The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-08-26

clarksburg mas the honor this week
OF entertaining the large and represen-
stative body Of. gentlemen and ladies.
known as the educators of the county
the occasion being the annual teachers
institute, as provided by law. And
right proud are the people of Harrison
county to behold such an intelligent as
semblage, for it is known far and wide
that Harrison county educators are fan
above the average of the profession and
there is no county in the state That can
boast OF prettier lady teachers or drawer
gentleman instructors. It has ever been
a delight to have them gather in our
midst, and the present is not an excep-
tion to the rule, as there Is every indi-
ration that this body OF teachers is not
below the nigh standard the records OF
the county show. Thus early in the.
week has there been shown great mani
festation of interest and earnestness and
deep-rooted desire to be profted by
the weeks work, as well as to enjoy the
pleasures the occasion will afford.
County Superintendent L. Waymar
Ogden called the institute to order Mon
day. morning shortly after ten o'clock
in the circuit court room and Rev. r. B
Mcdaniel offered tine invocation, after
which there was singing by choir Sc
lected from among the institute mem.
bers.
The instructors, Prof. Charles H. Al
bert. of Pennsylvania, and Prof. j. n
Deahl. of the West Virginia University
were introduced by the county superin-
tendent. They made brief addresses
outlining the work of the institute and
talking of the special work they hoped
to do. They made a splendid impression
and there is every evidence that they
won me respc. aud confidence of the
teachers from the beginning and that
there will he perfect cooperation be.
tween instruceprs and institute.
Gentlemen Enrolled.
At the phea hour the register showed
IS gentlepens ENROLLED as follows:
From Glarksburg;, g: sos .WdtsoH, F.
R. Hanged C. Guy Mfssef. j Id Glenn
ans; G. c.sAIcKinley, Wesley Davis, j.
Walter Duncan Cullen Martin. Orie Nc
conkey. j. W. Robinson C. R. Hartman
and r. w. SeawiclS; from Edamston,
Joe James, Harry Flanagan and j. w
eFlanigan; from Enterprise, I. R. Como
way and F. R. Pigott; from. Lumberport,
A. w. Martin, p w, Martin and H. G..
Fortney; from wilsonburg, w. G. Plant,
,c. w. Gerard. R. B. swiger and g. NJ,
,Fittro; from Johnstown, z. C. Queen
Charles Bean II. #. oseep,s os,J. Davis
and O.. W. Davis; from Mt. Glare.
Ernest and A.. C. Knight; from Jarvis
willie; Truman Payne, j. Az. s1yebster and
Joseph Bartlett; from craigmoor, j. B,
Robinson, & g. Bmngardper and George
N. Holden from West Milford, o. B.
Thornsbrg snd 92ish4fd Lynch; from
sardis, A. E. DAWSON and D. E. Martin;
from BridgepqtSsM De Tetes, Carl Law
SON, B. F. Riley, C. A. Sutton and C. E.
Webb; from Shinnsten, a, o. Robinson,
John R. ,Luca and Lewis fsectSr;s from
Salem, A. G. Iliompsoh and 5 Harvey
Taompsohf;: e. any II. s, Samples. of: Rsis-
toi; A.. S.iDonea Asss RSnifes Mills 7.
y. HotbeTtg, WollaceS ". a. NJ w tti1sSh
sSmithfkId; B: 4. Robinson, Margaret;
Wilf1Sd sfccufS hen Reedy; B. P. Bailey.
Jane Lew; B. a, Reed, Ligbtburg; F
bavisson, Lost Creek; Howard currey,
Mineral ), a, j. CurreS and John curEey,
Big Isaac; Scott Rand6sPa, Lost Creek;
L. S. clemaus, Benson; b o. Burnside;
Good Hope; o. J!tHaH, Lost Greek; Arr
thur Heldreth, Brown G. S. Lawson
Simpson; E. j. acoaman, Dola; j., w.
Law, commings;. w. Harvey cottrill,
Wolf Summit; Lie, cabell, Moundsville;
, S. j. Ward, Rockford; Ray Martin,
Gypsy; c. w. Post, Good Hope; W. F,
Rertne, lynch; Dorsey cofiindaffer and
.iync CofindafTcr. Mineral; ii. T.
White; Kenton; Ira [. Swtscr, Rosebud;
w. C. Perine, Lynch; Homer Pigott
Brown; 6. II. Riley. Bridgeport;7.z. w,
Morris and Frank White, clarlSsburg;
C. j. Martin. Brown. and S. o. Bond
Peel Tree, etyrolied in the; afternoon
making 90 gsatlemeafS eIsroilei for the
inst day.
Ladies in Attendance.
The ladies' register showed % eFrolled
by The. noon, hour As follows
From cIaSlssbnrg Alice Goodwin. Sue