borden. Goldsboro
! j. f. Rodgers, Goldsboro; E. Maury
| Fey, New York; Gov. C. b. Aycock Raj
eigh; B. G. Beckwith. Raleigh; j A.
| Bryan, Newborn; T. N Dewey, New
BERN NJ Manly, Newbern; Miss
| Alice Spencer, Newbern; Mrs. ]. a
| Thomas, Newbern; Miss Beulah Will
| Iiams, Newbern; Miss Clara Green
Newbern; Mrs. and Miss Ulrich, New
bern; Miss Maie Moore, Newberni
B. A. Ncwland, Newbern; IT, H. Mar
tin and family, Durham; Thomas H
Kelly, Chattanooga, Tenn; A. d. Nit
chell, Richmond, Va; Ed Chambers
Smith, Raleigh Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Lyon, Durham, N. c.; A. G. Burlingame
Charleston, S. c.; c.. A. Hammer, New
York G. d. Osborne, oxford; j. M. Wal
Ter, Lynchburg, Va; w. A. 3arden,
Macon, Ga; d. C. Lynn, New York; c. B
| Kendall, U. S. Geological Survey; c. A.
Clunett, u. S. Geological Survey; c. H
Jervey Roanoke, Va; D. L. Black, New
York John V. McCraw. st. Louis, Mo.
Sam Wortham, New York; Jno w. Quay
New York: N. Il. Tucker, Norfolk. Va.
Otto Bachmann, Poston, Mass; I. w
Dewey and family, New5ern, n. O.; T. w
Smallman, Richmond, Va; t. o. Toole
Dublin Iowa; G. E. Kornegay, Kinston
N c.; X Lindsay U. s. Geological Sur
vey; Jas. Bost, u s. Geological Survey
Mrs. Harry G. Martin, Raleigh, N. G.;
NJ de w. Stevenson. Newbern, N. C.;
Miss Katherine Gudger, Newbern; Miss
VITA Mitchell, Newbern. N. c.: Miss Bes-
sic Mitchell Ncwbern, n. c.; A. w. Dis
osway. Newbern. N. c.; Miss A. Peck
Newbern, N. c.; ]. M. High and family
Atlanta, Ga Robt. S. Mebane and wife
Graham, N. c.; Jos. X. Mebane and wife
/ Graham. n c.; Hal B. Mebane, Graham
N. c.; j. e. Stagg and family, Durham,
y. c.: Miss Laura Ballard. Graham. N
c.; Andrew P. Allgood, New York City;
Mrs De Forrest Allgood, Griffin. Ga; w
L. Kennedy and wife, Falling Greek, n
c.; W. l.. Register, Norfolk, Va.
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