The Brunswick news., 1922-12-12
BIG NEW ENGLAND
MOTORCYCLE WILL
REACH HERE TODAY
Many Prominent Men Are
Among Those in the
Large Party.
ENROUTE FROM BOSTON.
WITH MAMA AS OBJECTIVE
Brunswick Board of Trade VIII
Have Representatives Meet
Party and Escort . Members
to City.

rave representatives Meet
Party and Escort. Members
to City.
Between twenty-five and fifty au-
tomobiles bringing Prominent New
England Professional and business
men, will reach Brunswick this after
noon about o'clock from Savannah.
where they spent yesterday and the
members of the party will be shown
every attention while in the city.
Several cars carrying members Of
the Board of Trade will, meet the New
Englanders and will escort them TO
the city and after arrival here a pro-
Gram will be arranged for them.
1t Is stated that the visitors will re-
main here tomorrow and it may be
that they will decide to stop over for
another day. They are enroute to
points in Florida.
This is the third tour of the Green
Book. the first being in 1920, and the
second in 1921 Neither came through
Brunswick. The purpose of the tour
is to demonstrate the feasibility Of
largs cars being driven by the infiu-
ential business men Of the North to
Florida. The tour follows a publish
ed schedule to the letter. The first
tour started from Boston on Decem-
her 6, 1920, and finished i'm Miami and
st. Petersburg on the exact date fore
cast, and fifteen minutes ahead of the
schedule time. A similar tour in 1921
with twenty-three large cars and fif-
ty-two people entered Jacksonville
one-half hour ahead of the schedule.
| Two repair cars accompany the
tourists. They bear two expert me-
chanics who bring up the rear Of the
PROCESSION and fix any car which may
develop trouble. This is the first trip
through Brunswick, andsit .was decid-
ed to come this wsY the best
route.
The tourists wi aFlorida
the rest of the WI Il then
Individually make North
again. It is hoped a 81 them
will be very favorabIy infy &d with
Brunswick and will return tilis way.
A number Of Canadians will make
the trip next Year This time there
are number of New Workers and
New Englanders. The list of those
making the trip is as follows:
M. Rocamora, Winthrow, Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Butler, Dorehes-
ter, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kiln
err, Grafton, Mass; Miss Hope Kiln
er, Grafton, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. RIB.
Tiley, Essex, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ Mortiton, Essex, Conn;
Miss Frances Van Baalen, Brool1line,
Mass; Mrs. Edward Rintels, Brook
line, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o.
Wadsworth, Willaston. Mass; Arthur
Lawrence, Tivoli, N. Y; Tompkins
C. Coons, Tivoli, N. Y; Raymond
Lasher, Germantown, N. Y; Luther
Tlngar, Germantown, n. "; Claude
Hart, Germantown, N. Y: William
H. Lasher. Germantown, N. Y; Wal
ter Fingar, Germantown, n. Y; Reat-
cr Fingar, Germantown, n. T.; Mrs.
Elizabeth Mullen, Little Falls. N. r.;
Miss Anna Mullen, Little Falls, NJ
Y; Miss Isabelle Mullen. Little Fails,
N. Y; Miss Agnes M. Mullen, Little
Falls, N. Y; Miss Martha Davis, Lit
tie Falls. N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
H. Bailey, Duxbury, Mass; Miss May
E. Brady, Los Angeles CAL; Mrs.
Frank Martin, Mt. Kisco, N. Y; Miss
Irene Bennett Adams, Mt. Kisco, ~
Y; Mrs. Carolyn M. .Hittinger Port
land. Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo. e.
Houghton, Portland, Me-. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Carpenter, Salem, Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner 8. Foster, Dor
chester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Csd A.
Hall Concord, N. H.; Mrs. Colby and
two children, and 9 years old; Mrs.
Mary F. Wheeler Concord, N. H.;
Raymond E. Wheeler, Concord, N. H.:
Fred H. Coombs, D. c., Phi. c., Con-
cord, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mon
roe, Fitchburg, Mass; Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Young, Springfield, Mass;
Mrs. Annie T. Washburn, Brookline.
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Rich
mond, Brockton, Mass; Mr.. ana Mrs.
f. A. Raymond, Dedham, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. Bracket, North Alb
ington, Mass; H. F. Bracket, Boston,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. c. HI. Cushing,
North Abingdon, Mass; M. Perkins,
Ogunquit, Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard NJ Bonnemort. Dedham, Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Washburn, Blue.
Stores, N. Y; Col. and Mrs. Dyer and
friends, Providence, r. I.
j. e. MCGEE the clever and enter
tanning pilot" Of the motorcades
reached the city yesterday and talks
Of the trip. This Is the
first one via this route, but II il indi-
easd that it will not be the last.