The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-09-06
COMPANIES REPRESENTED.

Names or Inc Brave anu WaCcnI III
Firemen.
Nearly every company In the State
Firemen's Association is represented
at the meeting this year. In addition
to the companies given below, dele
gates are here from several towns not
mentioned,
NEwBERNE's CRACK COMPANY.
The Atlantic Steam Fire Engine
| Company, of Newbern, with their en-
gine, hose carriage. hand reel and the
buick horse, "Jim," arrived last night
at 9:30. Mr.. Herbert Willis is engin-
eer. The delegates from this cOmpa-
ny are Chas. J. McSorley and Geo. d.
Roberts Those from the Newbern
| Steam Fire Engine Co. are James w.
| Moore and Edward Clark; Joe Cong
| don, alternate
Other members of the two compa-
nies, who are here, are Chief Engineer
| G. G. Jones, Lon Dill, II. b. Rhodes,
James w. Garkill, Ed Crabtree, L. C..
Richardson, Ed Charlotte, James w.
| Moore, Jr., Chas Hall, Fl. III. Tooker
j. j. Garkill.
Mayor Ellis, James Redmond, and
T. A Green, three Of Newberne's best
| citizens, are also here to witness the
| contests.
The Newbern firemen want the next
convention and tournament to be held
| in their town.
GREENSBORO COMPANY.
The Greensboro firemen will arrive
here tonight with their engine. They
| will enter the contest for quick steam
| ing and distance; the horse hose reel
| for the 300 yard race; the Eagles for
| the hand reel races of $50 and 300 yards
each. The Eagles will enter the fol-
| lowing team in the hand hose reel
contests: w. M. Adams, wrenchman;
]. I'll. Shaw, pipeman; r. G. Whiting
| ton, disconnector; w. L. Crawford,
plugman; F. N. Taylor. slackman; T.
Venable, Arthur O'Connor, Chas.
Woodell, l. j. Jordan, A. G. Wilson,
J. j. Smith, Ernest league, III. j.
| Elam, captain; substitutes-J. P.
| Harkness, j. M. Cunningham and G.
w. Petty.
| THE ATLANTIC FIREMEN.
Delegates from Wilminton arrived
here yesterday. They brought with
! them five horses, engine, hose wagon
and chiefs wagon. The two steamer
horses weigh 1000 pounds each and
are beauties. The following members
of the company are here: Chief New
| Il
E. G. Parmelee, H. T. Duls, J. w. HI.
Lucks. w. L. Burkhimer.
SALISBURY FIREMEN.
Geo. f. Seyfert, c A. Swink, J. NJ.
and T. J. Morgan, T. J. West, NJ. f.
Randle. w. B. and r. Howard, J. M.
Beck. M B. V. Capps, John Slower,
II. w. Shoaf. r. A. Templeton, J. w.
| Overcast.
FAYETTEvILLE DELEGATES.
The delegates here from Fayette
vile are as follows: j. B. Underwood
Jr, J. D. McNeill, John Reddock, ano
j. B. Rosenthal.
DELEGATES FROM RALEIGH.
Chief. E. B. Engelhard, L. A. Nah
ler, w. Woolcoot and E. B. Balm.
FROM GoLDsBoRO.
G. w. Lamb and r. D. Holt.
One From Sam Jones.
Il I think it is perfectly right 70
Presbyterians to keep q 1iet at divin'
! service, but my idea of Methodist is
great big, broad, ,Stano-up-to- be- knock
ed-down fellow that will speak up any
where Now, / lik
; the Presbyterians. They are goo
. folks. But when you go into the fun
! damental facts in this whole business
| d IICcOtuCl l0u udou v SOV onJ az oI
. age of Methodist. A Methods
knows he has got religion, but he
!, afraid all the time he will lose IT..
> Presbyterian just knows he can't los
2 it, but he is afraid all the time b
amt got it. Laughter and applause
. And when you boil the whole thin
: down we are all in the same boat
: lIApplause. That is a fact.
Our New superintendent.
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