The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-15
INLAND -
Dredging of Norfolk Reaufo-
isEon Expected to Re CONF ~
Next TueSday-Other Ttor,. GU

Especial to News and Obsa~
washington, Nov. 12-H.r
Small has recently been infa-~ L.
capt. Earl /. Brown, Office ~ .
district in the United States c.-
Engineers, located at Vf,n.-
n. g. that the two large A.
which have been engaged for a,-..
a year in making excavations
inland waterway are expect &c.
on next Tuesday. November
will mari the completion Of tr..
ton Of the NorfoIk-Poaufort
OF the waterway extending from, r
leo sound TO Beaufort Inlet an.
afford g minimum depth Of H..
When this section Of the w..
is open. vessels can so from N... -
Washington or from any ~ tf-. ....
and streams in North Caroline
tected route, southwardIv r-..-
Beaufort Inlet. The compIetfon 49,.
work is also made notable. beca .s
is the first work undertaken l. +..
United States Government IN IT, -,--
structiOn of a continuous free ..-
way from Boston to Reaur0rt r. t7
understood that the completion of his
waterway will be celebrated ~.~r-
time in December. The cft:roo. -
Beaufort. Morehead CITY and o.fa~taA
expect to combine and carry .t =
program worthy Of the OCCASION
Hon. John II. Small. N O.. This.
city, expects to leave Saturday n..r-
ing to attend the annual meat.ne a.
the Observation-Disclosures Inland ~a-a--
way Association, which convanae ~
Pensacola, Fla, on the 14tn This
association "a organized 10 promote
the construction Of the waterway
across Florida and by an insa1a r...a
to the Mississippi river. NJ. Small
viii make an address on the urftr ~
the intra-coastal waterway alone the
Atlantic seaboard with t'1e w.tYr-w.v
from the Atlantic to the Cr'r and the
Mississippi.
The fourth annual moetiu- .f the
Second North Carolina NartonaI G"prc
Infantry Association was held .r ..5e
city yesterday at the local arnurg
The program consisted Of two bus Huz.
sessions, one in the morning and fae
other in the afternoon; o buffet l.u.s-
con. and ended with a swell reception
at the home Of Mai, W. G H05mar.
on Main street. About thtrty-Gv. NJ
the Second Infantry's fifty e.s.are
were in attendance. Eisito~r. othar
than the members Of the asso~. t5"~.
were the officers Of the Tn+t.f s. .ta7
ship Elfrida, Lieut--C0l. Teurs it2r-
per. Assistant pavmaste~-C-noroI o."
the National Guard; Cant Keith. u.
s. A. Of Washington, =. c, n faa"r-
Col. Nets, Of WILMINGTON. who "1S
one Of the principal speakers of the
occasion. Col, n. Q, Prog-w. ZONE
manding officer OF the Second - ~~
ment, was also IN attendance an'f0-&
an active part in the netting %. the
association. At the close II thu ht-.-
ness session in the afternoon the ".-
tire association were given 4 sal DOWN
Pamlico river, and the meeting Of 'A*
association cIosed with the reception
at Major Rodman's home last "f<"-
The Halcyon German ClU0, OF THIS
city, celebrated its twenty-fttN anu
versary on last Thursday eventnE #"H
n Of the most brilliant ana iH4-H
attended germans ever given Ply 5@'
club. after which came a sWott tth~
quot. About two hundred Invita- "liS
We're sent out, and there were @.""t
one hundred couples partc50al"-
The E1ks hall, where the dane VAS
held, was attractivelv decorate IN
the club coIors, blue and whit. .AN
presented q beautiful a~ppearanee- fA'-
sic was furnished by the WaSrnsl.a
Concert Band. The dance wa i@' n'
Mr.. II. H. BRYAN and Mr., Sch1@1l-
of New York.