The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-09

kay soon VIII be seen as co-StarS at
the Bijou Theatre, when they are
presented in a serocomic Triangle
ince play by C. Gardner Sullivan, en-
titled Home" Since the inception of
the Triangle program these two popu-
lar players have been seen in nothing
but strongly dramatic offerings: hence
interest attaches to their
work in this production, which is of
a lighter vein.
Rented An Office.
Judge ]. E. Dart has rented the
building corner of Grant street and
Jekyl square and will be ready for
business as soon as he gets his COM
mission as Justice of the Peace. This
is an excellent location for his of
flee.
Piline For Vessels.
A number of pilihS have been driv-
en- across the river just opposite the
Atlantic Coast Line wharf to be used
by vessels which take on timber. The
first will be a steamer which is due
here any time to load for Hunter,
Benn and Co., of Darien.
Notice, Masors!
Members of Ocean Lodge No. 241,
T. A. NJ and visiting brethren. will
please meet at Masonic hall at $3.50
p. m. today to attend funeral of our
late Brother James McRae.
j. w. SIMMONS, w. M.
Attest: r. H. Martin, Secy.
Shipping News.
The American Steamer New Or
leans reached port yesterday to load
ties from the Joyce-Watkins company
for the north. Two large steamers
are expected within the next few
days. Shipping business promises to
be real lively the balance of the
winter.
Beautiful Weather Yesterday.
Yesterday was an ideal day in ev-
cry sense of the word and holiday
shoppers were out in full force all
day long and many of the merchants
say they had the best day of the
Christmas season. The weather man
says though that cold wave is on
the way.
To Open Grocery.
Mrs. c. j. Jenkins will shortly open
grocery in the Burns and Dickey
building, corner George and Bay
streets. The fact that large ship
building plant is to be erected di
rectly in front of this building which
will employ many men assures the
success of the new store.
Large Crowd Expected.
The Presbyterian Sunday school il
| preparing to have large crowd will
them their Go to Sunday-School Day
| December 10th. Special effort is be
ing made to get the members of thu
church and congregation to come ou
and especially the parents of the chill
dren and the older members of thu
| Sunday school as well as the younge
member. S
In Police Court.
In the police court yesterday fiv'
or six were up for riding wheel
without lights and all were fined
dollar with advice from the bencl
not to appear on the charge again
Two or three were tried for fight
ing, all colored In one case tw'
women did the biting stunt and eacl
was minus part of their lips bu
they still had plenty left. No on
was tried for speeding for the frs
time in several sessions of the court.
Change of Schedule.
On and after Sunday, Dec. 10th
Southern Railway train No. II whic
now leaves Brunswick at $50 a. m
will leave at 7:57 a. m, and arriv
Jesup $3.50 a. M. in order to max
connection with Florida Special trai
No. 5. This will afford Brunswick a
excellent schedule for Macon and A
lanta and all points west.
GEO. II. WHITE,
12-12 General Agent.
To Make Reports.
Reports of the city-wide religion
4 canvass will be made at four p. II
4 Sunday at the Baptist church by tn
4 canvassers. Items both of intere'
4 and humor will be given. Please r
4 turn your unused cards and classii
4 your reports to be. made to the r
4 spective pastors of the member
A found for their several churches. Wi
i the canvassers kindly send their r
A ports if it is impossible for them
& be present and give it.
] w. II. CHAPMAN,
For the Ministers Association.
Sale Success.
One of our reporters happened int
the Surprise store yesterday an
found every one busy. Twelve to ii
teen sales people were behind tn
counters and we found many custom
ers in the store making purchase
The store is tastefu1Iv arranged wit