Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-14
q good thing at the same time.

Q good thing at the same time.
W. r. Kase 90 d it was "jsst the
thing" and hoped that no time would
be lost in making preparations.
@. @. Long heartily approved Of I.
x. Grier's suggestion that the Bo I'd
of Trade take hold Of the matter.
Burgess Pursei said he was heartily
in sympathy wieh the movem et. bus
was unable just at that time to make
any suggestions. He th"u2h- the ,ust.
ter could SAT ly be lett III the hands of
the Board of Trade.
Murray Bros. are also in line and
will do what they can to help aloi &
the demt nstratiou.
NJ. G. Youngman. Cashier of the
Danville National Bank, suggested
that the Borough Council be interest
ed in the proposition.
F. Q. Angle, ESQ.,, 10 hearti In fsv.
or Of showing our appreciation Of what
the State has done for rs BY q suitable
demonstration. He approves of the
plan to leave the matter In the hands
| of the Board of Trade.
George NJ. Gearhart had good word
to say for the demonstration.
Post master Harder, Eugene Miles
and the whole post Office force are for q
big celebration that will do the town
credit.
w. g. Williams. assista ut superin
tendent at the Reading Iron Works, ia
also OH the right side. He thought 1.
X. Grier's plan an excellent one. The
remarkable progress made in the work
which has given MS q finished bridge
in the short period of little over 4
year, he thought, was fact which in
itself should inspire q great deal Of
gratitude.
W. A. Sechler. General Manager oi
the Danville Stove g. Manufacturing
Company, is enthusiastic IN the sub
ject Of demonstration. II there is 6
parade he will be one Of those in line.
Dan. M. Curry is in favor Of . biz
day to mark the opening Of the bridge.
He rays his firm observes ell holidays.
John Hooley. fouudrymsn, says In
his opinion the ocoasion is one which
calls for a general celebration. as the
bridge 10 an improvement which bene.
fits all classes.
D. r. Eckman as q South Slider ID
much interested in the proposition tc
celebrate the opening of the new
bridge. He feels sure that the move.
ment on the opposite side of the river
will be foun as popular as in Dan
Vile.
Charles ChslfAnt. ESQ.,. takes the
Same view. II any people, he says,
have cause for rejoicing IT is the peo'
pie of South Danville and Riv ersir.
J. B. Watson. Cashier of the Peo.
pies Bank, thinks that no time should
be lost in preparing for the demonstra.
tion. He approves of the plan suR
Rested by I. x. Grier, namely that the
Board Of Trade act in the initiative.
II. @. Blue, Commissio oners' clerk
| says fhAt the hearty cooperation ol
the Commissioners can be relied upon
in getting up suitable demonstra
tion.
DIR. Jno. Sweisfort very heartily ap.
proved OF the idea. as it wonld be {
very effective means of advertising
our town.
g. P. Hancock will be found righ,
along with our enterprisinR citizens
ready to take an active part in pre-
pairing for the demonstration.
A. II. Woolley IL also heartily IL
favor Of the movement.
George W Miles had good word tt
say for the proposi tion, but he thought
it probable that some might be found
Who would favor poatponing the dem.
onst tration until July 4th. when the
completion of the bridge and stree
paving could be celebrated along will
the National Holiday