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We take pleasure in presenting to the public the second volume of the Bruns wick City Directory. The City Directory is more than a list of residents, with

their occupations and addresses; it is a complete and accurate guide to the city, its people, their government, their institutions, organizations and societies. It is a complete record of all the persons and places of the day and becomes a' perma nent history of the city and its people. It has been the aim of the publishers to make the Brunswick City Directory a medium to display the progress the city is making in business and population. There is no publication connected with the city which so completely exhibits the industrial, commercial and other industries than the City Directory. The statements set forth are taken from facts and can

not be successfully contradicted. The following interesting sketch is presented through the courtesy ot the

Brunswick Board of Trade:

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Brunswick was founded in 1771 by order of the Colonial Council. The hrst

survey of the new city was made one year previous to that date and the hrst

lot was sold in 1772.

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Brunswick is located at the apex of the great inward curve of the Atlantic

Coast, the Florida peninsula extending to the southeast and eastern shore of

the United States extending to the north-east. The city proper is built upon a

peninsula, whose shores are washed by tidal streams. Practically no fie si

flows into the sea in the neighborhood of Brunswick. > Brunswick Harbor, as it is officially known, comprises the Waterways, ot.

Simon Sound, Brunswick River. Turtle River, East River, and Academy Cree , only one of which is an alluvial bearing stream, the rest being estuaries of the

sea' It is located &t the entrant angle of the southeast coast of the United States, and by its geographical location makes possible the most economical freight rates. Tt is situated midway between two large navigable rivers, which practically attord the drainage for all of Southeast Georgia, namely, the Altamaha River system,

12 miles to the northward, and the Greater Satilla River, 12 miles tothe south

ward. An idea of the size and capacity ofthe harbor mav he had from the fol lowing figures: Inside of the bar proper, and up to the Southern Railway dock located at the extreme inner end, there is found an anchorage basin 7 rmles in length, with a width of 300 to .3.000 feet, with depths ranging from 30 to 8? feet which forms an area of some T.030 acres all of which is land-locked, or at Fast protected from heavy weather. The loading docks now existing m the harbor

are situated from eleven to twenty miles from the deep water outside of the bar. The rise and fall of the tide ranges from a little less than seven feet on the bar to a little more than seven feet at the upper end of the harbor. Up to this date there has been obtained a channel across Brunswick Bar in straight line from the St. Simon's Lighthouse and leading uppast the entire water frontand to the Southern Railway docks, having a width of 400 feet, a depth of 30 feet at mean

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The natural beauty of Brunswick is peerless among American cities. he

harbor is the most beautiful on the Atlantic Coast. The broad expanse of the

hay is broken here and there by wide stretches of tidal meadows, while higher

land, heavily wooded with giant oaks and picturesque palms, lends just the varia

tion necessary as a final romantic touch. Grand live oak trees that the eaily set

tlers found growing in Brunswick have never been disturbed. Scores of them

are still growing in various parts of the city. Driveways and car lines are turned

aside for them. The natural beauty of the city has been carefully preserved while

at the same time everything that could be done has been added to nature s efforts.

B anking F acilities-- The combined resources of the three banks of Bruns

wick exceeds $2,000,000.00.

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P ublic B uildings-- The public buildings of Brunswick are fine types of archi

tectural beauty. They have been built for permanency and for the improvement

of the town as much as for their individual usefulness. The Federal building or

Custom House and Post Office cost $150,000.00. The City Hall cost $75,000.00.

The Glynn County Court House cost $150,000.00. The Brunswick Hospital build ing and equipment cost $65,000.00.

P ublic H ea l th -- In community health the city of Brunswick leads American seaport towns. It is in every respect a healthy resort. The death rate of its

whole population for the year 1913 is 11.9 to the thousand. The death rate among

the white population from tuberculosis in 1912 was less than 4 per cent of alb

deaths, as opposed to 10 per cent in the registration area of the United States.

The entire absence of fresh water streams in the vicinity of Brunswick and

the seven foot rise and fall of the tide washing the shore together with the salt marshes about the city insure safety from mosquitoes and malaria. The health

fulness of Brunswick is also safeguarded by the water supply which is derived from flowing artesian wells.

The Waring system of sewerage personally installed by the great engineer

himself is among the city's most important protections against disease. This

sewerage system was built for utility and efficiency. Cost was a minor considera tion. Year after year the absence of contagious diseases and low death rate prove

the wisdom of the city officials of Brunswick who insisted that the sewerage

system of Brunswick should be the best.

The city maintains a well equipped laboratory in charge of the City Health

officer who makes regular inspections of school children, and of the sources of

milk and other foods.

C h u r ch es-- Brunswick has eleven churches, each possessing a very attractive church building. The total church membership of Brunswick is 2,500. The total

cost of all the church buildings is $175,000.00

P a r k s-- Eighteen attractive parks and squares, several of them of considera ble area and all well cared for, are located in different sections of the city. Their

beauty adds a great deal to the attractiveness of the city.

S treets an d S id e w a lk s-- The streets of the business section o f Brunswick

are paved with vitrified brick. Residence streets and suburban drives are paved with shell. Every important sidewalk in the city has been paved.

C lim ate-- The even semi-tropical climate of Brunswick is one of its strongest attractions. The mean temperature for the winter months is 54; for the spring

months, 67; for the summer months, 80; for the fall months, 69; average for

the year, 67.8 The average annual rainfall is 51 inches. The average date of

the first frost is December 5th, and of the last frost is February 20th. The first

frost frequently comes as late as early January, while the last frost not infre quently comes in early February.

S ocial C lu b s-- Brunswick has several social organizations and clubs, each with rooms or a home. The Elks Club is housed in a pretty building near the

Postoffice on a very large lot and sets well back from the street which it fronts

on two sides. The building and furnishings cost $25,000.00.

P ublic S chools-- The public school system of Brunswick is a source of great pride to the city. The buildings are modern in every detail including sanitation,

fire safety and accessibility. Included in the system are one high school and two

grammar schools and a school for negroes. In the county there are thirty-two

schools for whites. The schools of the county and city are free. Free public schools were provided for in the Act of the Colonial Council creating Brunswick

and from that time to the present they have been free.

Glynn County is perhaps the only county in the State whose schools have for

124 years been maintained without tuition. This long record of free public schools

accounts to a great extent for the fact that, according to the United States Cen

sus for 1900, the percentage of illiteracy in Glynn County among native whites

over twenty-one years old is the lowest among all Georgia counties. Among the

negroes the percentage is also lowest among Georgia counties with but two ex ceptions. Only 2.4 per cent of native whites of Glynn County are illiterate.

B u ilding A ctivity-- Brunswick steadily maintains its even growth. Building

permits for the past seven years have averaged $220,000.00 per year. Buildings

now in course of construction or contracted for total in value $150,000.00, is as sured during the next twelve months.

J e k y l I sland-- In sight of the wharves at Brunswick is Jekyl Island, the

winter home and resort of the Jekyl Island Club, a social organization of Ameri

can capitalists. The club owns the entire island, and besides making it the most unique game preserve in America, having stocked it with game from two hemis

pheres, has also erected magnificent homes for members. To such an extent have

these improvements and landscape gardening, shelled roads, and boat landings

added to the beauty of Jekyl Island that it is become "The Riviera of America."

R ailroads, S t e a m s h ip L in e s an d P u blic H ig h w a y s -- In transportation fa cilities the port of Brunswick is unsurpassed. Four railroads serve the port as follows: The Southern Railway of 7,485 miles; the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railway of 625 miles; the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad with 4,322 miles; the Georgia Coast and Piedmont Railroad, a 100-mile trunk line connecting Bruns wick with five independent lines, whose total length exceeds 600 miles. In ad dition to these the Seaboard Air Line Railroad in connection with the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad via Thalmann makes practically a fifth system entering Brunswick. Through these routes Brunswick is intimately connected with every part of the United States. Two steamship lines serve the port. The Strachan Line, operated by F. D. M. Strachan & Company between Brunswick and Europe, the West Indies, and South America, and the Mallory Line, making regular sailings from Brunswick to the South Atlantic, the Gulf of Mexico, and to New York. Five steamship companies operate lines to Cumberland Island and Fernandina, to Jekyl Island, St. Simons Island, Darien to points on the Altamaha River and tributaries, and the Satilla River points. Local transportation is pro vided for by an excellent electric street railway system in the city and by fine shell roads through the country. Glynn County has a greater percentage of its public roads permanently improved than any other county in Georgia. The Seminole frail, the highway from New York to the East Coast of Florida, passes through Brunswick. Hundreds of motorists make their Southern tour by that route.

A D istribu tin g P oint-- With five railroad systems reaching every important manufacturing center of the South and covering Georgia like a net, Brunswick bids for the distributing business of the South. Her railroads solicit this business and offer inducements. The coast terminal facilities of Brunswick are unequaled either on the Gulf Coast or on the Atlantic Coast south of Norfolk. Additional improvements under construction will place Brunswick even further in advance

of rival points. Jobbing P oint-- The annual jobbing trade of Brunswick, including trade

in machinery, mill supplies, groceries, and dry goods, exceeds $10,000,000, and is rapidly growing. South Georgia, which is immediately tributary to Brunswick, is building up faster than any other part of the South today. Seventy-five per cent of the farms in South Georgia are free from mortgage debt. Between 1900 and 1910 the total value of all farm property in South Georgia increased 180 per cent; the total value of all farm lands 190 per cent; the average value of farm land per acre 150 per cent; the total number of farms increased 37 per cent. Brunswick is the port and jobbing point for this section and its business grows

as the county back of it grows. S t. S im on I sland-- St. Simon Island lies between the Altamaha River and St.

Simon Sound, separated from the mainland by McCoy's River. It has been called the "Cradle of American Liberty." More historic than any of the islands around Brunswick, and not exclusive to a limited number of people, it is the joy of thousands of inhabitants from the interior of the Southern and Middle Western States, who flock to its surf and invigorating climate in the summer months, from May to October. The island is twelve miles long and three miles wide and has a beautiful beach line eight miles long with unsurpassed surf bathing. It has a large new summer hotel and several smaller ones, and over three hundred private cottages, many of which may be leased for the season, where the summer months are whiled away most delightfully. The same natural and climatic conditions of jekyl Island exist at St. Simon. The island is traversed in several directions by beautiful shell roads that lead to points of historic interest. Frederica, the earliest settlement in Georgia being one of them. Frederica was founded by General Oglethorpe. Ruins of fortifications constructed by him are still standing. Near Frederica lies the battle-field of Bloody Marsh, where a small English force under Oglethorpe defeated a large army of Spanish invaders, saving Georgia to the English Crown. St. Simon was also the first American home of the Wesley's,

founders of Methodism. Points of interest associated with the Wesleys may

be seen. T e r m in als-- The Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Coast Terminals

cover 25 acres and employ 300 men. They have three basins, giving a dock front age of 3,500 feet for boats drawing 30 feet. Four warehouses, with 24,000 square feet of space in each with six miles of track touching all parts of the terminals. A 20-ton ice plant furnishes ice for ships and cars carrying perishable consign ment. These terminals cost $3,000,000. They are located ten miles from open sea, and one mile from the center of the city.

In addition to large wharves in the city, the Southern Railway has 4,200 feet front at its Turtle River docks with 26 to 27 foot water at low tide alongside. Here it has warehouses for 25,000 bales of cotton and other export traffic, equipped

with up-to-date fire apparatus, chemical extinguishers, fire walls, etc. At this dock an immense warehouse of 30,000 tons capacity has just been constructed for import bulk material, having electrially driven overhead tramways giving a total capacity of about 40,000 tons for import bulk material.

ih e Atlantic Coast Line Railroad docks are centrally located with the joint A. C. L.-Southern Railway yards, twenty-eight hundred feet of improved and three thousand feet of unimproved water frontage, equipped with parallel and lateral tracks, as well as other facilities for rapid and economical handling of lumber, cross-ties, naval stores, etc., also equipped with splendid offices on the premises for permanent tenants. Vessels of any draught that come to the port can load and clear at these terminals. Operated either under contract or open wharfage basis.

The docks of the Georgia Coast & Piedmont Railriod, a hundred mile trunk line affording entrance to the port for five railroads aggregating over six hundred miles of track with no port connections over their own rails, face 2,000 feet along the government 30-feet harbor channel. These docks handle ties, timber, naval stores and cotton which move out over the newly established Baltimore and Brunswick Line to the port of Baltimore. Commodious warehouses store a large volume of produce for eastern manufacturing centers which are handled South on this steamship line and from Brunswick are distributed throughout the entire southeast.

C ommerce-- The water-born commerce of Brunswick annually exceeds $50,000,000 in value.

The exports of the port increased 31.6 per cent for the year ending January xst, 1913-

I ndustries-- The Yaryan Naval Stores Company, producers of rosin, turpen tine and by-products, leads the industrial activities of Brunswick. This plant represents an investment of $1,000,000 and is more than three times as large as any other similar plant in the world. One thousand seven hundred employees are on its pay roll. The annual distribution of wages by this plant exceeds $600,000. The plant of the Georgia Veneer and Package Company, and that of the Bruns wick Creosoting Company, the first manufacturing box shook, fruit cases and crates, and the second treating with creosote the equivalent of $50,000,000 b. m. feet of lumber per annum, comes next to the Yaryan Company in importance. The other manufacturing industries of Brunswick are large marine repair works, a marine railway a furnitue factory, sheet metal works, the plant of the Glynn Canning Company, publishing houses, planing mills, contractors and pile drivers, barrel factories, machine shops, broom factories, lumber mills, handle factories, foundries, fertilizer factories, electrical contractors, cooper works, cement stone works, cigar factories, bottling plants, carriage works, and bakeries. Brunswick's monthly pay roll exceeds $200,000.

A d vantages for M an u fa c tu r in g -- Brunswick offers the manufacturer the following advantages: Low freight rates to the interior on finished products; low freight rates from the interior on raw material including wood and clays from nearby points, coal, iron, and steel from Alabama and Virginia; ample transportation facilities; flowing artesian water for manufacturing and domestic consumption; every condition essential to contented labor, such as good schools, good churches, numerous parks and play grounds, near by island resorts and surf bathing. There are no idle factories in Brunswick.

T imber-- Hard wood forests near Brunswick hold in store more than three billion cords of wood suitable for manufacturing into wood pulp, in the same forests there are many millions of feet of hard woods, available at reasonable prices, that can be manufactured into furniture at Brunswick.

S oils and A griculture-- The upland sails of Glynn County consists of ma terials washed from the hills to the west. These sediments, by waves and tides, were reworked into various sandy loams and subsequently further altered by erosion, the growth and decay of vegetation, and by chemical change. In places accumulation of vegetable matter built a deep rich muck. The subsoils in such places are usually mottled in color. The heavy soils have been formed by the deposition of salt and clay from the local streams and tides. The soils of the river bottoms are strictly alluvial in origin.

Transportation facilities for farm and truck garden products are good. Through refrigerator car service to the north and east is available. The following crops may be grown with profit in Glynn County near Brunswick: Corn, sugar cane, forage crops, celery, cabbage, lettuce, onions, Irish potatoes, sweet' potatoes or yams, tomatoes, egg plant, cow peas, radishes, beets, turnips, strawberries, pea nuts, oats rice, okra, both Sea Island and short staple cotton, English peas, velvet beans, soya beans, asparagus, cauliflower.

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C itrus F ruits-- The soil and climate of Glynn County are adapted to citrus fruit growing. In the county and especially on the coastal islands many orange and grape fruit trees have been planted and are bearing fruit every year. Other fruits including pomegranites, figs, pears, peaches, and scuppernong grapes can

be cultured profitably. P ecan s-- The soils of Glynn County are peculiarly adopted to the growing

of pecans. Many fine groves have been planted and the industry is becoming

very popular. P rice of L and-- The greater part of available agricultural lands are easily

accessible by the splendid shell boulevards and may be purchased at reasonable prices. The range of price is determined by the proximity to Brunswick.

S ports and P a stim e s.-- A nine-hole golf course, splendidly placed in W ind sor Park, near the " Marsh o'Glynn" has been put in perfect condition and now is one of the finest in the South. An attractive club house with comfortable ap pointments is at the command of members and guests.

The coast region and the islands near Brunswick are a fine field for deer hunting. Bear may be found in the swamps from fifteen to forty miles distant. Field, wood and canebrake abound with quail, woodcock, rice-birds and doves. The marshes and tidal streams of the section attract countless ducks, wild-geese,

marsh hens and other aquatic fowl. All fish that frequent the South Atlantic are found in abundance in the

waters about Brunswick Flarbor. Fishing parties rent motor boats and secure the services of guides at almost any time and at reasonable rates. Among the fish found in these waters are: Channel bass, winter trout, drum, sheephead, whiting, rock fish, flounder, blue fish and mackerel.

Tidal estuaries of the sea hundreds of miles in extent ramify the coast re gions in the vicinity of Brunswick. These salt water streams wind in and out among scores of islands and through the marshes, and offer delightful motor boating. A hundred historical points can be visited in the motor boat. One may sail the same inlets that were familiar to blood-thirsty pirates of the Spanish main in the days of Captain Kidd. Or one may visit such points as Frederica, on St. Simon Island, where Oglethorpe established his first headquarters and built his English forts that still stand.

The New York-Florida automobile highway passes through Brunswick, and many miles of beautiful shell road invite the tourist to bring his motor car to Brunswick and enjoy the best there is in it.

B oard of T rade.

F. E. Twitty,. President; E. L. Stephens, First Vice-President; G. H. Smith, Second Vice-President; J. G. Weatherly, Secretary; E. C. Bruce, Treasurer. Executive Committee: F. E. Twitty, E. L. Stephens, E. C. Bruce, J. G. Weather ly, C. Miller. Directors: F. E. Twitty, E. L. Stephens, J. H. Hopkins, M. B. McKinnon, J. J. Lott, L. T. McKinnon, J. G. Weatherly, L. H. Haym, Albert Fendig, E. C. Bruce, C. H. Leavy, J. P. Davenport, A. L. Church, Geo. H. Smith,

C. Miller. The Brunswick Board of Trade has been very carefully organized and is

believed by its founders to be the most effective co-operative commercial organi zation in the county. Beginning with the President and Secretary the work of the organization quickly branches out through the five members of the Executive Committee, there again opening out fan-like among thirteen committees on each of which there must be at least one director. Each committee consists of three members, therefore twenty-six members are drawn from the ranks of the general organization and become advisors to the Directors. Hence the Executive officers of the organization are continually in sympathetic alignment with the general membership. Two members of the City Council and two members of the Board of County Commissioners must always be on the Directorate.

The function of a holding company is performed by the Brunswick Advance ment Association, a corporation which was organized prior to the Board of Trade and is really the parent organization. The effectiveness of the plan of organiza tion and the co-ordination of the active Board of Trade and the holding company has already been provided to the satisfaction of the people of Brunswick.

P opulation-- There are contained in this volume of the Directory 5,232 names. In estimating the population of the city, the multiple of three is used, indicat ing a population for Brunswick of 15,696.

Respectfully,

R. L. P O L K & C O M P A N Y,

Publishers.

Table of Contents

P age Alphabetical List of Names .............................................................. 89 Banks ..................................................................................................... 24 Board of Trade .................................................................................... 24 Cemeteries .............................................................................................. 24 Churches-- White ................................................................................. 24 Churches-- Colored ............................................................................. 26 City Government ................................................................................... 20 Classified Business Directory .......................................................... 261 Clubs and Societies ............................................................................. 32 County Officers ...................................................................................... 19 Fire Department .................................................................................. 22 Hospitals ................................................................................................ 27 Libraries ................................................................................................ 27 Local United States Officials ............................................................ 18 Military ................................................................................................. 27 Miscellaneous Organizations .............................................................. 32 Newspapers ............................................................................................ 28 Parks and Squares ............................................................................... 28 Police Department ............................................................................... 21 Postoffice ................................................................................................ 22 Public Halls and Buildings ................................................................ 29 Public Schools .................................................................................... 23 Secret Societies .................................................................................... 29 State Government ................................................................................. 18 Street Directory ................................................................................ 35 United States Government ................................................................ 17

Index to Advertisers

P age Andrews The Druggist ......................................... Right top lines Barnhill, N. R...................................................................................... 279 Baumgartner, John ............................................................................. 3 Bennett Bros......................................................................Front cover Branch Pharmacy, T h e ...............................................L eft top lines Brunswick Bank and Trust Co.....................................Front cover Brunswick Coca-Cola Bottling Co.................................................... 3 1 Brunswick Evening Banner ............................................................ 6 Brunswick News .....................................................Back fly leaf Bryant's Book Store ................................................ Right toplines Busk, C ....................................................................... L eft top lines Coney & Parker Co..................................................Right toplines DeVoe, Wm. H ..................................................Right bottom lines Fendig Albert & Co....................................................Left top lines Girvin, Walter J.................................................................................. 5 Glover Bros.......................................................................................... 8 Glynn Ice Co........................................................................................ 4 Gordon, A. J...........................................................Left bottom lines Hotel Royal ........................................................................................ 2 Leybourne, A. E. & Co...................................................................... 7 McGarvey, C ......................................................................................... 5 Mutual Light & Water Co........................................ Left top lines Phoenix Grocery Co................................................ Left side lines Roberts' P h arm acy................................................. Right top lines St. Anthanasius School ..................................................................... 5 Santa Clara Cigar Co........................................................................ 266 Selden Normal and Industrial School ........................................... 7 Taylor, Charles H .............................................................................. 7 United Supply Co..................................................... Right top lines Van Brunt, Frank & Co................................................................. 5 W olf, F. & Co......................................................Inside back cover Woods, Philip C................................................................ Back cover

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LOCAL UNITED STATES OFFICIALS

Custom House

(Gloucester cor Union) Deputy Collector and Inspector-- Minton H John son Inspector-- Paul Kimsey

Immigrant Service Immigrant Inspector-- Minton H Johnson

U S Engineer's Office

Assistant Engineer-- M V Haas Inspectors-- J S Carruthers, Douglas Nightengale, Caleb Carter, J Hazel Wright Leadman-- Ralf Tillotson

U S Marine Hospital Surgeon in Charge-- Dr H M B ran h am ; office Glynn County Bank bldg

U S Quarantine Station Surgeon in Charge-- Dr J M Moncure

Referee in Bankruptcy A J Crovatt, 12-14 Akin bldg

GROCERIES

1726-2S Norwich St.

STATE GOVERNMENT

Governor-- Hon John M Slaton Adjutant General-- J Van Holt Nash Secretary of State-- Philip Cook Comptroller General-- W m A Wright Treasurer-- W m J Speer Attorney-General-- Thos B Felder Pension Commissioner-- J W Lindsey

Commissioner of Agriculture-- Thos G Hudson Commissioner of Commerce and Labor-- H M Stanley State School Commissioner-- M L Brittain

D R Y G O O D S, L A D IE S ' R E A D Y -T O -W E A R

' " ' s K r * A . J . GORDON l5!s S " *

Agents for

VINOL

The Great Tonic and Tissue Builder

Roberts' Pharmacy

Newcasle and Monk, Phone 310

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Agents for PEP-A=M0

The Great Digestive Tonic

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Railroad Commissioners-- C M Candler chair man, J A Perry, Joseph F Gray, George Hillyer, Paul N Trammell

Prison Commissioners-- R E Davidson, R E Rai ney, T E Patterson

Justices of the Supreme Court-- William H Fish, Beverly D Evans, Joseph Henry Lumpkin, Marcus W Beck, Samuel C Atkinson, H Warner Hill

Clerk of the Supreme Court-- Z D Harrison Court of Appeals-- B H Hill, R B Russell, J R Pottle Clerk Court of Appeals-- Logan Bleckley

Brunswick Circuit

Judge of Superior Courts-- C B Conyers, Bruns wick Ga

Solicitor-General-- J H Thomas, Jesup Ga Official Stenographer-- J S Franklin, Brunswick

GLYNN COUNTY OFFICERS Ordinary-- Edwin W Dart Clerk Superior Court-- H F du Bignon Deputy Clerk-- A O Townsend Sheriff-- W m H Berrie Deputy Sheriff-- George M Owens Treasurer-- Robert S Pyles Receiver of T ax Returns-- John E Dubberly T ax Collector-- Hiram J Read Surveyor-- E A Penniman Coroner-- G A H Jennings Jailor-- M G Lowe Senator Fourth District-- W W King, of Camden Representative from Glynn-- J A Butts County School Commissioner-- N H Ballard Commissioners of Roads and Revenue-- C D O g g chairman, L T McKinnon, J J Lott, J B Wright, R L Ratcliffe, J L Stephens, W R Townsend Attorney for Board of Commissioners-- R D Meader

MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel Oglethorpe

F T nD NEWCASTLE STS. PHONE 119

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Glynn County Officers-- Continued

Members Board of Education-- A V W ood pres, R E L Burford, W B Cook, J H Hopkins, D Watson Winn, Alex Livingston, W H Crofton, J O Beaseley, B F Lewis, J B Tait, N H Ballard sec and supt schools

City Court of Brunswick

Judge-- Daniel W Krauss Clerk-- H F du Bignon Deputy Clerk-- A O Townsend Sheriff-- W m H Berrie Deputy Sheriff-- George M Owens Official Stenographer-- J S Franklin

Justices of the Peace

J T Lambright, Justice of the Peace 26th District J R Roberts, N P and E x O J P 26th District

Representative in Congress William G Brantley, of Glynn county

CITY GOVERNMENT

City Hall-- Newcastle cor Mansfield Mayor-- Hon J Hunter Hopkins Clerk-- N D Russell Treasurer-- W B Fain City Attorney-- J T Colson City Physician-- Dr T F Abercrombie Hospital Surgeon-- Dr G W Blanton City Engineer-- J L Zachry Sexton White Cemetery-- W M Thompson Sexton Colored Cemetery-- John Byrd Engineer Sewerage Pumping Station-- E R T Mundy, W J Newman assistant Impounding Officer-- R B Harrison Tax Assessors-- C P Goodyear, W B Cook, J K Cornelius Board of Equalizers-- C D Ogg, J R Morton, G R Krauss

UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY

Machinery, General Mill Supplies HARDWARE: Marine Hardware, Boat Fittings, R. R. Supplies.

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Port Wardens-- H O Tolnas, H G Dent, J H Leo City Printer-- C H Leavy Pilot Commissioners-- E H Mason, F D Aiken, W B Cook, J P Davenport, J H Leo, A M Ross, A R Hensel

Alderman

First W ard-- George H Cook, J L Andrews Second Ward-- M B McKinnon, J B Abrams Third W ard-- Claude Dart, L LudwigFourth W ard-- A H Boyle, F S Nash

Standing Committees

Finance and Auditing-- McKinnon, Ludwig, A b rams

Taxes and Revenues-- Boyle, Andrews, Dart Railroads and Harbors-- Cook, Abrams, Andrews

Sanitation, Public Works, Buildings, Cemeteries, Parks and Squares-- Dart, Cook, Ludwig

Police-- Nash, Ludwig, Cook Hospital and Charity-- Abrams, Andrews, Nash Purchasing-- Andrews, McKinnon, Boyle Ordinances-- Boyle, Dart, McKinnon

Fire and Building Permits-- Ludwig, Abrams, Boyle

Light and W ater-- Cook, Nash, McKinnon

Police Department

(Richmond and Mansfield)

Chief-- Addie L Owens, asst Jerre Wilchar Patrolmen-- G W Richardson, L M Russell, L C Padgett, W F Watkins, J S Goodbread, George Asbell, Harvey Livingston Mounted-- S J Gordon, R B Harrison, J J Barrett, J R Price Jailor-- J W Manoe Board of Health-- Dr R L Fox, Dr J W Simmons, Dr H M Branham, R R Hopkins, A V Wood

Albert Fendig & Co. R'3 i ,,

Cross Tie, Lumber, Sawmill and Turpentine Propositions.

1503 N EW CASTLE ST.

TELEPHONE 170

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Fire Department

(Newcastle cor Mansfield) Chief-- John H Harrison

Firemen-- W m E Boyd, W m H Morris, J T Beard, R C Lindsay, I J Ryan, J M Drewery, A L Strayer, F J Gregory, C A Herfel

Phone 164 Fire Alarm Boxes

13-- Oglethorpe and First av 14-- Oglethorpe and Albemarle 15-- Ellis and First av 16-- Fifth av and W olf 17-- Cochran av and Prince 21-- London and Bay 23-- H owe and Bay 24-- Monk and Oglethorpe 25-- Mansfield and Newcastle 26-- London and Union 27-- Mansfield and Egmont 28-- Albany and London 29-- Lee and London 31-- F and Oglethorpe 32-- Gloucester and Newcastle 34-- G and Newcastle 35-- Gloucester and Ellis 36-- Gloucester and Albany 37-- I and Albany 38-- H and Lee 41-- L and Newcastle 42-- M and Ellis 43-- Norwich and J 45-- L and Albany 46-- L and Gordon One tap-- Fire out or under controll

POST OFFICE (Gloucester cor Union-- Federal bldg) General Delivery and Stamp W indow -- open from 7 a m to 6 p m

Stationery Bryant' s Book Store Office Supplies

Books 1504 Newcastle St. Phone 53 News Agency

BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY---1914

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Money Order Department-- open from 8 a m to 6pm

Postmaster and Custodian-- Chester L Elliot Asst Postmaster-- Eugene S Smith Acting Supt Free Delivery-- John P Twomey Registry Clerk-- James Oliver Taylor Postal Savings Bank Clerk-- Tracy L Holton Money Order Clerk-- Tracy L Holton Chief Mailing Clerk-- James H Osborne Mailing Clerks-- Kenneth E Ammons, Charles E Wingate Stamp Clerk-- T Ernest Poulson Utility Clerk-- Robert H Harley Janitor-- *W m Thomas Engineer-- *Wm Williams Carriers-- No i *0 M Buggs, No 2 *J P Monroe, No 3 *Sam G Dent, No 4 *R N W atts, No 5 *J W Minor, No 6 *E T Robinson, No 7 *R S Fuller Substitutes-- *H P Robinson, *W H Clark, *W H Johnson Rural Routes-- No 1 T F Owens carrier, T E Smith substitute, No 2 J B Gould carrier St Simon's Island City Sub Station No 1, 1504 Newcastle, H H Bryant jr clerk St Simon's Rural Station-- Julia W Gould clerk

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Glynn Academy Grammar School-- Mansfield n e cor Carpenter, J P Mott prin

Glynn Academy High School-- Mansfield s e cor Egmont, J N Haddock prin

Purvis School-- 2010 Norwich, Minnie Bourland prin

*Risley Public School-- 1301 H, N W Courtright

prin

A f t a n A r a f l A I I A cta One used Wood and Fuel or Explosive Oil

U v lld a llv ll

Stoves, Tallow Candles or Oil Lamps which

made fires frequent, and typhoid breeding cisterns and wells. Today one

uses the Mutual Electric Light, Water and Gas.

Phone No. 7--MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO.--Our Agent Will Call

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BANKS Brunswick Bank & Trust Co-- 1419 Newcastle St. Incorporated 1889. Capital $100,000.00, F D Aiken pres, F D M Strachan v-pres, Geo H Smith v-pres and cashr Glynn County Bank-- 513 Gloucester St, J J Lott pres, E L Stephens v-pres, J L Allen cashr, Linton E Allen asst cashr

The National Bank of Brunswick-- 1511 Newcas tle, Capital $150,000,00. C D owning chairman of board, E H Mason pres, Albert Fendig v-pres, C H Sheldon cashr, J H Parker asst cashr

BOARD OF TRADE Brunswick Board of Trade-- F E T w itty pres, E L Stephens and George L Smith v-pres, E C Bruce treas, E G Weatherby sec

C EM ETER IES

Oak Grove-- Mansfield and Cochran av Palmetto-- Newcastle street extended, northwest section of the city Catholic-- west of Palmetto Hebrew-- west of Palmetto Greenwood (colored)-- Newcastle extended foot T street

CHURCHES-- W HITE

Adventist

Second Adventist Church-- H cor Union, Rev J E Smith pastor

Baptist

Bethel Baptist Church-- Dartmouth cor Ogle thorpe. Services every Sunday at 11 a m and 7 p m, Sunday School 3 p m, prayer meeting every Friday at 7:30 p m, Rev C D O g g pastor

COAL AND WOOD Promptly De-

TELEPHONE 18

CONEY & PARKER CO. H vered.

B R U N S W I C K D IR E C T O R Y -- 1 9 1 4 ___________ 2 5

First Baptist Church-- cor Union and Mansfield, services every Sunday at 11:30 a m and 7:30 p m, prayer meeting W ednesday at 7130 p m, Rev L E Roberts pastor

Second Baptist Church-- 201 Dartmouth, Rev C D O gg pastor

Catholic

St Francis Xavier (Catholic) Church-- cor New castle and H ow e St. Sunday mass at 7 and 10 a m. Sunday School, 3 130 p m, sermon and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament 7 `.30 p m ; week day mass 6130 a m; First Friday of each month mass at 6:30 and 7 a m ; devotions 4 to 6 p m. Rev Ferdinand Ries S M pastor, Rev Paul Rietsch assistant pastor

Episcopal

St Jude Episcopal Church-- cor Norwich and J ; services every Sunday 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday School 10 a m; St A n d re w 's Brotherhood meeting every Wednesday 4 p m ; Rev J S French rector

St M ark's Episcopal Church-- Gloucester cor Egmont, services holy communion 7:30 a m; Sunday services 11 a m and 7:30 p m; Rev R E Boykin rector

Hebrew

Beth Tefiloh Synagogue-- cor Monk and Egmont; services Friday 8 p m.; Saturdays 10:30 a m

Lutheran

St James Evangelical Lutheran Church-- cor Glou cester and W o l f ; services every Sunday 11 am and 7:30 p m; Sunday School 10 a m

Methodist

First Methodist Episcopal Church-- cor Monk and N orw ich; services every Sunday 11 a m , 7:30 p m; prayer meeting W ednesday 7 :30 p m ; Rev C A Jacob son pastor

B r u n s w i c k C a r r i a g e W o r k s w hpROdp voe

HARNESS VEHICLES

, 3 *3 "I3*5 Newcastle St.

Telephone 559

GROCERIES

1726-28 Norwich St.

(A o

CO

THE BRANCH PHARMACY

Corner N ew castle and G loucester

P h o n es: 27 and 827

Full line fresh Drugs, Cigars and Candies.

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Churches-- White-- Continued McKendree Methodist Church (South)-- cor Nor

wich and K ; services every Sunday n a m , 7:3 P m > prayer meeting W ednesday 7 130 p m ;

W esley M E Church-- w s Ellis 1 n of M

Presbyterian

First Presbyterian Church-- cor George and Rey nolds; services every Sunday 11 a m and 7:3 P 111! prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 P M; Rev W H Chapman pastor

Salvation Army

Salvation A r m y -- 205 G lo ucester; services T h u rs day 7 130 p m ; Sunday 7 130 p m ; Sunday School 10 130 a m : Capt J W Gordon in charge

Seaman's Mission-- 205 Gloucester ;Capt J W G or don in charge

CHURCHES-- COLORED

*First African Baptist Church-- 1418 Amherst.

Services every Sunday 11 a m and 7 `.30 p m ; Rev

John Williams pastor

*First Bryant Baptist Church-- cor Carpenter and

F. Services Sunday 3 p m and 7:30 p m, T hursday 8 p in, Sunday School 10 a m, prayer meeting T u e s

day 8 p m ; Rev John W Fischer pastor ^Friendship Baptist Church-- 1010 Lee *Mount Olive Baptist Church-- Stonewall cor J,

services every Sunday 3 and 7 130 p m, prayer meet

ing Tuesdays 7 130 p m ; Rev E J Rozzell pastor ^Primitive Baptist Church-- n s Albany 2 n of J

*Shiloh Baptist Church-- Egmont near Mansfield.

Services Sunday 11 a m and 7 p m, prayer meeting

Tuesdays 7:30 p m; Rev S P Roberts pastor

*St P aul's Baptist Church-- Am herst cor J, serv

ices Sunday 11 A M and 7 130 p m, Sunday School 3

p m, prayer meeting T uesday 7:3 P m > R ev J W

Whitaker pastor

A. J. GORDON C 'o th in g

1329 NEWCASTLE STREET

Furnishings

PRESCRIPTIONS GIVEN

PERSONAL ATTENTION

BICYCLE

Roberts' Pharmacy DELIVERY

PHONE 310

To AH Parts of the CITY

B R U N S W I C K D IR E C T O R Y ----1 9 1 4

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*Zion Baptist Church-- 1611 G, Rev J H T h o m p

son pastor

*St Athanasius Episcopal Church-- cor Monk and

Alban y; services every Sunday 6:30 and 11 a m and

7:30 p m, W ednesday and Friday 7:30 p m; Rev J J

N Thompson vicar

*Grace A M E Church-- 1810 Albany, services

Sunday 11 a m, 7:30 p m; prayer meeting T hursday

7 130 p m ; Rev J C Williams pastor

*Payne Chapel (A M E) Church-- L cor Albany;

services every Sunday 11 a m, 3 and 8 p m ; Rev J

Harris pastor

*St Andrews M E Church-- Albany cor K ; serv

ices every Sunday 11 a m, 3 and 7:30 p m; Rev H

Williams pastor

*St James A M E Church-- Cochran av cor I ;

services every Sunday 11 am and 8 p m, Rev E Bul

lock pastor

*St Paul's A M E Church-- Wolf near F ; services

Sunday 11 a m, 8 p m ; Sunday School 3 p m ; Rev R

L Heard pastor

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H O SP IT A LS

City Hospital-- Dr Geo W Blanton in ch a rg e : First av cor Egmont

U S Marine Hospital-- Dr H M Branham surgeon, office Glynn County Bank bldg

LIBRARIES Brunswick Library Association-- library City Hall; open 3 to 6 p m; Miss Eva Myddleton libra rian; directors meet first Saturday of each month; A V W ood pres

M ILITA R Y Company " G" First Infantry N G Ga; Armory 1304 Richmond; C A T aylo r capt, F M Grady 1st lieutenant

MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel Oglethorpe

F AND NEWCASTLE STS. PHONE 119

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NEWSPAPERS

Brunswick Daily News-- Published each morning except Monday by the N ews Publishing Co, 1604 Newcastle; C H Leavy editor

Brunswick Evening Banner-- Published every af ternoon

PARKS AND SQUARES

Baseball Park-- Norwich s w cor L Court Square-- bounded by Reynolds, Ellis, G and H Crispin Square-- Norwich bet Albemarle and Dart mouth Cumberland Squares-- Newcastle bet Gloucester and F Frederica Square-- Norwich bet First and Dart mouth Halifax Square-- intersection of Norwich and Prince Hanover Square-- intersection Newcastle and George Hillary Square-- Norwich bet Gloucester and F Hillsboro Square-- intersection of Norwich and

Mansfield Jekyl Square-- Newcastle bet Monk and Glou

cester K ing Square-- intersection of Newcastle and

Prince Orange Square-- bet Reynolds and Ellis, and L

and M Palmetto Square-- bet Reynolds and Ellis and Q

and R Queen Square-- intersection of Newcastle and

Mansfield Satilla Square-- Newcastle bet Albemarle and

Dartmouth St Simon Square-- Newcastle bet Dartmouth and

First av

H U Y L E R 'S a n d N U N N A L L Y 'S C A N D IE S

Andrews the Druggist

_____________ B R U N S W I C K D IR E C T O R Y ----1 9 1 4

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W indsor Park-- Gloucester and Boulevard W right Square-- intersection of Norwich and George

PUBLIC HALLS AND BUILDINGS

Akin Building-- 505^-509^ Gloucester Brunswick Bank & Trust Co Bldg-- 419 Newcas tle

City Hall-- Newcastle s w cor Mansfield Elliott Building-- 1423^ Newcastle

Federal Building-- Gloucester bet Reynolds and Union

Glynn County Bank Building-- 1503^ Reynolds Grand Opera House-- 1530 Newcastle Knights of Pythias Hall-- Natl Bank bldg Kress Building 1505-7 Newcastle Masonic Tem ple-- 1418 Newcastle National Bank Building-- 1511 Newcastle News Building-- 1604 Newcastle Odd Fellows Hall-- 1423^ Newcastle *T o o m e r's H all-- 1400 Am herst

SECRET SOCIETIES

B 'Nai Brith

Migdol L od g e No 318 I O B 'Nia Brith-- meets 3d Sunday of each month at Progress Church, Fred Pfeiffer sec

Elks

Brunswick L od g e No 691 B P O E -- meets every Thursday night at Elk Home, Union S t ; H W John son E R, John P T w om ey sec

Hermann Sohne

Bismark L od g e N o 6-- meets T uesdays 8:30 p m at German-American Club; J G Conzelman pres, M R Marks sec

FA - FENDIG & CO. ALBERT

Business ana Residence

TIMBER

Property

LANDS 1503 Newcastle St.

Telephone 170 ColonyTracts

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Secret Societies-- Continued

Lorely Lodge-- meets Wednesdays 4 p m twice a month at Eagle Hall; Mrs E Arnheiter pres, Mrs Fred Pfeiffer sec

JO UA M

Brunswick Council No 2050; Junior Order United American Mechanics-- meets first and third Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall, J H Anderson C, W E Porter sec

Knights of Pythias

Endowment Rank K of P -- meets annually and at call of president; W H Berry pres, V R Mitchell sec

Oglethorpe L odge No 24-- meets every Friday night at IC of P Hall, N a t'l Bank bldg; C F Bloodworth K of R & S

Rathbone Lodge No 45-- meets every Tuesday night at IC of P Hall, N a t 'l Bank bldg; Fred Pfeiffer K of R & S

Masonic

Atlantic L odge No 582 F & A M -- meets second and fourth Monday at 7 130 p m, at Masonic H a l l ; C B Conyers W M, W F Symons sec

Brunswick Chapter No 66 R A M-- meets first and third Tuesday at 7:30 p m at Masonic Hall; J W Sim mons H P, C W Rhinehart sec

Ocean Lodge No 214 F & A M -- meets first and third Monday at 7 130 p m at Masonic H a l l ; E S Smith W M, R H Martin sec

St Elmo Commandery No 21 K nights T em plar--

meets second and fourth T uesday at 7 :3 P 111 Ma-

sonic H a ll; E W Winn E C, C W Rhinehart recorder

Odd Fellows

Brunswick Encampment No 6 I O O F -- meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays in Odd Fellows Hall; J D Brown C P . C L Elliot S C

Brunswick L od g e No 48 I O O F -- meets Friday night at Odd Fellows Hall, Newcastle S t ; J D Brown N G, C L Elliot sec

S r * " Bryants Book Store K S ,

Booksellers

1504 Newcastle St. Phone 53 IVJusic

B R U N S W I C K D IR E C T O R Y ----1 9 1 4

3 I

Canton Brunswick No 8 Patriot Militant-- meets 2d and 4th Tuesday of each month at Odd Fellows H a ll; W E Porter elk

Seaport L odge No 68 I O O F -- meets T uesday night at Odd Fellows Hall, Newcastle St; E Y Rob erts N G, W E Porter sec

Daughters of Rebekah

Essie Dietz Rebekah Lodge No 1-- meets 4th Wednesday of each month at Odd Fellows Hall; Mrs J H Davis N G, A H Boyle sec

Red Men

I O R M Mineola Tribe No 20-- meets W edn es day 8 p m Odd Fellows Hall; A F Welder, Sachem, C L Elliot C of R

Woodmen

Y\ oodmen of the W orld, Brunswick Camp No 320 -- meets Monday night at Odd Fellows Hall, New castle S t ; V S Murtaugh C C, J C Garwood elk

Oak Grove No 27, W oodm en Circle-- meets sec ond and fourth Tuesday of each month 3:30 at Hotel R o yal; Mrs J H Gilmore guardian, Mrs Jere Wilchard clerk

(COLORED)

GUOOF

Glynn L odge No 3023-- J J Jackson N G, J W Buggs P S

Victoria L od g e N o 8246-- L V K e llo g N G, Gus Johnson P S

Diamond L odge No 6041-- J D Rogers N G, A Byamon P S

Seaside Lodge No 7812-- Joseph Dobigon N G, J W Fowler P S

Christian L od g e No 3940-- W M Phoenix N G, E A Roberson P S

N e w Brunswick Lodge No 720-- Thomas Lewis N G, A Davis P S

mm j

_ requires Gas Fuel, Electric Lighting

Modern UlVlllZetlOn and Pure Water--we sell them.

Phone No. 7--MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO.

OUR AGENT WILL CALL______________________

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Secret Societies (Colored)-- Continued

Kof P

Brunswick L od g e N o 106-- W M W illiam s C C,

M Molett K of R and S

Pythagoras Lodge No 17-- R N W atts C C, Gus

Johnson K of R and S

K in gs L odge No 307-- W H Johnson C C, R S

Fuller K of R and S

Alfred Lilley L od ge N o 430-- Thom as L e w is C C,

Edward Wffirnwell K of R and S

Atlantic Lodge No 7-- B F Seabrook C C, A H ous

ton K of R and S

Masonic

Cornelius L od g e N o 8-- Simon W hitehead W M, E A Davis sec

Eastern Star Chapter No 199-- Mattie Robinson R M, Clara Collins sec

MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS

Associated Charities-- office City Hall, J B Abrams pres, W S Criswell sec

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers-- W E Futch Division 649; meets every Sunday at 10 a m at Odd Fellows Hall, A A Knight sec

Brunswick Advancement Association-- Ed C Bruce pres, F E T w itty sec, office National Bank bldg

Brunswick Hebrew Association-- meets at call of the president; J Extrowitch pres, S Heller sec

Brunswick-Oglethorpe Club-- 13183/2 B a y ; Ike Rothschild steward

Brunswick Pilot Association-- Duncan Wright sec, 190 Mansfield

Brunswick Union of the W C T U -- meets second and fourth Thursday of each month at 3 130 p m at home of the president Mrs M C Rowe, 1402 Union

CONEY & PARKER CO.

Headquarters for Building Materials and all kinds of Fuel. 1169 BAY STREET___________________________________ TELEPHONE 18

B R U N S W I C K D IR E C T O R Y ----1 9 1 4

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Civic Association-- meets 2d W ednesday of each month at High School; Mrs G P Smith pres, Miss Irma T w itty sec

Daughters American Revolution-- meet at home of members 15th of each month at 3 p m ; Miss Jane Macon sec

German-American Club-- 15173^ Grant; Harley Mabry mgr

Glynn County Agricultural Society-- Dr W B Bur roughs president, J O Beasley sec; meet at call of the president

Glynn County Good Roads Association-- Albert Fenclig pres, W R Townsend v-pres, F E T w itty sec, C D O g g treas; office 1503 Newcastle

Junior Civic Association-- meets at call of presi dent in High School, Miss Katherine Stiles pres, Miss Elizabeth Abrams sec

K in g 's Daughters and Sons, The-- meets first T u esd a y of each month at 3 130 p m at home of presi dent; Miss Kate Dillon sec

Ladies' Memorial Association, The-- meets sub ject to call of president; Mrs J M Madden pres, Mrs T F Smith v-pres

Phoenix Club-- Oglethorpe H otel; W C MacKenzie sec

Progress Club-- 1604^ Newcastle; M Fred Pfei fer sec

Retail Merchants and Business Men's Association -- H M K in g jr sec, office 1528 Newcastle

United Confederate Veterans, Camp Jackson No 806 U C V -- meets first Friday in each month at 3 p m at office of captain; W B Burroughs capt, George E Fahm 1st lieut, J T Lam bright 2d lieut

United Daughters of the Confederacy C A Evans Chapter No 138-- meets at home of members first Thursday afternoon of each month; Miss Maria Blain pres, Mrs C A Sheldon rec sec

W. H. DeVOE, Grocer

1319 Newcastle St.

Telephone 109

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Do you realize that a City Directory advertisement is a testimonial to the per manency, the stability, of the advertiser?

T h at's the sort of concern all of us want to patronize, because we know when they sell us merchandise they are behind it in every way, today, tomorrow, and for the years to come.

"Fly-by-night, **"fire-sale**and other temporary or "get-rich-quick** concerns rarely appear in the City Direc

tory.

And it is a noteworthy fact that the concerns which advertise one year in the city directory are there again next year. 9 0 % of directory advertising is renewed.

Directory advertising, is profitable. In connection with the class ified business headings it is doubly effective.

M ay we explain how and why it will pay you?

The Publishers of this Directory ______________________________

UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY Manufacturers Agents. Machinery, General Mill Supplies

HARDWARE: Marine Hardware, Boat Fittings, R. R. Supplies.

STREET GUIDE

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S T R E E T GUIDE

AND

Directory of Householders

OF THE CITY OF BRUNSWICK

1914-15

A n asterisk (*) before a name denotes colored. ( C opyrigh t 1914, by R. L. P o lk & Co. A ll R ig h ts R eserved.)

A L B A N Y -- From 5th av north to limits, 9 e of Newcastle 4th av and 3d av X

412 Joseph Evans 414 Thomas Evans 416 J A Mock 418 J A Donnelly

2d av X 502 E J W arnell

" N R Bunting 520 A R Berrie

1st av X 600 Mrs M R Myddel-

ton 613 G L Garrett

Dartmouth X 711 R Y Smith

Albemarle X

812 R E Dart 828 J H W hitm ire

Prince X 9i2*Sanders Beviren 9i4*Gus Monroe 9i6*Jas Symons 9i8*Effie Lotson 922*J B Phillips 925*Annie Jones

London X iooo*Frank Delegal iooi*Arthur Bullards ioo2*Gibson Smith i003*Benj Mitchell ioo3j'2*Louis Thompson 1004 Vacant ioo6*Susie Hopkins ioo8*Louis White ioio*Grace Grant

C. Busk MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel Oglethorpe F A IW ^ E W C A S T L fs T S . PHONE 119

36 Albany

BRUNSWICK

A lb a n y

1013 Vacant

y 1208 2*Alberta Gardner

1017 J G Weatherly

i2io*Neal Buchanan

1020 V acant

i2i2*Blanche Shany

1021 C D Parker

1212^2 Lillian Johnson

1022 L A Miller 1027 H H Dickey

George X no6*Albert Blue ii07*Mattie Malone no8*H enry Seals 1109*Josh Bennett i i o 9V>*A B Simpkins 11 io*Joseph Hopkins m i* E d w a r d Jackson

1214*Alice Small i2i6*Alex Parker T2i8*Susie McKiver i2i9*Joseph Pinkney 1220*Alice M cKiver i220>4*James Johnson i22i*Carrie Leverson 1222*Jessie McKinick i223*Carrie W hite i225*Anthony Beagle

ni2*Saul Brown

Mansfield X

1113*Jennie Nelson 1114*Judge Purcell 1115*Alexander Mungen

1304*Lillian Collins i3o6*Katie Butler i307*Mack Tyler

1116 Benito Padrosa

1309*Martha Mangin

1117 *Viola Broughton 1310*James Gibson

i l l 7j 4 *Malinda Jacobs i3i2*Jacob D eaux

1118 ^Robert Oliver n i9 *B elle Campbell H20*Jacob Walburg H2i*01iver Holmes

i3i4*Ella Reed 1318*Julius Goldstein i3i9*St Athanasius'

School

1121 }/2*Susie Anderson i320*W m Reed

1 i22*Julia Thomas

i32i*Rev J J Thompson

1123*July Hunter

i322*Lucy Bennet

1124*Alex Alexander

I324*E J Watson

ii25*Levi Fowler

1328 Lillie N Conner

H28*John Walter 1129 Nick Garras

Monk X 1400 Andrew M avromat

Howe X

1400/1 2 James L az o s

I2 0 0 * G us Tyson i202*Green Pindle I204*M E Reed i2o6*Eliza Humes i2o8*Wm Anderson

i404*Lizzie King i4o6*Benson Holmes i407*Fred Mention 1408*W alter Purcell i4io*Andrew W illiams

ROBERTS' PHARMACY

MONK AND NEWCASTLE STS. PHONE 310

Robert's Chill and Fever Tonic a Specific for Malaria

Prescriptions a Specialty

Albany

street guide

A lb a n y 37

i4i2*John Byrd i4i3*W m Mitchell i4i6*George Hazelhurst I4i/*01iver DeLoach i4i9*W m Digby i42i*Rena Robertson i422*Eldora Floyd i423*Henry Williams i424*Morris Bowden

Gloucester X i5o6*R N Jackson i507*Freeman Hankins i5o8*Wm Hardy i509*Benjamin Horne i5io*H S Wells i5i2*George Ponder i5i3*Butler Keith i5i4*Kate May 1 515*Millie M Robinson i5i6*Jolm Hopkins I5I7*E D Holliday i5i8*Holly Pearson i5i9*Alonzo Hill i522*E W Worthy i523*Eouis Simmons 1524* Solomon Keen i525*Annie Wells i529*Store Blue

F intersects i6oo*Hester Brown i6o2*Robert Parker i6o4*Otto Hicks i6o6*Henry Mims i6o8*Gertrude Williams i6io*Redding Deloach i624*Horace Outlaw 1626 Vacant

G intersects 1705 Annie Council

i7o6*Bessie Rogers i7o8*George Drake 1710*W m Simmons i7i2*Ned Clark i7i3*Grace M E Church i7i4*Ephraim Brown i7i6*Rachel Williams i7i7*Samuel G Dent 1718WV1T1 Whiters I7i9*lda M Jones i720*Lee Bailey i722*Mano Bryan i724*Bertha Bacon 1725*Nillie Bryant i728*A J Jackson

H intersects

i8o3*Garfield Gatling i8o5*Maria Powell i8i3*Marion Gilliard i8i5*Richard Nelson i8i7*Robert Brooks i8i7*Jack Stevens i82i*Edward Clark i823*Joseph Frazier i825*George Julians

I intersects 1904 J E Abbott i907*Hosanna Lee 1908WV1U Beckham 1909*Dock Myers i9ii*Bessie Lloyd i9i2*Aaron Flowers i9i5*Susie Roberts i9i8*John Smith i922*Richard James i923*Charles Flanders I925*James Cusbert i926*Thomas Johnson i928*Charles Sims

Alftberti F ' *h' end-ji g &f* fC* o. R.r.,. Retl Estate

Cross Tie, Lumber, Sawmill and Turpentine Propositions.

1503 N EWCASTLE ST

TELEPHONE 170

38 Albany

Br u n s w i c k

Albany

3929*Leroy Campbell

J intersects 2004*Mary Stewart 2O07*Nora Mason 2009*Primitive Baptist

Church 2011 *J W Minor 2Gt6*A Holliday 2019*} C Curtis 202i*Sidney Beavans

K intersects 2ioo*Louisa Hicks 2ioi*St Andrews C M E

Church 2i03*Rev A B Hines 2io5*Henry Hines 2io8*Wm Davis 2i09*Lillie Ivory 2 1 12*J B Wilson 2114 Wm Bryant 2ii5*Chris Short 2ii6*Morris Tresvant 21 i7*Sam uel Ferguson 2ii8*Charles Thomas 2i2i*Edward Armstrong 2i22*Ike Henry 2i23*James Purdy 2i24*Grace Sevrens 2i27*Alex Wells 2i29*Laura Keith

L intersects 2201 Nick Zezos 2209*Joseph Cooper 22i3*Bertha Campbell 22i5*Katie Scott 22i6*Rosa Hill 22i7*Mary Burns 22i8*Bertha Harley 22i9*H A Pierce

222i*John Stanley 2223*George Dillon 2224*Steven Houston 2225*John Sullivan 2227*Ike Reddick 2229*Anna Easton

M intersects 23o*John Capers 2301-2305 R H Bonham 2302*Henry Robinson 23o6*James Edwards 2307*Frank Howard 23o8*Ella Ford 2309*W m White 231 i*F letch er T urner 23i2*Edward Robinson 23i5*Susie Murray 23i6*Charles Sanders 23i7*Edward Fleming 23i9*Henry Taylor 2320*Edward Fleming 232i*Thomas Lowe 2324*Harris Fenton 2328*Samuel Pierce

N intersects 240i*Tobe Locket 2406 Mrs Sarah Bennett 2409*Ella Forrester

2425*J J Smith 2429*W esley Sigsmith

O and P intersect 2608 John Campbell 26o9*Charles Diggs 2610 B F Jones 26n*James Ford 2621 J R Owens 2622 Rev M C Austin 2625 J J Rodgers

Q intersects

HUYLER'S and NUNNALLY'S CANDIES

Andrews the Druggist5^.!"?/'

Albany

street guide

Amherst 39

2725*Catherine Houston R and S intersect

2901 *W m du Bignon 2928*Carrie Osgood 2930*Henry Jenkins 3002*W D Beatty

T intersect 1st intersects

ALBEM ARLE -- From River east to Cochran av, 7 e of Gloucester

-- Mut Provision and Fish Co

Bay X 101 Mrs Virginia Green 103 H enry Gestner 107 Mrs Emm a Robin

son 111 W H Liptrott

" Sallie Cooper

Oglethorpe X Grant and Newcastle X

Richmond X 508 W R Cox 509 G H McCullough

Reynolds X 601 T Q Flem ing jr

Ellis and Egmont X Norwich X

1000 W A McDonald 1004 J S Stevens 1103 A D Gale 1203 Louise Y o u n g

Carpenter X

AM H ERST -- From 4th av north to limits 10 e of Newcastle

3d and 2d avs X 508 P A Segui

1st av X 600* W M 1 Bucks 6o6*L D Hardin 622 C C Brown

Dartmouth X 718 R C Brown 720 Mrs M ary W ard

Albemarle X 8oo*Smith Chappel 8o2*Lula Collins 8o6*Virginia Bell 8i8*Oscar Jordan 820*Richard Porter

Prince X 9ii*Joseph West 9i2*Cephus Deveaux 9i3*Mary Denigall 9i7*Susan Martin 9i8*Joseph Carpenter 922*Thos Thomas 924*Henry Roberts

London X ioo4*Annie Woods ioo4j4*Philip Diggs ioo6*Daniel Bigsby ioo7*Way Hampton io o 7j 4*Diana Prince ioo8*Hepsy Green ioo9*Mamie McFarland ioio*Lena Mitchell iou*Charles Holmes 1011 j 4*George Francis iO T 2 * A n n ie Shepherd ioi3*Ellen Lee ioi3j^*Peter Harris ioi5*James Shepherd ioi6*Peter Dorsey

A f a P I t A r a t l A n i o n 0 n e used Wood and Fuel or Explosive Oil

f l t l v l l v l a n v i l H g U Stoves, Tallow Candles or Oil Lamps which

made fires frequent, and typhoid breeding cisterns and wells. Today one

uses the Mutual Electric Light, Water and Gas.

Phone No. 7--MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO.--Our Agent Will Call

40 A m h e r s t

Br u n s w ic k

A m h erst

1018 H enry Jones ioi9*Henrietta Mungin i020*Tyra Gibbs 1021 Vacant iQ22*Silas Grant i022j'2*Edward Brown

George X noi*Charles Harper no4*Alfred Sallins no5*Alberta Pinkney 1107 Vacant ii09*Lonisa Hall im * R o s a Knight 11 i3*Silas Lee 1115*Henry Wilson ni9*Susie Sheldon 1123 Vacant 1124^2 *Sanford Glover H25*Sarah Pinkney U29*Fannie Shelma

Howe X i20i*Annie Bell i203*Harry Gibson 1205*6 J Sams i207*Lizzie Seson i209*Jessie Jones 1 2 0 9 George Polite i2ii*Rufus Larsom i2i3*Blanche Henley i2i5*Maggie Parker i2i7*Rebecca Rosttick i2i7h2*Mary Person i2i9*Mary Webster i22i*Samuel Johnson i22ip2*Susie Driver 1223*W m Thomas

Mansfield X 1307 Francis Williams i3ii*Julius Howard

I3i7*lsaiah Cohen i3i8*Arthur James i3i9*Eliza Brown i32i*London Bryant i325*Wm Butler I327*G W Morris

Monk X i400*Toomers Hall i404*Mattie Simms i4o6*Elizabeth Rashard i407*Henry Ruth i4io*Cloie Thomas i4ii*J S Buggs 1413*Wm Mott i4i7*David White i4i8*First African Bap

tist Church i4i9*Alex Fulsom i42i*Lawrence Coleman i422*Robert Polite

Gloucester X 1506 Guy Tabbot i507*Edward Jones 1510 Napoleon Dicker-

son i5ii*Charles Baker 1513*6 H Washington 1514 C E Brown i5i5*Eliza Bingham 1516 Clyde Holmes 1518 K L Keaton

Mrs C M Moore i522*Jasnes Griswold i523*Docia Mack 1527WV A Stewart

F intersects i6o2*John Manley i6o5*Washington Kellog i6o7*Samuel Wiggins

COAL AND WOOD

TELEPHONE 18 A m herst

CONEY & PARKER CO. street guide

of All Kinds and Sizes, Promptly De livered.

A m h e r s t 41

i6n*C ato Burroughs 1613WV J Gray i6i4*Madison Scarlett i6i6*Alice Atkins i6i8*Mary Nightingale i620*John Anderson i62i*Henry Armstrong i62i*J W Tresvant i622*Rebecca Bailey 1624*W m Hitchcock i626*Edward Norwood i628*Kate Brock

G intersects i70i*Joseph Scott i705*Thomas Elverson i707*Susie Gregory 1709 Vacant i7io*N ed Hall i7ii*R osa Lyons i7i4*Felton Ward i7i5*W m Magwood i7i8*Charles Cuthpert I7 I9*James Green 1720*W m Bloodworth i72i*Alice Evans i722*Thomas Williams I 7 23 * J anie McLendon i724*Richard Tresvant i727*Smart Moody i729*Charles Chapman

H intersects

1806*Dock Brown i8io*Lydia Anderson i8i4*Thomas Campbell i8i4^2*Betty Nelson i8i6*Richard Sams i8i8*Isabelle Williams i8 i8 ^ *R o b ert Jones i820*Ida Bryant

i822*Julia Harris 1824 Vacant i826*Angus Jamison 1828 Daniel Gonzales

I intersects i904*Charles Pierce 1907^ H Williams i909*Robert Anderson i9ii*Arthur Taylor i9i2*Virgis Roberts i9i3*Moses Magwood 1914 Vacant i9i5*George Smith i9i9*Samuel Hines i923*Calhoun Clayton i924*J E Young i926*St Paul Baptist

Church

J intersects 2004*Hattie Wilson 20io*Julia Green 20i2*Green McLendon 20i4*Charles Johnson 20i6*Louise Everingham 20i8*Sallie Baker 2020*Eva Green 2022*Hattie Augusta 2024 V acant 2026*Butler Walburg 2027*Wm Deloach 2028*Agnes Snow

K intersects 2ii5*Ralph Shellman 21 i6*Benjam in Belton 2ii8*Edward Magwood 2ii9*George Thorpe 2120 George Smith 2i2i*Ike Simmons 2i22*Charles Bell

B r u n s w i c k C a r r i a g e W o r k s w " roip voe

HARNESS VEHICLES

, 3 I3 ",3 I5 Newcastle St.

Telephone 559

GROCERIES

1726-28 Norwich St.

CoO>

CO c/T "

THE BRANCH PHARMACY

C orner N e w c a s tle and G lo u ce ste r P h o n es: 27 and 827

42 A m h e r s t

BRUNSWICK

Full line fresh Drugs, Cigars and Candies.

B a r to w

2i23*Peter Stevens 2i26*Louis Stillman 2i28*Clara Purdy 2i29*Wm Brown

L intersects 22i4*P J Hanker 22i6*Mary E Jones 22i7*John Dixon 2226*James Dennison 2227*Sheppard Faison 2228*Richard Ford

M intersects 2310*Wm Beckham 23i4*James Floyd 23i6*Felix Butler 23i8*Rodgers Gary 2325*0 G Chandler 2327*John Mason 2329*W m Whitehead

N intersects 2400*Thomas Andrews 24ii*Duncan Powell

O intersects

ATLANTIC AV-- From Johnson east to Macon av, 1 n of Gloucester

BARTOW -- From Ocean av north, 16 e of N ew castle

911 Mrs Ellen Dart 9i7*John Wenze 9i9*Philip Fleming 92i*Shed Johnson 929*Nancy Polite

London X 1005 W m O Greenfield

George to F intersect

1627 W H Holmes

G and H intersect i8o9*George Troupe i8i3*G R Williams i8i9*H P Perry i82i*George Hayes i829*Dolphus Grant

I intersects I900*R W Heidt i9ioj4*Hamilton Dele-

gal i9 ii*D o ck Addison i9iij4*L u la Holomon i9i2*Charles Key i8i3*Charlotte Blue i9i4*Samuel Hardy 1916 Vacant i9i8*Harry Carter 1920 Vacant i922*Joseph Williams i924*Frank Eastern i925*Eugene Floyd i926*David Spearing i928*Andrew Roberts

J intersects 2ooo*London Mason 200i*George Paleveda 2002 Vacant 20o6*George Brown 2007*Stephen Gardner 2011*Wesley Dillard 2013*W m Collins 2015 Vacant 20i9*Mary Harris 202i*Harry Roberts 2023*Aaron Grant

K intersects 2ioo*Sarah Powell 2108 Ronie Rhoden

Stationery Bryant' s Book Store Office Supplies

Books 15Q4 Newcastle St. Phone 53 ^ews Agency

Bartow

street guide

Bay 43

2ii2*Robert Patrick 21 i6*M a g gie Cornelius 2ii9*Silas Felder 2i22*Lovina Simmons 2i27*Zack Johnson

L intersects 2200 Peter Scuetes 2202*Henry Perkins 2205*Fred Lone 2210 Thomas Perryman 22ii*Henry Andrews 22i2*Pearl Adams 2213*J A Hudson 22i4*Clara Walker 2229*Idell Lewis

M intersects 2306 Reuben Bradham 2329*Robert Spaulding

N intersects

B aA.Y-- F rom 5th av north to F, 3 w of Newcastle

e s A C L Shops 1st av X

6o4*Hattie Morton 618 E M Nelson

Dartmouth X 701 A R Hensel 702 Staff Gonios 7 0 2 R B Burney 7i2*Lillie Gibson 716* Am os W right 7i8*Thos Miller 722*Wheeler Wright 726*Jas Trimmings 728*Jas Hall 730*Dora Mitchell

Albermarle X 8o6*Henry Hampton

8i8*Sanrl Pinkney Prince X

902*Polly Johnson 905 Chas Y o u n g 9io*Sallie Williams 928*Fannie Hart

London X 1006 Clinton Brown 1008 J J Mansour 1012 Jas Olsen ioi6*Estes Moore 1022 Charles Alexander 1026 James Olsen 1030 J R Ritch

George X 1109 Coney & Parker

Co " P A Segui 1114 Coester Chemical

Co m 6*Norm an Young' 1124 J FI Leo

Howe X 1200 F D M Strachan &

Co 1206 W rig h t & Gowen

Co 1208 Coney & Parker Co 1214^2 Santa Clara Cigar

Mfg Co 1216 N W Findley 1228 Swift & Co 1232 J M Hoodenpyle

Mansfield X 1300-1302 W right &

Gowen Co 1306 V C Bourne & Co i3i2*Elizabeth Washing

ton

G. Busk MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel Oglethorpe F AND NEWCASTLE STS. PHONE 119

44 B a y

BRUNSWICK

C a rp en ter

1314 H L Edwards 1316 A H McCullough i3i8*Geo Johnson i 3i 8J4 Brunswick-Og'le-

thorpe Club 1322 S ig Levison 1324 J B Davis i326*Annie Troy i328*Wm Phoenix

Monk X 1400 Geo L yons & Co 1402-08 B Borchardt Co 1412 Louis Ludwig

" Thomas Evans 1414 J J Lissner 1416 J H Morgan 1418 J M Burnett 1418^2 Columbia Naval

Stores Co " R E Briesnick 1420 I H Kirkland 1420^2 G M Rentz 1422^ W C Smith 1424 J H Morgan " *Isaiah Armstrong 1426 Brunswick Produce

Co Gloucester X s e cor Lott Lewis Co F intersects

BOULEVARD -- From foot of Newcastle northeast to end of Gloucester

CARPENTER -- From 1st av north to F, 7 e of Newcastle

Dartmouth X 706 W F Forrester 710 I W Manning718 H H Babb 722 Vacant

Albemarle X 814 V M Minehan 826 W J M cPherson

Prince X 900 Mrs M H N igh tin

gale 908 R H Everett 918 N H Ballard 920 T J McCall

London X 1008 J N H addock 1010 J A Cason 1012 R A Everett 1016 A P Hay 1018 James O 'Connor 1022 J M Hoodenpyle

George X 1114 E R F Mundy 1118 H B Easterling1122 Dora Peckham

Howe X 1212 S E Mott 1220 Mrs Nellie M cD on

ald 1224 W ' W Royal 1228 Mrs Belle M cD o n

ald

Mansfield X n e cor Glynn Academy

Grammar School

Monk X 1412 B C Walker 1416 Samuel Ivapalan 1420 H P Meitzler

Agents for VINOL

The Great Tonic and Tissue Builder

C a rp en ter

Roberts' Pharmacy JIp-a-mo

Newcasle and Monk, Phone 310 StSTonic

street, guide

C o ch r a n av 45

Gloucester X 1512 Leopold Weiss 1516 J S Rafife

F intersects

CLEBORN -- From Ocean north to Lon don and from I north to limits, 17 e of N e w castle Boulevard X

82i*Norman William son

829*0 M Buggs Prince X

iooo*Steven Magwood 1001 Eugene Slaughter 1003 Lottie Fitzgerald

London X I intersects i9ii*Samuel Lynch i9i3*Henry Williams i9i5*Aaron Hunter I9i7*Jseph Williams 1919 Vacant i92i*Sophronia Clark i923*Manso Union I925*Joseph Livingston I927*Jefferson Blue i929*Wm Wilson

J intersects 2000*Henry McGill 200i*Izora Bradmon 2003*Joseph Griffis 20O4*Herman Rutledge 2005*Jacob Brown 2007 Jesse T ay lo r 20io*Isaac Benjamin 2026 Mrs J L Segui

K intersects 2i02*Cleveland Jackson 2io5*Arthur King 2io8*Henry Clark 2 in *C u y ler Stockton 2ii2*W m Johnson 2113 E P Liles 2ii6*John Bradley 21 i7*L ouise 'W right 2i22*James W Harden

L intersects 2201 E H Strickland 2215 W H Blair 2217*H D Beard 22i9*Prince Arnold

M intersects 2313 Roland Gwynn 2315 John Krauss 2317 Julia Holmes 2319 Norman Powell

CLEVELAND AV -- From 4th north to lim its, continuation of Norwich

COCHRAN AV -- From 4th av north to limits, 11 e of Newacstle

s e cor Morgan-Gould Lumber Co

-- Page Gray 3d av to Albemarle X

Ocean av begins 82i*Susan Bryant

Prince X 90i*John Broad 9ii*H enry Pinkney

FARM LANDS

TIMBER LANDS

ALB ERT FENDIG CO.

1503 Newcastle St.

Telephone 170

Business and Residence Property ColonyTracts

46 C o c h r a n a v

Br u n s w ic k

C och ra n av

9 i2 * P e te r du Bignou 9i4*R C Walburg 9i6*Mary Hands 9i8*Sheppard Jackson 9i9*J H Burrell 920*W m Trapp 924*Lucinda Harris 929*Louise Taylor

London X iooo*Georgia Christo

pher ioo4*Benj Mack ioo7*Heni*y Haulsa ioo8*Stephen Anderson ioo9*Dorcas Stevens ion*Stella Williams ioi3*G B Nixon ioi5*Katie Mott ioi6*Jud Nelson ioi7*Rom eo Harris ioi9*H arry Johnson i023*Moses Brown i024*Catherine Davis i026*Wm Reed 1028 K night Grocery Co

George X ii20*B J Drayton ii26*C G Bennett ii28*Hester Wilson

Howe X -- Oak Grove Ceme

tery

Mansfield X i304*Wm Johnson i3o6*Ralph Myers i3o8*Viola Haywood i3i2*Dock Sanders i3i4*John McCoy i3i5*M ary Mitchell

i3i6*George Polite i3i7*M ollie Bircly i322*Christian Tresvant i322*Wm Oneal i328*Gustav Early

Monk X 1400*John Martin i402*Ada Holmes i4o6*Thomas Ritcherson 1407*A N Vaughn i4o8*Wm White i4io*Louise Butler i4ii*Benj Wilson i4i3*Boston Jones 1414* W111 Dixon i4i5*G N Hall i4i7*Emma Edwards I425*01iver Adams

Gloucester X 1508 Mrs M ary E Hall i5i8*Katie Miller i522*Pearl Patterson i524*Daniel Nixon

F intersects i6o4*Adeline Cooper i6o5*James Griswold 1607*W m Dekle i6o8*Sylvia Gillard 1609*W m Harris i 6 i o * A H Pinkney i6n*John Forsyth i6i3*Arthur Crowder i6i4*Nellie Knight i6i5*Rena Walker i6i7*M ary Styles i6i9*John Dunham 1620 Vacant i62i*Porter Collier i622*Mary L Cain

C och ra n a v

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47

i623*Joseph Johnson 1623}/2*Harry Wilson i625*Richard Collins i629*Arthur Taylor

G intersects 1704* Gray lor Keith 1706 Vacant i7o8*Robert Smith I7I2*A J Collins i7i6*Ella Myrick i7i7*Clara A Tatnall i720*Wm H Baker 172UC B Burney i722*Wm Tolbert i726*Charles Ripley

H intersects i8o2*Alfred Williams i8o6*Julia Gadson i823*Annie Henderson

I intersects 1900 Hopkins Supply Co i909*Samuel Brown i9i3*Clara Union i9i6*John Cain i9i8*Lucinda W ay i927*Benjamin Dixon i929*Spencer Williams 1929^2*M C Buggs

J intersects 2001 Vacant 2003*} T Henderson 2005*Walter Campbell 2007*Mack Williams 2015 Vacant 2023*Thomas Clark 2024 W m Anderson 2025*Rief Jackson 2026*Henry Malvin 2027*Eva Hugh

2028*Alvin Edwards 2029*Henry Jackson

K intersects 2i05*H F Myers 2113 Harry Collins 2ii9*Charles Smith 2121 *Sim Andrews 2i23*Thomas Flood 2i25*Eugene Sanders 2i27*Sadie Hooper 2i28*Thomas Armstrong

L intersects 2205*A T Telfair 22o8*Ike Ellison 22io*George Adams 2212 Benjamin Allen 2227 Vacant

M intersects 2309 W E Boyd 23i3*Simon Benjamin 2325*Eugene Sanders

N intersects

COLSON -- From N north, 22 e of N e w castle

COOK-- From L north, 24 e of Newcastle

COUPER -- From N north, 21 e of N ew cas tle

DARTMOUTH-- From Bay east to Stonewall, 8 s of Gloucester

ft of Parker-Hensel En gineering Co

Modern Civilization SSTfe

Phone No. 7--MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO.

_______________ OUR AGENT WILL CALL

48 D a r t m o u t h

Br u n s w ic k

E gm on t

------ A R Hensel

Oglethorpe X

201 Second Baptist Church

203 H A Pennick

Grant X

Newcastle X 500 C P Duzenberry 502 A M Barrett 503 G P Smith 504 W A Zeter 506 C F K elley

Reynolds X 601 L M O'rr 602 A M Ross

Union X 706 R W Sweat 707 H L Thomas 708 G W Popwell

Ellis X 800 W F Symons 802 J E L ockw ood

Egmont X 903 C S T ait

Norwich X 1002 J S Roberts 1004 W T Mathis

Carpenter and Wolf X

Albany X 1301 A n drew Lorntzson

Amherst X 1400 Mrs S H Brown 1412 Mrs Annie Woods

Cochran av X

1 511 A C Highsmith 1603 C T Morris

Stonewall X

DAVIS-- From Ocean av north to London and from I north to limits, 18 e of Newcastle

926 T T Foley 927*James Monroe

Boulevard X ioo3*Charlton Alexander

J intersects 2005*Wm Jackson 2017 John Gross 2021 Connie Green 2023 A M Strickland 2025 Frank Strickland

K intersects 2117 Roger Gabronsheg

L intersects 2204*Sarah Haywood 2224 Edward Latham

M intersects

DU BIGNON-- From N north, 20 e of N ew cas tle

EG M O N T-- From 5th av north to F, 5 e of N ew castle 4th av to 1st av X

6oi*Bertha Delegel 6o3*Carrie Hardin 6o5*Prince Jackson

Dartmouth X 713 Arthur Green 717 Mrs Lillie Ward

Edwin Thompson 723 H L Johns 729 J V Mier

Albemarle X

CONEY & PARKER CO.

Headquarters for Building Materials and all kinds of Fuel.

1169 BAY STREET______________________ ______________ TELEPHONE 18

E g m o n t _________

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800 R C Tillotson 803 D P Roche 809 W m Portier 817 G A Ralston 825 Chas Downing

Prince X 913 J S W right 915 C H Sheldon 918 Arthur Mitchelson 929 J P Davenport

London X 1000 R L F o x 1001 L T McKinnon 1009 J S Dunwody 1017 R E L Burford 1023 N C Y o u n g 1027 P W Fleming

i309*Allen English i3i2*Nelson Batty i3i3*Annie Green I3i4*lsaac Caleb i3i7*Respess Johnson i3i9*Carrie Lotson s e cor Congregation

Beth Tefilloh Monk X 1417 Lula C Colesberry 1423 Rev R E Boykin

Gloucester X 1511 J L Beach 1517 V C Bourne 1521 E C Bruce 1527 C C Mims

George X 1103 J M Burnett1119 H C Courvoisier 1 125WV M Taylor 1 i29*Florence Dennis

Howe X 1201 Peter Harquin I203*janie Turner I205*james Powers i207*Joseph Gillam i209*Rosa Williams i2ii*M ary McFarlin 1211 J^*Samuel Moutrie i2i3*Shiloh Baptist Ch 1219 Vacant i22i*Mattie Minor i223*Harris Lanier i225*Sarah Mbore

Mansfield X i303*Thomas Forbes i305*Maggie Doyle i307*Virginia Grant

E L L IS -- From 5th av n to limits 4 e of N ew castle 4th to 2d avs X

516 Henry Girvin 520 W C H ardy

1st av X 6o4*Alex Miller 6i3*Gustaff Anderson 617 C K Green

Dartmouth X 7io*Henry Screen 711 Daniel Pate 714 B F Fahm 718 C F Wilder 722 W W Thompson 726*Richard Flanders

Albemarle and Prince X London X

1022 J N Kendrick

George X ii02*George Mack

W. H. DeVOE, G rocer

1319 Newcastle St.

Telephone 109

3

GROCERIES

1726-28 Norwich St.

MV

in

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The drug l i n e

Branch Pharmacy

Corner Newcastle and Gloucester

PHONES: 27 and 827

50 E llis

BRUNSWICK

E llis

m 8 *P in k Moore 1120*G C Foster ii22*Frank Mincey

Howe X i204*Monroe Dorsey i2o8*Ed Shaw i2io*Harry McLendon i2ii*R osa Gibson i2i2*Emma Hamilton i2i3*Samuel Walker i2i4*Campbell Jackson I2i6*jennie Sutton i220*Charles Williams

Mansfield X i3o8*Martha Campbell i3io*Henry Robinson J3t2*Ida Jones !3i9*Prince James i320*Rathleen Hicks i323*Dock Ponder

Monk X i407*Floyd White i4o8*Annie Harris 1409 Vacant 1410*0rena King i4i3*Maria Magwood 1417 Vacant J4i9*Sadie Williams

Gloucester X i507*Benj Sessom I5I3*George Brown I5]3^*Nelson Martin I5I5*Charles Walker i5i7*Laura Thomas i5i8*Sumter Nelson i5i9*Lula Crawford i522*Julia Thomas !5 23*Catherine Coulter

F Intersects

i6oo*Reuben Foster j6o5*N C Pierce 1608 Charles Camila 1610 J C Baldwin i6i6*Osborne Wilson 1620 Marks L iv e ry Co

G Intersects w s Court House 1712 F H Harris 1716 L A Wood

H Intersects 1801 * W m W atson i8o3*Janie Pyles i8o5*James Wilson i8o7*Moses Molette i8o8*Thomas Robinson i8o8V>*Lee Berrien i8io*Wm Walker i8i2*Mary McIntosh i822*James Smith i824*Albert Deloach 1828 Harris Mobley

I Intersects i902*Lizzie Hazzard i904*Lizzie Foster i9o6*Robert McFarland i 97*Josh Clark i909*Wm Berry i9ii*Sallie Wright ioi3*Janie Holland 1915 F P Cowman io22*Lucius Hilliard 1923 Vacant i9 24*Tim Johnson IQ25 W X Bodani i926*Louis W Chapman 1928*Frank Gay

J Intersects 2000*James Arm strong

GORDON'S MEN'S AND BOYS'

CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS

LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR

NEW CASTLE AND MONK

UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY

Machinery, General Mill Supplies

HARDWARE: Marine Hardware, Boat Fittings, R. R. Supplies.

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2002*James W alb urg

ELLIS LANE -- From

2004*Myrtle Uzzell

F north bet Ellis and

2006*Wm. Chambers

Norwich

2007*Daisy Payton

2009*Katie Smith

F-- From Bay east to

20ii*John Curry

Johnson, i n of Glou

2017 YV F W atkins

cester

2026 C W Fisk

------ Union Station

2028 Mrs Jane E N e w

Oglethorpe X

man

207*Oglethorpe Press

K Intersects

2108 J H Davis 2ii5*Bessie Tresvant 2123 Mrs Lena Olsen 2i25*Albert DeLouch

L Intersects

w s Orange Square 2200 H C W alk er 2204 Bettie Johnson 22o6*Ella Miller 2228 S B W r ig h t

ing Club 208 Mutual L igh t &

Water Co 211 Christian Busk

Grand ends 303*W M Thrash

Newcastle X 409 E F Purcell

Richmond ends 500 C L Fouche 501 R L Bunkley 503 H J Andrew

M Intersects

D P Solano

2300 J H Leo

509 Mrs K B Pitcher

2312 A C Strickland

Reynolds and Union X

2316 Mrs Mary Miller

705 T E Glover

232i*John Pyles

708 W E Porter

2324^2 F L Strickland

709 John Dubberly

2326 M H Surrency

Ellis X

2328 W H Kirkland

804 C H Cook

2329*? Tumblin

8o9*Mary Thomas

O

Intersects

Egmont ends

2401 Nick Papadinox

901 C W Floyd

24i5*Isom Blank

Norwich X

2416 G M Owens

Norwich la begins

2418 Chris Durden

Carpenter ends

2420 Charles Goodbread s e cor Bryant Baptist

2422 J E Smith

Church

2424 J B C ox

H02*Flattie Washington

C. Busk MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel Oglethorpe F AND NEWCASTLE STS. PHONE 119

52 F

BRUNSWICK

ii04*Austin Casey no8*W m Martin 1 h i F N Clark

Wolf X i20i*Lizzie Lyons i203*Estella Reid 1207*Judge Thomas 121 i*J W Holmes

Albany X 1303 Vacant i305*Mary Jones

Albany X Cochran av X i504*Wm M Floyd

Stonewall X i6oi*Lula Berry i6o5*Joseph McLendon i6n*Richard Burrows

Lee X i705*Annie Williams i707*Emma Johnson iynLAdfred Carmack

Gordon X 1801 J L Roberts 1811 A W Briggs

Johnson X 1901 Alfred Christie

FIFTH AV-- From Bay east to Cochran av, 13 s of Gloucester

FIRST AV-- From Bay east to Cochran av, 9 s of Gloucester

s s A C L Shops 107 Moses Daniel h i J A Joyner

Oglethorpe X

211 Mrs Nora London Grant to Richmond X 501 J E Manoe 505 J E Brockinton 507 J H Barrett 508 Vacant 511 W J Girvin

Reynolds to Ellis X 8oi*Richard Davis 805 Adella Gibson 8o7 * T W W h ite

Egmont to Wolf X 1107 Peter Knudsen

Albany and Amherst X i309*Nappi Jackson I3ii*lke Craven

FOURTH AV -- From Bay east to Cochran av, 12 s of Gloucester

G-- From Bay east to Cochran av, 2 s of Gloucester Newcastle X

401 J K Johnson 405 Mrs Minnie Gann 409 Mellie E Mershon

Newcastle la X 500 Mrs E D Smith 501 J T Powell 503 B E Breedlove 509 R E Briesenick

Reynolds X 608 W L Harris n s Court House 610 W N Allen

Union X

PRESCRIPTIONS GIVEN

PERSONAL ATTENTION

BICYCLE

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53

704 Mrs M ary Shep- i503*E J Kemble

perd

1504W V1T1 Spalding

706 Rena Parker

i505*Anna Grant

708 R C Gordon

i5o6*Jacob Henderson

Ellis X

i5o8*Lillie Richerson

803 Thom as K e a n y

1509 Vacant

804 A E Moore

Stonewall X

806 T J W ood

i6o5*Isaac Powell

8o8*Sol McIntyre

i6o7*Harriet Bennett

809 H K B u rgay

1608*Lula Morgan

Ellis la X

i6o9*James Hayes

901 Mrs R E Cook

i6n*Z ion Bap Church

902 E B Seckinger

95 J W Campbell

Lee X i705*Diana Grant

911 J Iv Johnson

i707*Rosa Brown

Norwich X

i725*George Sandford

1007 Hom er Edwards

Gordon X

1009 C H Edwards

i8oi*Edith M Bell

Andrew McCosker i8 n *K ate Moore

Norwich la X

Johnson X

U02*Minnie Baker

1103 L E Slaughter

GEORGE -- From Bay

uo4*Rufus Williams

east to Gordon 4 s of

Wolf X

Gloucester

1206 Robert Hall

111 J J Mansour

i2o8*Mollie Brown

Oglethorpe X

i2io*Cooper Williams

206 J C Hotch

Albany X

Grant to Richmond X

i30i*Rev J W Fisher

505 D J Gill

i305*Primus W ay

509 H H Bryant jr

1306 Vacant

607 First Presbyterian

i3o 8 *W PI Johnson

Church

Amherst X 1401 Thom as Elverson 1406*Mack Johnson

609 Rev W H Chapman Union X

710 Vacant

Cochran av X 1500 Staff Calles 1501 Vacant

Ellis X 804 T J W rig h t 805 Vacant

I502*E J Kemble

Egmont and Norwich X

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1503 NEWCASTLE ST

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TELEPHONE 170

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Br u n s w ic k

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Carpenter X

1102 J T Lambright 1105 H O Tolnas 1107 F J Stukes 1108 Vacant 11 jo Abraham Goldstein 1111 George Asbell

Wolf X

1 ?oi Martin Anderson 1202 J F Lasserre 1211 A S Glover

Albany X

1302 W m Loback 1303 Lester Murchison 1306 W M W ig g in s 1308 J C W h ite

Amherst X

1400 G E Perdiculis i40i*Lawrence Mack i403*Sallie Gray 14033/^Rosa Byous 1404*} L Brown i405*Isaiah Sheffield 1406 J E F owler i407*Mamie Owens i409*Abraham Finney i4ii*Joe Green

Cochran av and Stone wall X

1601 Vacant i6o6*Lula James 1611 Mrs S W W ay

Lee X i700*Edward Harris i704*Hensel Ritcherson i8oo*Andrew Walker

GLOUCESTER -- From river east to limits, crossing Newcastle at

1500 ft A C L Freight Depot

" W B Isaac Co Bay X

T02 Arm our & Co 104 Empire State Cigar

Co 106 C C Martin 108 Glynn A u to Co

Oglethorpe X 200*Lillian Epps 205 Salvation A r m y

" Seaman's Mission " J W Gordon 207 V acan t 209-211 United Supply

Co 210 Greek-Am Restau

rant 2ioJ^> Mrs Rachel M e y

ers

Grant X 300 Herbert Miller 301 R J Minehan

" P W Fleming 302 Purcell Bros 303 M ax Isaac 304 R L F o x "" C M Gowen

" C V Abbott

Newcastle X Richmond X 500 F W o lf & Co 501 Sou Express Co 502 E Y Roberts " Henry Girvin

HUYLER' S and NUNNALLY'S CANDIES

Andrews the Druggist

G lo u c e s te r

street guide

G lo u c e s te r

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502^ C D Ogg J B Bankston

" J B Tate J J Hendley Mrs L B Day

" H A Walters 503 Glover Bros 503^ L W Beach 504 K a te Slater 505 R L Philips 505^ - 5 9 /4 Akin Bldg Rooms:

1 R G Jackson 2 J M Jones

Met Life Ins Co 3 Am Natl Ins Co 5 L R Akin 6 Alfred Christie 7 A E Leybourne &

Co 8 E C Butts

Sou Adjustment Co 9 J P Harrell 10 Bolling Whitfield 11 Vacant 12 A J Crovatt 13 A D Gale 14 A H Crovatt " C P Goodyear 15 R W Durden

506 C J Doerflinger 507 Burns & Dickey 508 Jane B Gignilliat 509 W a lk e r Grocery Co 510 S J Carswell 511 J L Andrews 513 Glynn County Bank

Reynolds X

n s Custom House Postoffice U S Army Engi neers U S Immigration Service U S Customs Office Union X

701 B S Church 703 L L Longfellow

Lloyd Meeks 706 H M Frank 707 H A Padgett 708 Abram Zelmano-

vich 711 Edith M Ferguson

Ellis X 801 A le x Rotholz 807 L C Marlin 809 Julius L e v y

Egmont X s e cor St Marks Episco

pal Church

Norwich X 1002 M L M cKinnon 1005 Gloucester Apts

J Mi Y o u n g R A Sanzenbacher P E Burgess Maurice Walsh L H Haym

Carpenter X 1102 W m Mash

" Mrs Ella Wimberly 1103 Bolling Whitfield 1107 M A Baker s w cor St James Evan

gelical Lutheran Church

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" ^ w Stoves, Tallow Candles or Oil Lamps which

made fires frequent, and typhoid breeding cisterns and wells. Today one

uses the Mutual Electric Light, Water and Gas.

Phone No. 7--MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO.--Our Agent Will Call

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Br u n s w ic k

G ord on

Wolf X 1200 Peter Devaris i20i*Louis Nesbitt 1202*J M Pitts 1204 James Hardcastle I205*J M Pitts i209*Union Mutual Assn 1210 Staff Lyons 1213*J W Buggs

Albany X 1300 J C W h ite i304*Fred Boynton i305*Pilgrim H & L Ins

Co " *1 E Nash i3o6*Robert Evans i 3o8)4*Grant Allen 1309*0 A Shaw

Amherst X 1400*John W hite 1401 Spiro Michos 1405 James Brady 1409 G C & P R R

Cochran av X 1500 N S Deaver 1504 J D Cordon 1505 J E Register 1507 T K Mroczkowski 1510 Vacant 1511 Vacant

Stonewall X 1600 G A H Jennings 1601 J E Royal 1604 C A Bennett 1605 W m H arvey 1606 Vacant 1607 Eric Roberts 1608 W M B arow

Lee X

1700 Barry G Harris 1701 T F Willson 1706 R M Ricks 1707 A V W ood 1710 J W Popwell

Gordon X 1801 J H Hopkins

Johnson X Bartow X Goodyear X Macon av X 2003 J A Davis Glynn av X

G L Y N N A V -- From Gloucester north and east. A continuation of Boulevard

G O O D Y E A R A V-- From 2200 Gloucester north

GORDON-- From Dart mouth north to George and from Gloucester north to limits, 14 e of Newcastle Ocean av X Prince X

9i3*Thomas Williams 9I4*A J Anderson 9i6*Augustin Delone 9i8*Polly Lambkin 919 Vacant 920*Thomas Oliver 92i*Robert White 923*Emmeline Burney 925*Andrew Gadson

COAL

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Gordon 57

929*Bessie Muse London X

iG05*Lucius Johnson ioo7*Burnett Ash ion*Jacob Walker ioi3*James Bailey ioi4*Preston Downs ioi6*Nelson Robinson ioi6j^*Edward Steward ioi8*Salina Williams i o i 8j 4*Ethel W h in g ic-i9*Albert Rutledge i020*Sarah Curry i020p2*Dan Johnson I022*julia Armstrong 1022J^*Georgia Williams i023*Richard Rodnell i025*Charlotte Creach i029*Rachel Piper

George X Gloucester X 1520 Vacant

F Intersects i6o7*Edward Butler ioo7J^Joseph Lee i628*Etta Daniels io29*Alexander Brown

G Intersects 1707 Vacant i7o8*Gustav Hayes 1709 Vacant 1712 Mrs Amelia Lon

don 1713 Vacant

H Intersects 1807 Dottie Willis 1813 Dottie Rose i8i7*Susan Lawrence i823*Addie Grant

i829*Frederick Fenton

I Intersects

1900*John Cook i90i*Peter Jackson i903*Andrew Collins i907*Paul Lang i9o8*GabrieI Dobeade I909*J D Porter 1911 Vacant i0i2*Alonzo Cadone i9i3*Peter Hill 1917 Vacant i9i9*Feiix Bennet 1921 Vacant i923*Lizzie Dallas

J Intersects

2002*Grace Handy 2004*W m Zant 20io*Carl Moore 2022*Raymond White 2024*Cuffy Sheppard

K Intersects

2ioo*Bethel Baptist Ch 2i02*Otto Nixon 2104 C B Harrison 2io8*Corintha Flemming 2iio*Simon Roberts 2i20*George Sallins

L Intersects

22io*James Matthews 22ii*Joseph Gaskin

2i8*Elizabeth Graves 2221*Arthur Lee 2222*Thomas Stevens 2223*Carrie Stevens 2226*Forrester W illy

M Intersects

B r u n s w i c k C a r r i a g e W o r k s w ' hpRodp.voe

HARNESS VEHICLES

1313-1315 Newcastle St.

Telephone 559

T H E BRANCH PHARM ACY

Corner N ew castle and G loucester

P h o n es: 27 and 827

Full line fresh Drugs, Cigars and Candies.

58 Gordon

Br u n s w i c k

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2309*1 E Perryman

1409 Borchardt Bros

2402*Aiexander Skipper J409V2 John Gavaris

CO

25ii*Norton Vance

" G A Perdicoulis

co

Costas Protecdi-

GRANT-- From ist av

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north to F, i w of N ew 1410 Patrick Horan

castle

i4i3*David Ward

607 J E Williams

1415 J M Simon

611 Mrs M L Jackson 1415V2 German-Am Club

Dartmouth X

1417 Tokyo Cafe

725 W B Fain

" Frank Tahara

729 Moses Brinson

1419 C F W ilder

Albemarle and Prince X 1427 M ax Kaufm an

905 G E Bailey

Gloucester X

921 Mrs E T Danforth 1511 B 'wick Mattress

925 J P Shelley

Factory

London X

1525 Mutual Light &

1001 Vacant

Water Co

1011 A S Hilsman

1529 City & Suburban

1015 C S Mock

Ry Co

1021 W D Barkul00

George X 1113 A J Gordon 1117 Max Wengrow it 19 Jose Rodriguez i u g y 2 Jose Hamidas 1121 John Doerflinger

H-- From Newcastle east to Macon av, 3 n of Gloucester

409*Minnie Williams Newcastle la X

500*Mamie Wilson

1123 W W Blitch

Howe X i2i9*Diana Driver i223*Newton Miller

Mansfield X 1301* Geo Law son 1325 Glynn Ice Co I 327/^ J M Ammons

" *Julian Lawson

sOi*Diana Mitchell 502*Hamp Mitchell 503*December Jones

Reynolds X 609 John E Williams n s Court House

Union X 701 Second A d v e n t

Church

Monk X

Ellis X

1403-5 T J Abbott

8oi*Priscilla Fisher

1405^ C L Bennett

8o3*Rosa Gilmore

GROCERIES

1726-28 Norwich $t.

stationery B r y a n t * S B o o k S t o r e 0ffice Supplies

BKS j 504 Newcastle St. Phone 53 ^evvs

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street guide

59 H o w e

8o5*Pinky Sanders

i70i*Julius Bradley

8o7*Henry Watson

i703*Bunk Moore

8o9*Alexander Hart

i705*Garrison Clark

811 Vacant

i7o8*N W Curtright

Norwich X

i7 ii* M a ry Gamble

joo8*Lawrence Bleach

Gordon X

Norwich la X

1808 Vacant

no4*Katie Wilson

i8io*Sallie Tison

uo6*James Richardson

Johnson X

no8*Joseph Bennett

i9i3*Henry Hopkins

U29*Selden Institute Wolf X

Bartow X

i203*Daisy Randolph

HABERSHAM -- From

i205*Handy Evans 1206*John Houston i207*Elizabeth Dorsey 1208 Vacant

L north, 19 e of N e w castle 2225 Andrew Holmes 2229 E B Manor

1210 Vacant i2ii*Charles Brown

M intersects

]2i2*Hattie Morgan Albany X

i30i*Risley Public Sch 1304 V acant i3o6*Andrew J Jackson

Amherst X 1404*Washington Troup i405*Selden Normal &

HALIFAX SQUARE-- Intersection of Prince and Norwich 3 L R Akin 8 Mrs C M Bunkley 9 W F Parker

902 P M N ightengale

Ind Institute i4o8*Lee Davis 1410 Vacant

Cochran av X 1504 Vacant

HANOVER SQUARE -- From Richmond to Grant bet London and Howe

i505*Jseph Martin

H A R V E Y -- From N

Stonewall X

north, 23 e of N ew cas

iooo*Columbus Brinson

tle

i6o2*Edmund Franklin

i6o4*Ida Drayton

HOW E-- From Bay east

Lee X

to Stonewall, 3 s of

i700*Wm Fisher

Gloucester

C. Busk MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel Oglethorpe

F AND NEWCASTLE STS. PHONE 119

6o H o w e

BRUNSWICK

I

------ F D M Strachan & Co

------ Strachan Line

Oglethorpe X 208 R E W alker

Grant X 30i*Janie Blue 304 Vacant

Newcastle X

Richmond X

501 L J L e a v y jr 505 H O Berrie 506 L A Robinson 510 L J Leavy 511 H H Herndon

Reynolds X Union X

707 J B Joyce 708 C W Rhinehart 709 Mrs A E W a y

Ellis X

8oo*Allene Thomas 8oi*Ellen Dennis 8o2*Willis Jenkins 8o3*David Ward 8o4*John Walker 8os*Son Noble 8o6*Hannah Hamilton 8o7*Ophelia Stewart 8o9*Ruby Walker So9*/2*A W ashington Egmont to Carpenter X 1 1 16 Vacant

Wolf X I2o6*J H Baker

Albany and Amherst X 1400*0 J Harris

I -- From Newcastle east to Bartow, 4 n of Glou cester

------ T he Germain Co 500 M E T ea g u e 501 C A Hanner 505 J B Pearson Reynolds X Union X 707 Vacant 708 A A K night Ellis X 801 John Caticus 803 Mrs L E Smith Ellis la X 905 Vacant 909*Gussie Seward Norwich X

ioo7*Martha Boyd ioo9*Henry Dent

Norwich la X 1100 D B Pyles

Wolf X i20i*Maude White I203*lsham King i205*Edward Franklin i2o6*Addie Spratling i207*Henry Sutton i2o8*George Patrick

Albany X 1301 J E Abbott i305*Alexander Finch I37*James Brooks i3ii*Carrie Lattimore

Amherst X i 40i*G e o rg e Lloyd J4o6*St James Methodist

Church i 409*Richard Wilson

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Roberts' Pharmacy

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Johnson 6 I

Cochran av X Stonewall X

i6oo*Lee Bryant 1601 E tta Price i6o6*Mary Broughton i 6o7 * T E Thorpe i6n*Joseph Jones 1612 Vacant

Lee and Gordon X Johnson X

I905*Jhn H Seabrooks i9i3*R oxie A Jinkins

Bartow X

J-- From Newcastle east to limits, 5 n of Glou cester

Reynolds X 609 Mrs E A Am m ons

Union X 709*Maggie Harris

Ellis X 900 Vacant 901 Joseph E Newman 908 C L Parker

Norwich X Norwich la X noi*Sam pson Jordan no3*Isaiah Alexander 1106 Lee Godfrey no7*John Blue iio 9*E J Watson

Wolf X I 2 0 7 * ju n e Frazier

Albany X i30i*Elisha Nelson i305*Mary James !3o6*David Marsh

i307*Jhn Gamble i3ii*Celia Thompson

Amherst X i40i*Henry Moldrow

Ellis la X i407*Giles Page i4o8*John H Thompson

Cochran av X i53*A C Buggs i504*Lula Brooks i509*Ellen M Thomas

Stonewall X Lee and Gordon X

Johnson X i9o6*Wm Davis Bartow and Clebom X 2in*Edw ard Murphy

Davis X

J O H N S O N -- From Ocean av north to George and from Glou cester north to limits, 13 e of Newcastle

720 T G Clarke

Prince X London X ioo4*Edward Lowrey ioo6*Prince Williams ioo7*Mamie Roberson ioo8*Robert Walker 1010 Vacant ioi2*James Ferguson ioi3*Charles Walker ioi4*W m Wright ioi4V>*Adam Dennigal ioi6*W m Green ioi7*George West ioi8*Paul Dorsey

FARM LANDS

ALBIRT

FEND1G &

CO.

TIMBER

LANDS 1503 Newcastle St.

Telephone 170

62 J o h n s o n

BRUNSWICK

Business and Residence Property ColonyTracts

J oh n son

George X Gloucester X F intersects 1626 Dem psey Holmes it>27*Ismael Johnson G intersects i707*Thomas Thomas i7J5*Henry Sterax H intersects i8o2*Rev John Williams iSo4*Amos Hankerson i 8 io * W M Mishow i8i2*Lizzie Hippard i8i6*Daisy Spencer i8i8*J L Taylor i 826*D D Cameron

I intersects icoo*Daniel Nelson i907*Howard Grant i'9o8*Mary Johnson i909*Peter Selenes i9i8*Mary Gantling

J intersects 200i*Carrie Singleton 2006 Vacant 2008 Vacant 2009*Rebecca Brown 2011 Mary Taylor 2012 David Clark 20i3*Lizzie Guiler 2016 Vacant 2020*Charles Cooper 2023 Vacant 2024*Henry Curry 2025*Mary Newton 2025j/2*Virginia Gary 2026*Gustav Morrison 2027*Evelina Cobb

K intersects

2i03*Bonnie White 2io7*Charles Smith 2111 *Lizzie Ellis 2ii3*Stephen Chillis 21 i5*Benjam in Fowler 2125 Mrs Pearl Toom ey

L intersects 2218*G H Ennis 2226*Ella Blue

M intersects 2304*Alex Davis 2306 Alfred Cocker 23o8*Samuel Williams 23io*Theo Howard 23i8*Mat Waters

N intersects 24i2*James Thorpe 2314 Emanuel Scott

K-- From Newcastle east to Habersham, 6 n of Gloucester

501 Vacant Reynolds and Union X 706 Lilly D Gornto 709 J W Carter

Ellis X 801 W J Newman 807 J C Franklin 809 L M W atkins

Ellis la X 900 Colson H oyt

Norwich X Norwich la X

Wolf X i2o6*Mary Lamar

Albany X i307*Lucy Coleman 1311 George Casodack

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511 Gloucester St. STREET GUIDE

Tels. 34 and 37 L 63

Amherst X l40i*EdwarcI Hodges 1403 J^*Elijah K elley I405*W A Gamble l4o6*Wm Durhm 1407*Wm Simmons I409*john Thomas i4ii*Jake Mimes

Cochran av X X5i2*Joseph Winn

Stonewall X Lee X

i7o6*Mary Vick Gordon X

i8o4*Sidney Simmons i8n*G ordon Solomon

Johnson X i 95*Jack Allen i909*Austin Collins i9ii*M ollie Brazed i9i5*W esley Collins

Bartow to David X 22QO*Edward Toomer

KAY AV-- From Bartow north to I (Urbana)

1602 John H Gilmore

Niles X G intersects 1700 V acan t

L -- From Newcastle east to limits, 7 n of Glou cester

407 M athew Ferris j09*Freeman Wright

Newcacstle la X 500*James Church

Reynolds X

11 s Orange Square 606 J W W ilchar Union X Ellis X 804 Charles Bruand 8o6*W N Stevenson

Ellis la X 90i*Mack McGrudle 905 H B Gordon 907 W R Pritchard 908 A J Burney

Norwich X Norwich la X iJOO*Wm M Clarence

Wolf X ]200*Alonzo Riley

Albany X 1300 C R Head i3ii*Ed\vard Anderson

Amherst X 1401 J L Jakes 1405 W F Davis

Cochran av X 1501 Mat