The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-25
EMPLOYEES OF THE 3. G. 3. GIVE
HIM A BEAUTIFUL
PRESENT.
SOME GOOD PENMANSHlP
Auditor Chandler Draws Up ResoIu
tions in Beautiful stye-Now on
Exhibition in Window of A.
Rothschild.

All day yesterday peopie were stop
ping in front of the elegant show win
dows of A. Rothschild. the Newcastle
street jeweler, admiring one of the
handsomest WORKS OF art in the way o.
penmanship and one of the most ex-
pressive testimonials in the way OF
sentiment that ever emenated from
the fingers of a talented artist and the
hearts OF a Dody of men. In modest
array before this was a case of beau
tiful diamond cum buttons the two be-
ing for one and the same man and that
man one of the biggest hearted, blg-
gest Drained ana most appreciated gen
uemen in this wnole country. The
testimonials and the gift OF diamonds
were nom the employees OF the Bruins
WICK ana Birmingham railroad and the
man TO whom they were presenter was
Col Z. .. Machen, Brunswick pa
tiiouc ciuzen VINO has been So prom
lnently in the forefront OF brunswick S
and South Geolgias commercial de-
yeiopment since nls coming into this
secuon some months ago.
Col Machen is always doing good to
others ana making nle happier Tor
some one and it is setaom tnat others
aave m opportunity to SHOW in Jewel
form the appreciation that they so of.
ten SPEAK IN woras. Bgt Christmas,
tnat giad season of the yule-tide, when
reace on learth and Good VIII 10
wards Men onels opportunity that
other rmes do not was eagerly se.zed
upon by the apptec1ause ones OF the
B. a. b. to express their gratitude to
The Colonel fInat they ula it In
most handsome foIln is attested by
the hundreds who were attracted to
the window by IT, and the artistic
work ol Mr. Frederic b. Chandler,
the penman VINO executed the testi-
monial, was never more admired Col
OllSl NANH1u has ChSly CAUSE W lSGi
the pride that must imbue him after
RECEIVING such a remembrance, Ior men
OF the road, both white and colored,
were palties in the beautiful express
sion anu signers of the testimonials,
which ieaus as foliOws
THE undersigned employees Of the
| tBrunswick and Birmingham railroad
Company, representing all grades OF
service, hereby do express to Colonel
e. G. Machen, president Of the bruins
wick anu Birmingham Constructor
Company, thelr sense ana appreciation
OF his unIIorm courtesy ana Tair deal
ing with them as wen as his untirmg
enorts 10 promote the transportation
interests OIL BrunswicK and me general
prosperity of the south Labor -Omnla
| Yincit.~ AS slight token OF their al
lecaionaGe fvsara tney peg ne viii ac-
cept the accompanying Testimonial ana
truso ne may I'VE many years TO ENJOY
tne fruits OF ms laDors ana the love
oI his fellow men
j. A. McDunle, w. l. nixon, Y W.
hoDert, e. e. Iwitry, W B Lee, II.
5. Gouid, l.. w. hopeit ~ }. H..
reese, X. g. Spears, Kund Mortensen,
~ II Johnson, +. v flttman, Freezer
lcK lnomas, J H. barte(t, N r..
fhomas, ". E. nnox, Is. Z. Popwell,
Geoi ge ClarK, j. ?. smith, j. r..
ann, l.. q. 0lles, 4. -. MloczkoWsHl,
alexander Webster, O.. W. Blanton,
g. G. Casey, Frederic b. ChanAer,
b. j. Ford, M. W. Cahnl, W. ~.
townsend, Lester Duryea, r.. w.
oeaty, l. =. Manning, benJ. Gllham,
Koweil, d. Reese, ). e. Moore, Robert
Lancaster, j, H. Eiangnam Norman
L middleton, u. l.. LiueDefry, Man
ming II. Ames, S. w. Wright, J. S.
W1otem, j. M. Gnn, John fryer, d. +.
Evans, freq Jones, j. II Green, H.
II. Keller, Henry p Condit, John
Baumgartner, j. W. Thornton, Mark
Hayes lcol.), Richard Wells (col).
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Married Last Night.