The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28
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At the Grand Monday-RObert Man,
tell and Genevieve Hamper will be
featured in that high class Fox pic
ture THE Green-Eyed Monster" at
\ the Grand tomorrow. Shows start
3:45 and Sis. Matinee and 10
| cents; night 10 and 20 cents. "The
Two Orphans" is another Fox on
! Thursday. Fox pictures every Mon
| day and Thursday. They are all good.
Hughey Mack and Flora Finch are
featured in that big eight reel pro-
gram at the Grand Wednesday. Com
ing-"The Iron Claw"
The Weather-Fair today; gentle
shifting winds.
| The Tides-High water on the
| Brunswick bar today at 4:0S a. m, and
3:55 p. M; low water at 1928 a. m,
and HOG p. m.
Santiago SaiIs-Tne steamer Santi-
ago sailed yesterday morning for New
York with a general cargo of mer-
chandise.
Well Known Nesro-Steve Gardner
well known negro, died yesterday
on Barlow street. He was a drayman
and had many friends among the
| white people
| Large Crowd on Excursion-A large
crowd went on the excursion given
yesterday by the st. Marks Sunday
| school. The trip was made to St
| Simons and the day thoroughly en-
| joyed.
Miss Chase Leaves-Miss Agnes
| Chase, who has been in brunswick for
the past ten days making an inves
tigation of plant and grass life in
Glynn county, left yesterday, after
| having completed her work here.
Decoration Day-Tuesday is Deco
ration day and consequently is a le-
| gal holiday and will be so observed
in Brunswick. The postofIice will OBJ
serve Sunday hours, being closed for
the day except for the distribution and
| dispatch of mail.
Penny Lunches-Mrs. b. II. Levy
will have charge of the penny lunches
at the high school and grammar
schools Monday. Ice cream cones will
be served at three cents each. two
for five cents. Raisin cakes will be
sold for one cent.
Framework Nearing Completion
Captain Leo, who is experimenting
the building of the schooner for the
Brunswick Shipbuilding company re-
ports that work is progressing rapid
ly and he expects the frame work to
be completed this week. The shin
is expected to be in water before fall.
May Call Meeting--A meeting of
the local merchants association is ex-
pected to be called for early this week
to take action on the request of the
clerks that change be made in the
closing hours for retail establish
ments. Nearly five hundred persons
have now asked that the change be
made.
Auto Party-H e. Sanderson, wife
and children and Mrs. M. e. Converse
of DeLand, Florida, formed an auto.
mobile party which stopped at the
Hotel Royal last night They will
leave today for Savannah, afterwards
motoring to New York, where they
viii spend the summer. They will
return to Florida neX5 winter.
Or. Mason Arrives-Dr. ]. M. Ma.
son, the well known dentist, who has
been living in Macon for some time
past, arrived in Brunswick yester
day and took rooms over the Hopkins
real estate office. Dr. Mason was for.
merly president of the Georgia Dental
association and is . member of the
National Dental association. He for.
merry resided in Brunswick and is
welcomed back
At the Rijou Monday-The manage
ment of the Biiou has contracts with
the four greatest feature picture con