The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-03


when he separated from the woman
of the cordial welcome of the mayor
the entire delegation headed bv the
First Regiment band, made circuit
OF the business section, after which
Col. G. P. Goodyear responded on the
part of the city OF Brunswick.
At Donald, a few miles further, an
ether great crowd greeted the great
Brunswick Booster Special and per-
haps the most demonstrative incident
of the day happened here when the
sawmill whistle acclaimed the arrival
of the special. F. E. Twitty, president
Of the Brunswick Board of Trade,
made short talk in response to
welcome address from the mayor of
that city and introduced i. H. Haym,
member of the board of directors of
the Brunswick Board of Trade. Mr.
Haym made one of his usual strong
addresses, in fact, many visitors pro-
Ipounced it one of the strongest Bruns-
wick addresses made on the trip. Don
20 = IS not sighted and the entire
brunswick contingent paraded the
streets and were enthusiastically re-
ceived by the people generally.
Glenville is one of the really impor-
tant places on the line of the Geor-
gia Coast and Piedmont railroad;
where people are progressive and by
printed signs Of welcome all over the
town expressed their delight at the
completion of the new line. Two short
talks were made here, one by Editor
c. Fl. Leavy, of The Brunswick News,
and the other by Mr.. Haym, both of
them were well received and In turn
the people of that section of the coun-
try promised to cooperate largely
with the G. C. & P. and with Bruins
wick in the great enterprise now prac-
ticafly completed.
In TatnaI's Capital.
During all Of this time it ought to
be remembered that Brunswick people
were having a jolly good time and
that the officials of the company,
headed by Vice President Mendes,
We're playing host in very charming
manner Every Brunswick business
house was represented in some fash
ion and everybody caught the inspira-
ton of the occasion and conspired
to make it a success. Vice President
Mendes had as his special guest Pres
ident Rhodes, Of the Brunswick Ter
minal and Railway Securities com
pany, who is also vice president of the
G. c. & P; VIM. Homan, a we'll known
New York inancier, director in the
Brunswick Terminal and Railway Sc
curities company and a large stock
holder in the G. G. & p, together with
Mrs. NJ Kroupe, a sister of Mr.. Ho-
man. Miss Vera Mendes, a sister of
F. Allen, auditor of the Tampa & Jack
sonville Railway Co; ]. s. Bradley, H.
A. JordOn, general freight and passen
ger Agent Wadley, of the Southern
Railway company and others. At
Glenville a very remarkable incident
occurred, the entire Brunswick party
was joined by citizens of Reidesville.
marched to the county courthouse and
into the court room where the city
court of Reidsville CHANGED to be in
session. The Brunswick boosters did
not respect the order of the court,
with the band playing and colors fly
ing, marched boldly into the temple
of justice, Judge Collins catching the
enthusiasm Of the occasion at once
adjourned his court, welcomed the
boosters from the City by the Sea
and presented Judge T. D. b.. Twiggs, :,
OF Savannah, who made very happy
address. The judge was very particu-
larry felicitCus, extolled the progress,
siye spirit Of the people Of South Geor-
gia and related many happy incidents
which were at once interesting and
amusing. On behalf of the visitors
Judge D. w. Krauss and Albert Fen
dig responded in a happy fashion.
Other short talks were made by mem
bers of the ReidsyilIe bar and most
certainly the stop at the metropolis
nf TafnaII ono OF tho rnOcf MI