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Fri 8 Oct 1920 - The Blue Mountain Echo (NSW : 1909 - 1928)
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M n HOW IT WAGS H^ **

Springwood.

Line 3.0.0Mr. Con. Loos wus up over the
Line 3.0.1holiday and called upon many old
Line 3.0.2friends. ,
Line 3.0.3* # ? ? ? #
Line 3.0.4Fuulconbridge sawmills changed
Line 3.0.5hands at a substantial figure during
Line 3.0.6the week. The sale was brought
Line 3.0.7about by Messrs. Molvin and Daw
Line 3.0.8son. ? ? .

Line 4.0.0« « ' # ?
Line 4.0.1Fix this textWhile the little duughtor of Mrs.
Line 4.0.2Costello, a visitor staying lit 'The
Line 4.0.3Ferns,' was playing, she slipped
Line 4.0.4and fell against a .barb-wire fence,
Line 4.0.5inflicting a nasty gash on the side
Line 4.0.6of hor mouth. Dr, O'Flunagan ren
Line 4.0.7dered the necesary attention.
Line 4.0.8'??'? ???'..??'.? ? ?- ? ? #
Line 4.0.9In theso days of high costs, a
Line 4.0.10house at a rousonablo figure, pur
Line 4.0.11chasable with £100 down and tho
Line 4.0.12balance us rent, Is a gilt-edged In
Line 4.0.13vestment, and when it Is situated In
Line 4.0.14such a position that the laud will
Line 4.0.15become u business site, It is a
Line 4.0.16spec woll worth considering. For
Line 4.0.17such a spec, see Harvey's advt.
Line 4.0.18# # * ?
Line 4.0.19Tlio town was thronged with visi
Line 4.0.20tors over tho holiday and liu inborn
Line 4.0.21were' com polled to luavo tlio town
Line 4.0.22owing to tho luck of acommodallou.
Line 4.0.23Both hotels nnd boardliiB-housos
Line 4.0.24were full, and good business Is re
Line 4.0.25corded. There is pressing nood In
Line 4.0.26Springwood for another fifty letting
Line 4.0.27cottages.
Line 4.0.28# # # *
Line 4.0.29The straying stock of Springwood
Line 4.0.30Is becoming a menace to the gar
Line 4.0.31dons in tho district, and drastic ac
Line 4.0.32tion is threatened by a number of
Line 4.0.33residents who possess fine propor
Line 4.0.34tion. It is extremely annoying to
Line 4.0.35an enthusiastic gardener to see his
Line 4.0.36flowor and vegetable plots trampled
Line 4.0.37out of recognition, and tho pluuts
Line 4.0.38demolished.
Line 4.0.39# -» -* #
Line 4.0.40At 'Strangulation Point,' which
Line 4.0.41is another name for tho bottlo
Line 4.0.42nopked subway on the Batuui'Bt roud,
Line 4.0.43the lamps have boon unlit for somo
Line 4.0.44considerable time. Ah thin Is ono
Line 4.0.45of the most dangerous subwuys on
Line 4.0.46tho Mountains, it behoves tho Shiro
Line 4.0.47Council to sit up und take notice,
Line 4.0.48At this spot the roud converges to
Line 4.0.49halt its usual width, and it Is of
Line 4.0.50paramount importance for this Bpot
Line 4.0.51to Ijo well lit.
Line 4.0.52# # « t
Line 4.0.53Tho Progress Association Intends
Line 4.0.54petitioning tho B.M. Shlro Council
Line 4.0.55to take some stops to abato the
Line 4.0.56straying stock nuisance and will ad
Line 4.0.57vocate drastic moasuroH, One
Line 4.0.58Springbok is prepared to awour u
Line 4.0.59solemn Halfred Dnvkl that all tho
Line 4.0.60horses havo beon oducaled to open
Line 4.0.61gales, and some cows make a point
Line 4.0.62of despoiling his cabbago patch.
Line 4.0.63'And thoy are not ull four-footed
Line 4.0.64onos olthor,' ho hotly concluded.
Line 4.0.65# # ? *
Line 4.0.66Mr. Ifllphlnstono Iihh returned to
Line 4.0.67Springwood after a llvo wookH Jaunt,
Line 4.0.68In the Mumunbldgun Irrigation
Line 4.0.69aroii, Ho says tho country llioro Is
Line 4.0.70looking splendid, and tho fruit trooH
Line 4.0.71aro heavy with blossom. Tho
Line 4.0.72season promisor to he oxoollont for
Line 4.0.73pouohos; but' for houiu rousons tho
Line 4.0.74apricot blossom Ih not Hotting and
Line 4.0.75thoso that sot tho fruit liavo a bluok
Line 4.0.76Hpot, Tho mattor Inui been plaeod
Line 4.0.77boforo Iho dopnrlmont.
Line 4.0.78A uocond orlckol tmuu has boon
Line 4.0.79formed In Sprlngwood, and on Satur
Line 4.0.80day last played I ho 'A' uoinblnii
Line 4.0.81tion, Hufforlng (lofoiit by liflO niiis
Line 4.0.82to 50, Anforth miido top Hooro for
Line 4.0.83'LI' loam with U7, Uih lop-notohori)
Line 4.0.84for 'A' being Sup. Wobb 78, Donne
Line 4.0.8578, London 2U mid .1. Wobb 1(5.
Line 4.0.86Tho bowling wus proi.ty uvmi In the
Line 4.0.87'A' loam, whllo that of tho junloi'H
Line 4.0.88laokod longth and wiih at times rug
Line 4.0.89god.'
Line 4.0.90# # o «-
Line 4.0.91The urlokot mulcli, Springwood
Line 4.0.92versus CMonbrook, pluyod on Moit
Line 4.0.93duy lnst in Loinatlu pui'h, roaultod
Line 4.0.94lu a win for tho HprliiKboks, who
Line 4.0.95against tho 'BrookH' 188 for two
Line 4.0.96InulugH, made 2 (HI ruuii for ono
Line 4.0.97soHHlon, HonnosHoy whs tho hoiisu
Line 4.0.98tlonal bowlor of Ilio day, his avor
Line 4.0.99ngo being 8 wluluilii Tor 1 run,
Line 4.0.100Loudon topped tho kcoi'ch with 70
Line 4.0.101not out, Duvlos bolii k ti nlotui Hooond
Line 4.0.102with 03 not out. Stratum knonkud
Line 4.0.103up a handy 27, l'\ Webb t!G und Hid
Line 4.0.104Wobb uphold Iho family iiroHllgo
Line 4.0.105with n uHoful 10.
Line 4.0.106# * * «
Line 4.0.107Tho Sprlngwoud fanoy-ilrouH our
Line 4.0.108nlvul and ball Imld on Krlduy pru
Line 4.0.109vldod ono of tho IiIkkohI huouoshoh of
Line 4.0.110its kind oxporluniiod lu tho village, It
Line 4.0.111was a boautiful moonlight night, and
Line 4.0.112numbers of visitors trom nil tho
Line 4.0.113nolghborlug dint rlctn altoudud, Tho
Line 4.0.114hall was orowdod, and ovoryhody
Line 4.0.115jolnod In tho dfi'oi'l to idvd iho kid
Line 4.0.116dtim tho tlnio of I bolr IIvoh, Tlio
Line 4.0.117orgunlHlng itblllty of Uioho roBpon
Line 4.0.118Htb'io for tho hiiihhwh Ih hnyond (inoH
Line 4.0.119lion, and tlin working' conunUluo
Line 4.0.120must ho uongniliilalvil on Its iiuu
Line 4.0.121oohh. Tho tiiHloful iluiionitloiiH, tho
Line 4.0.122gay mualo, tho prell.y olilldron and
Line 4.0.123tholr ooHltitnuu uiudn u lino doni'
Line 4.0.124hlnatlon. Tho rodihiIUuu, AIohhi'h,
Line 4.0.125Hartlitan and Wlunuiro, iihhIhIoiI by
Line 4.0.126Moadames Hurllgau, nuffurly, Fraw
Line 4.0.127loy, Cnfloy, WlKinoru nnd Anforlh,
Line 4.0.128(lonervoH tlin wmU^i vcodlt for Its
Line 4.0.129onorptotio offortH. It wiih orlKhinlly
Line 4.0.130lulundad that tliu HIiIiIIoh should
Line 4.0.131loavo tho hull n limit. Ii imii,, bill this
Line 4.0.132Idoii had t» ho iilmnilniiud, Tlioi'o
Line 4.0.133was a gonorui hIcIIju. tint ,vuiiiikhIoi'h
Line 4.0.134liiHlHtlng thiil It wiih thulr ulghl out,
Line 4.0.135und they would not co homa. After
Line 4.0.136it liourty Nitpiior. tli'ml lltllo IiikkIh
Line 4.0.137oommoitaod to nod, hrlitltt oyuu grow
Line 4.0.138dim, und tiny totn with tiloopy, hupny
Line 4.0.139fauoH, noHtlod v,\wwy to bud mid
Line 4.0.140IV I ti tit tO WdtUlt (llU IKlllllH (IlllKIO, 'I'll f I
Line 4.0.141Kritud niuroh or tin1 youiiij'HliM'H innii
Line 4.0.142potlng for Him \\v\-/m wiik n linn ulitlil,
Line 4.0.143Dainty falrUm, |mrt pukcih, btiHlutmH
Line 4.0.144likn iituww, luiiifflily ih'Iikiohwos, k«,v
Line 4.0.145plorettoH, iii'in lu iinn with uomhi
Line 4.0.146olownti, illiiilnuilvo hiiIIiivh, Im'IhU boy
Line 4.0.147Huoills, Ugly koIIIwokh, Itnbln Ihiudu,
Line 4.0.148Boy BluoH, win,, formod it «roitl,
Line 4.0.149ktiioldotiuoim or moving imlorH, *
Line 4.0.150Thu followhiK Ih ii I Ih|. (if Iho
Line 4.0.151funny (Ii'ohhmh: - lUuillmi' NohIiIM
Line 4.0.152' TfltnhotirliKi,' l.i«riin Uaffni'ly
Line 4.0.153'Fiili'y,' Irutui llynit 'Alllldiinlil,
Line 4.0.154Ditplinn (Irlovi.'H 'Tumhoiii'liio tllrl,'
Line 4.0.155Vlolol mid I)iiIh,v HiiIuh 'l^iilrliiH,'
Line 4.0.156.liorollty Minvyor '.Ian,' I'ltlllls H«w
Line 4.0.157yur 'llml I'i'ohh,' Ituby (li'miiiliiiiilt
Line 4.0.158'Hoy Prlniii',' Daiilino Uraoubiilik
Line 4.0.159'UUllllolJI'li Tnn AdVt,,' W. .llllt'tlBUIl
Line 4.0.160'Clown,' WIiimiiiio I'l'llolKtrd 'Hun-
Line 4.0.161Mhluti,' AVIniilii utul .Ioiiii PoUor
Line 4.0.162'PlorotloB,' loiuior Wllllniiitt 'Jowel,'
Line 4.0.163flolly Nominu 'Plurrnlln,' Hurry
Line 4.0.164Ilnfforiy 'Mtiy Illtto,' Oltui'loy aiu

Line 5.0.0ples 'Boy Scout,' Kenneth Shepherd
Line 5.0.1'Golliwog,,' Malcolm Sullivan
Line 5.0.2'Clown,' Herbert Sawyer 'Uncle
Line 5.0.3Sam,' Leslie Webb 'Sailor Boy,'
Line 5.0.4Oswald Webb 'Boronia,' Phyllis
Line 5.0.5Sullivan 'Nurso,' Dorothy Sullivan
Line 5.0.6'Quoon of the nose,' Itonm Prit
Line 5.0.7chard 'Punch,' Lily Whltlaw 'Rod.
Line 5.0.8Riding Hood,' Madgo Huusall
Line 5.0.9'Folly,' Jean Hassull 'Belgian
Line 5.0.10Maid,' Moyra Shophord 'Sunshine
Line 5.0.11Maid,' Mollle Rylunds 'Butterfly,'
Line 5.0.12Malslo Cotter 'Plerrotto,' Eden
Line 5.0.13Pritohard 'Fortune Teller,' Mar

Line 6.0.0jory Julcff 'Red Riding Hood,' Jack
Line 6.0.1Blackmoro 'Robin Hood,' Nlta
Line 6.0.2Julcff 'Princess,' Ruby Patterson
Line 6.0.3'Cinderella,' Jacky Davis 'Jockey,'
Line 6.0.4Desmond Tanner 'Page,' Paddy
Line 6.0.5Casey 'Page,' Maurlco Casey 'Sinn
Line 6.0.6Fein,' Francis Casey 'Boy Blue,'
Line 6.0.7Jack Cosey 'Robert Bnimott.'
Line 6.0.8Tho following adults wero in
Line 6.0.9fancy dross: — Mrs. 13. Hartigan
Line 6.0.10'Matron,' Mr, Worner '.'Australia
Line 6.0.11Will bo There' MIsh Shalvoy
Line 6.0.12'Pouco,' MIhh Martlgun 'Good
Line 6.0.13Luck,' Mrs. Slssou 'Chinese Lady,'
Line 6.0.14Mrs. Rodall 'Duohoas of GhIiih
Line 6.0.15boro',' Mr. Paul Tanner 'Chineso
Line 6.0.16Gentlomun,' Mrs. Wlgmoro 'Coming
Line 6.0.17Thro' tho Rye.'
Line 6.0.18Tho competition, Judged by
Line 6.0.19MoHsrs. Barrett, und Scdiilan, reaulled
Line 6.0.20as follows: — Girls, first, Loma Ruf
Line 6.0.21foj'ty, 'Fairy'; boys, Kon. Shepherd,
Line 6.0.22'Golliwog'; cheapest drotm, Daphno
Line 6.0.23Groenbank, 'Bushell's Ton.' Tho
Line 6.0.24prizes were presented by tho popu
Line 6.0.25lar pastor,1 Rov, J. Slmmonds. Danc
Line 6.0.26ing was continued by the adults un
Line 6.0.27til 1 a.m.,, the gonlul 'Johnny'
Line 6.0.28Coylo ucllng as M.C. in his usual
Line 6.0.29ofllcient manner, Tho Barrett (Pen
Line 6.0.30rlth) Orchestra supplied tho latest
Line 6.0.31music. Tho flnunciul results, to bo
Line 6.0.32dovotod to the R.C. Church, wero
Line 6.0.33moat satisfactory.
Line 6.0.34* # « -/- ,
Line 6.0.35Tho Springwood lOloctrlc Lighting
Line 6.0.36Oo, (Provisional) was formed in ton
Line 6.0.37mlnutoH. When calling for capital
Line 6.0.38tho Hum of £0000 was subscribed In
Line 6.0.39anothor thirty minutes, and tho
Line 6.0.40pooplo of Springwood putted thom
Line 6.0.41solvos and ouch othor on the thoi'nx
Line 6.0.42and said: 'Lot there bo . light.'
Line 6.0.43Then they told othor Mounialneei'H
Line 6.0.44what a go-ahead .crowd thoy wore,
Line 6.0.45and othor Mountaineers murmured
Line 6.0.46'Yop,' and chowqd tho cud of ad
Line 6.0.47miration. That was some time ago
Line 6.0.48and Iho light still refuses to 'Lots,'
Line 6.0.49And why? Bocuuso what It took
Line 6.0.50tlio pooplo ot Springwood to do in
Line 6.0.51forty minutes, Iho Shire Council has
Line 6.0.52noarly strangled with procrastina
Line 6.0.53tion for two months, Tho Spring
Line 6.0.54bokH aro still waiting for the Shiro
Line 6.0.55Council to call for tenders. Origi
Line 6.0.56nally the Shlro ISuglneor was asked
Line 6.0.57to draft nnd submit specifications,
Line 6.0.58but ns ho Is not an eloutrlcal on
Line 6.0.59glneor, although a highly duallilod
Line 6.0.60civil one, ho naturally, and rightly,
Line 6.0.61Hholvod tlio (jiioBtiou on to Mr.
Line 6.0.62'Douoghuo, who Ih out) of tho grout
Line 6.0.63oHt olaclrlcul oxporlM In tho whole of
Line 6.0.64AuHtriiliiHiu. It wiih undorstood
Line 6.0.65(.hut tondoi'H worn to bo culled ovor
Line 6.0.66it mouth ngo, but like Brer Kox, tho
Line 6.0.67Council llos low and 'hoh nolTln,'
Line 6.0.68Now, ut long last, Iho roHldonls of
Line 6.0.69Spi'liiKWood lutvo doctdod that olor
Line 6.0.70nil.y Is alright In tho lioroaftor, but
Line 6.0.71no good In Uioho -Ju,vh of H.O.L., and
Line 6.0.72uiiIuhh tho C'ouit.vV'ntlokH a pin 1ii(,q
Line 6.0.73itHolf and gotH a hustle on, a monsto'r
Line 6.0.74public mooting will bo culled at an
Line 6.0.75oarly (Into and then — wo ahull hoo
Line 6.0.76what wo shall huo.
Line 6.0.77* ♦- * *
Line 6.0.78It Ih not gonorully known that
Line 6.0.79spoodlng iiiotorlHtB through Spring
Line 6.0.80wood nniHt not oxoood four mllos
Line 6.0.81an hour. Ou Monday IiihI. Sorgt,
Line 6.0.82TomldiiH wiih uoiupullod to wurn
Line 6.0.83Hourly ovory motorlal, who oumu
Line 6.0.84Hying undo p Slriuigulutloii Point at
Line 6.0.85Honiotlilng moru Ilko liO mllus. It
Line 6.0.86Ih high tlmo tit Jm Hiibway wiih on
Line 6.0.87lurKod, uh It Is uuitalderud ono of thu
Line 6.0.88most duugorouH hpoIh on the Muln
Line 6.0.89Woalorn road, Ovor 'tho week-end
Line 6.0.90a couple of curtt bunipud ouch other,
Line 6.0.91but without hdi'Iouh hurt to (ho
Line 6.0.92oucupuiitH,

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