The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-21

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There is a scene to Titian's dreams
Would ne'er in It's lost light arise;
Thy childhood's mountains. fields, and
streams
o painter, linn their splendid dyesl
There is a chord whose eIfin tones
BeethoVen's soul could never seize;
Thine instrument before thee means
o master, touch the yearnina keysl
There is a song all but divine
That never rung through sappho's
brain;
Its words are simple, few and thine
| o poet, build the matchless strain!
Henry Jerome Stockard.
Mrs J. J. Wimbsrly has returned
from Savannah
Mrs. c. H. Temple has been sick
for several days.
Miss Ella oglesby has been i'll for
the past few days.
Mrs. S. c. Atkinson has recovered
from two weeks Illness.
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Mrs. l.. w. Baker who has been
sick for few days is out again.
Mrs. S. Marks leaves this week for
a visit to Mrs. Gersnon in Atlanta.
Miss Josie SMITH will open her
school on Wednesday. September list
Mrs. A. V. Wood and her children
leave shortly for a visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. Julius May has been quite i'll
in New York, but is now improving
$50
Mrs. T. @. Fleming with little Ray
mond Fleming, left last night Tor Mt.
Airy
Mrs. NJ. A. Grady has returned to
Savannah from visit TO relatives
here
Mrs. S. s. r. Alexander is stlll very
i'll at the residence OF Mrs. Webster
on Union street
Mrs. J. Mitt Wells, of Waycross.
with ner two children are the guests
OF Mrs. j b. Dart
Miss Tallulah Fleming left last
night for Spartanburg. where she will
enter Converse College.
Mrs. L n Bishop has returned from
a visit to Virginia, where she spent
several pleasant weeks
Robert Stallings. is the pretty name
conferred upon the little son Of DR..
AMI Mrs. r. e. l. Burford.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. r. McKinnon viii
occupy the Brantley house on Dart
mouth street tais winter.
Miss Lutte Collins. who has been
spending month in Flint. Ca. will
return shortly to this city
Hon. w. G. Brantley and his fam
| ily arrived yesterday and are spending
few days at the Oglethorpe,
| Mr.. and Mrs, Mark Verdery viii
move into the Rowland nouse on
Gloucester street in a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Kaiser are at pres.
ent in New York from where they
viii so to Buffalo for some time.
Miss Essie Black has returned to
Newman after visit to Mrs. w. F.
Symons and Mrs. r. e L. Burrord
Miss Kathleen Morris and Mrs.
Susie Way, leave this week for Darien
after a visit to Mrs. Allen Mcdonald
Mrs w. b. Lee nas returned from
visit to her mother. Mrs. Kennedy.
who has been very i'll at Excelsior
near Savannah.
Mrs. l.. T. McKinnon and her chill
dren and Miss Rita McKnnon will re-
turn shortly from a delightful visit to
North Carolina.
Little Harrou Gray Myers has been
quite sick for several DAYS at the
home of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. w r. Dart
Miss Eugenia Simpson has been
quite i'll. AS soon as she is sufficient,
ly recovered, she viii leave for New
York for the benefit of a change.
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Il is reported that Mr. and Mrs. J.,
y. Lewis and their family will return
to Brunswick this fail rheir friends
here viii be glad to have the report
verified
Mrs Maggie A. Baker an, Miss Ber-
tina Baker are visiting friends in Ster-
ling for few weeks, after which Miss
Baker will resume ner school on
Jekyl Island
Mrs. f. Fl. Mason and Misses Fan
ME and Ethel Mason are at home from
a delightful visit TO Baltimore, where
they visited Mrs. C. ~ Arklan at aer
suburban home Greystone.
Mrs. w. A. Smith will leave next
month for Atlanta, where Mr., Smith
has been for several weeks and where
they are to reside in future. Mr..
Smith having accepted position there.