Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-19
COMMERCE CHAMBER
ON TRIP TOMORROW
Business Men Will Visit Nearby
Cities in Search Of New
Ideas

| In search of closer relationship with
business men of other cities, siXty-five
members of the Harrisburg Chamber
of Commerce will leave on special
train tomorrow morning at o'clock
on two days trip. The first stop will
be made at York Haven where the
power plant of the York Haven Elec-
trical Company will be inspected.
York will be the next stop. In this
city the Harrisburg Chamber of Com
merce members will be given recep-
| tion and will put in the best part OF
the afternoon in that city. Lancas-
ter will be the stopping place over
night. At Lancaster the Chamber of
Commerce and Business Mems Asso-
citation will look after the Harrisburg
visitors.
On Thursday the trip will include
Lebanon and Hershey At the latter
place the entire afternoon will be
spent inspecting the chocolate plant.
A dinner will be served at Hershey Inn
during the evening. On this trip the
members going on the trip will include
the following;
"A. w, Andrews, Harrisburg Baking
Company; a. D. Bacon, ID. Bacon
Company; William Bennethum, Jr.,
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart; Is. f.
Blough, Blough Manufacturing Co.;
Co.; George w. Bogar, sporting goods;
Charles S. Boil. Union Trust Company;
j. w. Bowman, Bowman & Co.; Harry
NJ. BretZ, attorney; A. Z. Buchanan,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company; c.
w. Burtnett, Evans BURNETT Co.; H.
c. Claster, jeweler; Joseph Claster,
wholesale notions; c. w. Davis, j.
Horace Mcfarland Co.: r. w. Dow
dell Burroughs Adding Machine Co.;
S. S. Eberts, Bell Telephone Company;
is. p. Eby. Harrisburg Bag and Box
Gas Company: w. S. Essick, Aetna
Life Insurance Co.; ]. G. Farquharson,
Royal Life Insurance Co.; F. ii. Gal
ligher, Blough Manufacturing Co.; G..
B. Goodfellow, Patriot; George a. Cor
gas, druggist: H. L. Griffith, F. w.
Woolworth Co.; d. Hirsh, Blough
Manufacturing Company; o. N
Hobbs Blough Manufacturing Co.; ~.
w. Holman, Doutrich & Co.. Fl. f.
Hope, Bell Telephone Co.; Robert w.
Hoy, Harrisburg Light & Power Co.;
S. G.. Jean, Hanlen Bros.;' c. c. john
ston, Pennsylvania Street Railway Ad-
vertising Company, through Lancas-
ter; Samuel Kades, Miller-Kades Co.;
&c. II. Kehr, Blough Manufacturing
Co.; NJ. J. Koehner, Bowman IL Co.;
Samuel Kunkel, Mechanics Trust Co.;
Robert McCreath, McCreath Bros, coal
and wood; j. P. Mccullough, Tele-
graph Printing Co.; Charles NJ. Nc
Naughton, John C. Herman & Co.;
Herman Miller, Miller Bros & Neefe;
Jacob Miller, Miller-Kakes Co; Wal
ter L. Montgomery, 36 South Third
street John S. Musser, Dauphin Elec-
trical Supplies Co.; Martin B. Nissly
Pennsylvania Milk Products Co.; j. H.
Nixon, Pennsylvania Railroad; w. F..
Orth, City Star Laundry; Robert ".
Owen, Ensminger Lumber Co.. Geo.
S. Reinoehl, Bell Telephone Co.. ]. F.
Rohrer, real estate and insurance; S.
S. Rutherford, caterer; E. H. Schell
Henry Gilbert & Son; Ray S. Shoe
maker, S. w. Shoemaker & Son; John
4. Shirley, Equitable Life Assurance
Society; E, J. Stackpole, Harrisburg
Telegraph; Gus Steinmetz, Harrisburg
Telegraph; II. W. Stone, Harrisburg
Light & Power Company; Herman
Tausig, jeweler; George B. Tripp, Har-
risburg Light 6 Power Co.; Brook
Trout, Johnson Paper Co.; Robert
Wadsworth, Harrisburg Chamber of
Commerce; J. II. Wallazz, r. G. Dun
& Co.; S. Cameron Young, Middle
town; w. II. Zumbro, Harrisburg
Light and Power Co.