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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-07

In q school hose that stood near the
corner of Monroe and Jackson streets,
opposite the Grand Opera House. The
first church building was erected on
the site now occupied by the Protest.
INT Episcopal church In tho early for.
ties. When Marion county was orgon.
he'd, this building was rented and usea
as the first court house. Rev. C. Mar
tin was pastor from 1S49 to 1851 and
at the close OF his pastorate Fairmout
%as made 4 station. The first strtion.
I'd pastor WAS Rev. ]. S. Patterson,
and the second was Rev. T. II. Mon.
roe, HHder whose Passionate our pres
ent church building was erected. This
building enterprise was hegHH early In
the year 1853 and completed early In
1854. The annual conference met In
this church May 30, 1854, and on Sun.
I.iay Of the session: Irne !. the church
was dedicated, Bishop Sentt preached
on Sunday m6rnlnS and DR.. Abel
Stevens. historian G Methodism, for.
lnally dedicated the church In the af.
ternoon. We have bur three members
now who were members then. They
are Mrs. Ruhama Boydston. Mrs. Z. ].
Vance and Mrs. Ell Musgravc.
In 1897 the location of the parsonage
was changed from the site now occu
pied by the residence OF ljlvssus Ar
nett on Barney street TO the present
site at 100 CASTOR avenue. The build
ing was commenced IN 1897 and com
pleted In 1925.
At meeting of the official boorI
April Z. 1909, n committee connoscd n
Eli Musgrave, Dr. f. w. Howard l. p
Carr, ]. r. Linn and l. NJ Aruott w,.
appointed to examine and reuor, n,
proposed sites for n new church n,
April 18th, 1908. the board moi to 70
ceive and act on the report of This rom
mittee. A majority report of this com
mittee recommended tho nnrono, T"
the lot S5x12O feet Mt the corner n
Fairmont avenue and Fourth stree
The minority report recommended III,
purchase of the lot S4x76 feet at III,
corner of Jackson and Monroe s,roo,.
diagonally opposite the Grand onor,
House. By vote of IT 10 3 III. lot n
the corner of Fairmont avenue an,
Fourth street was selected, nv yot,
of Il out of 81 The trustees were ou
thorized to negotiate the nurcboso q
this lot rs soon as two-thirds OF III,
purchase price was secured in good
reliable subscriptions. In less Inn,
three weeks $500 was subscribed. A
a meeting of the trustees the subserlr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-07

The Parkersburg Sentinel hastens
10 inform The West yirgintan that the
Democrats are not fighting tax re-
form. May be they're not at Parkers.
burg but the leaders are up this way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-07

The baseball season is practically
Grand the football season is at
hand. Parents should take time by
the forelock and lay in ample sup.
plies OF splints, arnica and sticking
Splaster. n.
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last seyente years has been in the
saise % church properly and Tie
Ibeheyolent collections. The one may
be attributed 10 the increased value Of
real estate. the building Of the new
parsonage, and the purchase Of the
new lot on Fairmont avenue and
Fourth street. The increase In value
Of our property has been lust six.fold
70 seventeen years. THE increase In
tha Benevolent collections has been
tcr.fsiH f5r tite same period. This may
be attributed TO increased interest in
missionary enterprises. increased lib
crafty and better organization. Tina:
the sum of more than sf,i60 was rails.
ed this year for benevolent purposes
IS due 10 the activity OF certain organ.
izations in the church that deserve
special mention. For three years the
Junior League has supported in
school I'm orphan IN india nj cost of
SIS year. Four years ago the Ep'
worth Leegue assumed the supper,
OF native worker In China at $40 a
year. For the last two yaers the
league has supported two native work.
ers at $50 a year. The Sunday school
has Increased its lIberality most de,
cidedly. Until last year the Sunday
school raised but a little over 500 n
year for benevolences. Last year It
raised It's contributions for missions to
$40 and this year has reached the
high water mark OF $500. All these
organizations have done well indeed !.
But perhaps the banner is carried off
By the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society. Last year this society tool,
a forward step and raised It's contri.
buttons to even 500. This wear their
cash contributions reach the magnih.
cent such of 1868. They support sew.
eral Bible readers In Japan and main.
tain scholarship In corea.
seventy years ago eight souls were
'onhu anu gathered INTO the orslnaz-
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The nresont nostor,,o h,s hoor =,
Eve veors, turotIon nur,n, ,boso a.o
ve,rs o7a now members have hoor no
ccived G5 of whnm have bcon roce,v.
ed during Inc mast veor Tho nos,or
has omcIa,e;, ut II marriages and "a
funerals has prencned nearly four
lm,dro, different sermons nnd mnde
more than . 5Oo y,si,s ~
po,ow 8. ,,I,on a co,r,,cto lie, ~ III,
tho n,s,ors from, 1917 to Inn
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COURT NEWS
Marriage Licenses.

"o'''o5S S'SS'9SS'
Michael Glz! boeto and Mixkoetino
Worceactoko.
Charles G. Gould and Minnie B. Or.
C. II. Davis and Ella Shfoyer.
Antonio Teno and Maria Chasa Teta.
G. D. Fox and Essle Gall Ammons.
j. Leonard Tickle and Martha Haun.
John l.. Tenant and Glayds S.
Smith.
Rassell Adams and Clara Hess.
C, E. Flshback and Mary f. Morgan.
Mont Deraalt and Jocie Kinkaid.
Suit Instituted.
First National paRk OF Pittsbprg.
PENNSYLVANIA, VS.. West Virginia Boiler
and Machine Company, Circuit Court,
debt; October rules. Butcher anil
Schwerck attorneys for the plaintiff.
james W. Morgan vs. Crpha e.
Brand ct al, Clreslt Court, in chan,
Gerry; October rules. Harry Shaw at,
torRey for plaintiff.
james L. Ceilings VS.. Fairmont In,
lastrial Company, intermediate Court,
in chancery; October rules. George
a. Vincent attorney for plaintiff.
v.
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OCTOBER Is putting Ills Imprint on the
lid viii be fipe:

trees .sl.l I,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-07

We carry the entire list OF city and
county school books. Globe book
store. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-07

The city Of Elkins will have the cen
ter Of the stage tomorrow and next
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-07

AIRS. Alec Robb and children, Helen
and Alexander, returned home on Sat,
Rrslay from a several days visit with
relatives insWheellng.
Z Mrs. B F. SRamage returned home
on Saturday from Baltimore, Nd.
where she accompanied her son, ches.
ney, and daughter, Miss Pansee, who
have entered school In that clty.
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FOR RENT

->~~--s~--~>~<~-~->-~~~~ ~-~~~~~-Sos~>
FOR RENT-TWo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply Gt75 5th ST..
Opposite High School. st
FURNISHED RooMs-Two fnFnis6:
ed rooms for gentlemen or couple
Both hot and cold water. zoo CASTOR
avenue. n
rvk hsNT-rwo rooms over stable,5
rear residence, $50 Fairmont avenue.
Man and wife without family pre-
ferred. Apply at premlses. Il
FOR RENT Or FOR sALE-oneIGs
room house, one q room house. Ap.S
ply S. G. Morris, 22s aWashington ST.
FOR RENT-Basement room z gnderSj
Famous store. Apply Wyer. 6 Mason
322 Main street. {.
FOR RENT-store room on Jackson
street, No. 2Is. Cali on Ho,bsrt G.
Spedden, Jacobs bldg. 10.3-tt
= -
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FOR SALE

FOB sAtE-Small3 house On mice 4sl1.
ed lot u reasonable price. Inquire at
West EirSiulan on ce! 1alk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Maccabees,

y sra rnghls and Ladies Of the Mac
and invited 10 n grand joiliHca-
2 On TOY ovor ID +. l.. 70 take
prannnrsday, April II. 1907. a
,;fonisan,BBm" and light refreshments
Ls bl,eeu' and q prize will be given
do, nay'ng highest representa-
3 qlicr OF order" guaranteed 10
(rae. visiting Sir knights made
= review Of Banner hive M III.
Il H. ~. Tuesday April 8 at 20
|P1np cDoa'i9ling on applications aud
A lsarn nuludtcs. Banner hive prize
must be there for dr!ll, All
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Odd Fellows.

oquirrh encampmenu No 1 will meet
tomorrow night when il is expected that
seFeral applications for membership Will
be presented.
Golden Rule encampment No had n
busy meeting last Tuesday. as there
were several candidates for degrees.
Salt Lake lodge No ? had a busy night
last Friday. the staff giving degree work
TO several candidates.
The canton had drill on Friday night
as they contemplate visit to Provo dur
ing the session OF the grand lodge in that
city
There Will be n meeting tomorrow
tTuesday) evening and all the chevaliers
should be present in fatigue uniform If
possible,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08

members are especially urged to be pres-
ent, as business OF importance is to be
transacted. Rally meeting OF the three
hives for final preparations for the con-
at / p. m.
-, The Busy Bees OF Utah are busy ali
the time. and. right in line. hive No T.
met Monday evening last and every lady
bee is working hard for the convention.
which takes place here on the 18th and
10th OF April. AL members OF the gen
eraI committee are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows building tomorrow after
noon at . o'clock. Also all officers. and
learn OF the convention. Hive No. 1 will
meet at 3 p. m. for drill work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
ForesterS of America

Court Salt Lake, No. l.. held a social
and card party last Wednesday evening
In the knights OF Columbus hall No. 21
West First South street The attendance
was large. Progressive high five was the
main feature. for which the winners both
ladies and gentlemen. were awarded hand
some prizes, Immediately after the
prizes were distributed refreshments were
served. consisting of Ice cream. cake
and fruits. All who attended declared
that they had thoroughly enjoyed the
evening. II is the intention Of the T.
OF A. TO give another social in the near
future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Woodnen of the World.

Lake camp. No. 5S, w, O. w, held
4 regular meeting Tuesday evening,
= with a large attendance. Sew
applications were received and two
Memhcrs were initiated. Fourteen
t.es 10 The state convention to be
Provo were elected. Matters OF
'Ance were presented. which VIII
II up lor discussion at the next reg
melting. and a good attendance Is
nNd. The degree team has its new
rihs. which make its appearance
l 10 the camp. The Glec club Is
good progress and Will have
alng under way shortly
Ep luvn held a very successful card
mst Tuesday evening, about 200
,s ,nan ana their friends playing cards
IMMi~aIds were taken TO the ban
al where a splendid repast was
ior them. The Royal Neigh
'r thelr splendid service in talk
~ OF such crowd. There will be
sr meeting next Tuesday evening:
- eraI candidates will be adopted,
S,Orm. H'e''0u " NC P'e'''''
Two camps are joining together on
10 make the occasion a me-
|rsa vne; The team boys arc re-
Pa ~ nc present In uniform to prac-
'vr an exhibition drill which has
I.n ,i,.y requested for this visit.
social 10 be given by the
ss, VI The World VIII take place
evening. April 9. In Russell s
"a lire lire VIII be dancing and Il good
~, "ne' All Woodmen and their
|/ht '' invited and requested 10 be
imp 33s. ". o. w, held a rous-
.ailon last Wednesday. One new
4 p esS,nn Mas accepted Nine delegates
lvlsd IL 20 the district convention, 10
lnes ffovo. May S. A committed
III N hsS appointed TO arrange fol
bsuso gwen in the hall April IL
Ut "en' OF tho team Seattle fund
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Improved Order of Red Men.

The meeting OF Washable tribe No. l..
Thursday evening was interesting the
new wiewam i'll knights of Columbus hall
proving satisfactory. One application for
membership was referred To an mvesti-
eating committee. Temporarily the coun-
ell fire will be klndIed "Wednesday even
ing, owing 10 the hall being engaged, but
shortly the regular meetings will convene
on MONDAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08

Bank
exchanges for the March
volume Of trade all
loss S
ofbankc
dc
Middle Atlantic and Central Western satisfactory of the report
N New
of bapkeT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Pythian Sisters.

The ladies representing the Pythian
SISTERS; an order soon 10 be organized IN
Wednesday evening of this week. All *.
of Z. members and their wives. mothers
and sisters are cordially invited TO be
present, as there will be an interesting
programme. Refreshments will be served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Fraternal Union of America.

. Evcrgreen lodge Il VIII hold Us rcgu-
lar meeting tonight. TO which all mem
bers are most cordially invited. 1t is
expected three candidates Will be ini-
tiatcd this evening and several appli-
cations are looked for, The meeting
this evening promises TO he very inter
esting and a good time is assured. All
visiting members VIII also be made well
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Past Noble Grands.

The Past Noble Grands club will meet
at I. O. o. f hall Thursday afternoon
of this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
7 EA

Is there a better way to
keep the family longer at
table, to keep it together?
A Schilling & Company San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Utah lodge Nc. 365. FraternaI Brother
hood, will hold It's regular meeting on
next Friday evening at Eagles hall. The
meeting will be called 10 order promptly
at $50 o'clock. as matters of great i'm
portance will have TO be attended TO.
large attendance OF members Is antici-
Datcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
M aSoniC.

Some OF the ladies OF Mizpah chapter
No. 3. . f.. S, Will entertain at the Ma
sonic temple Thursday evening, April IL.
All o. T.. :. members and Masons and
their families are most cordially in
yitel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
Degree of Pocahontas.

Wancta council. No f. Will meet next
Wednesday night al Columbia hall. after
which they will hold their meetings on
Monday nights at that place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
brotherhood Of Yeomen

The Brotherhood of Geomen Will give
a character and masked ball on Monday
evening at their hall al $50 East Third
South street Two prizes will he given
for the best-sustained characters.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-01
$4,000 or Bust
2O,O31 Acknowledged
1866 Raised yesterday
1904 Balance needed

the Ladies Auxiliary, II was TO get
rne men there, II succeeded finely. I
told ghem we were doing the best
ne could, though we had made a
thousand mistakes. that we would
blunder on till we Aicceeded." -
Rev. Mr.. McCurdy announced that
q. 7. Brantner would finish the short
talk commenced by Mr.. clohan. Mr..
Brantner said in part:
AS / look into the presence OF
these ladies the first thing want to
Know is that | have the APPROPRIATION
of the Heavenly Father. Then after
nave this approval, and my con-
science and spirit is in touch with the
Heavenly ratfEr, want to know
where the ladies' come in. If there is
anything that amounts to anything IL
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-01
TRY TO ROB POST OFFICE.
Yeosman Seek Entrance to Gerrards.
town Office on Friday. -,

Yeggmen attempted to break into
the post Office at Gerrardstown on
Friday night. They were scared away
before an entrance was secured The
tools left behind We're the only evil
dence that an entrance had been at
tempted
The post Office is In the tin store
run by Charles Grim II occupies the
front end and the tin shop Is in the
rear When ii came time to open this
morning It was seen that an attempt
had been made 70 gain an entrance,
for chisels and bar we're found near
the entrance of the rear door The
yeggmen must have been disturbed in
the midst of their. attempt for they
left their tools behind 1t is thought
that there were two. No trace OF them
has been found.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-01
KILLED BY c. '. BRIDGE
Brakeman Peacock Struck and
Instantly Killed Monday.
FOUND ON TOP OF BOX CAR
Home 10 In Baltimore and His Run
Was West on No. II and Ease
on No. 81. Vi

When fast freight train No. "a
stopped at the Baltimore & Ohio sta
ton a few minutes past noon Monday
the passengers waiting on the plat
form for the accommodation going
east were shocked to see streams OF
blood running down the side of the
car, On top Of the first car of The
train were half dozen or more men
crouched about form. The man Ia
their midst was bleeding from cut
on the head.
When the train had come to stop
the body was tenderly lifted on a
stretcher and taken down over the
tender of the engine, and out through
the cab window onto a truck. Willing
hands carried the lifeless body to the
rooms In the station occupied by the
medical department
The unfortunate man was J. m.
Peacock, OF No. 443 South Parish
street, Baltimore, a..~rH !. NJ I S;AxAx.
Peacock was brakeman on No. "a.
one of the fast easthound freights
which Is due here at 11la5. but was
running about % minutes late. The
crew of this train, Is the one that
goes west at night On No. II. On the
run west. Peacock was the baggage
man. Going east he Is the front
brakeman.
| No one, as far as Is known. saw him
killed. Just east Of the Cumberland
Valley bride. railroad man saw tho
mans head hanging over the side OF
! the car He boarded the train and
calling the fireman back, they succeed
ed In keeping the mon on top OF the
car until the train slowed up ana
others got on II was seen at once
that life was extinct.
IT Is believed that while setting the
brakesgf1e was struck by the over
head bridge OF the G. V. west of the
distiIlery, and killed. The front brake
was set, and the supposition is that
he climbed on top OF the car after Ii
had passed the guard ropes. and Just
in time to be hit as he passed the
bridge The train runs at good speed
and the blow which he received In
the back Of the head killed him in.
stantly The body fell across the top
Of the car and barring the deep cash
on the head is not mntilated
The body was taken to the under
taking estab ishment OF w. II. Wilen,
where 1t was prepared for burial and
will be later sent to Baltimore
The young man was aged about %
years and is unmarried. He lived
with his parents
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-01

do the talking when you get home.
take 1t that the purpose OF the meet
ing is to secure your Influence IN this
movement, that looks to the erection
OF ruiiding that shall bring under
it's influence the young men of the
city. This you may do. This you
ought to do.
"You mothers, with longing for the
noblest on the part of your sons, must
feel an interest in a movement that
looks to their lettering. You sisters
OF the town what nobler thing could
you do for your brothers than to help
in movement that may not fail to
make better men. You need the best
of husbands. you need the noblest OF
mel as partners for life. For them
you ne& to use your influence in a
movement that will help fit them for
a place as the fathers OF your house.
# dislike going up and down the
streets pushing my way through the
cyrowd OF men, young and old, white
and black 1t IS anything but pleasant
won d rid, ii | could these streets
C all corner loafng. Take them off
the streets. give them a place into
wn.ch they can go and you have help
ed the town nightly These things
tell for our good or our i'll report, as
men may come or men may go, no
matter from what part of our country
There is another thing that moves
me. 1t is building that is not to
stand in an out of way place. It is
not without attractions. If 1t were for
less than this, 1t would have no word
of encouragement from me. II We
may not reach $4,000, then | say
let it go by the board. 1t is not worth
our effort. Because of that which Is
purposed along this line gives me hope
to have part in it, and to work wisA
1t. am not sure Chat all young men
or cd men in it are Christians, | am
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-01

again. The women of this country
have had a great part in this. Y. Nj. G.
A. work Ii | had time | would tell
you lie names and amounts that have
come from women, That yamals
Helen Goua, | met her during the
spanish-American war, One day they
saiu % her. would you like to 60 down
to the k,spi-ais? She went down and
said word to this soldier and that
soldier. She saw what she could do
with money in the bgi'ding Of charac'
ter sxl-I--..
oh what we can do to establish d
work tiiss viii stand long after we
have passed away. Have come here
Just to put up four walls ahd gym
nasium? Nay. | have come here to
work through Him, What will the
Christian association do for Martins
bu-g2 First, 1t VIII give tiie young
n.sr good social place to go &It has
: great power Just In It's namef
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-01

under the impression that those who
will be invited into it are non Chris,
tians. "a II. -
1T Is not to invite Christians, but
throughthem to reach out among the
unchurghed, among the immoral, to
lift out of the cutters. out OF worse
PAGES than cutters, into such place,
into such fellowship as that the very
presence shall will in them to do bss-
ter things for themselves I don't be-
lieve it is the purpose of the Christian
association to make church members,
but to make better men out OF the
boys about us and so uplift the state
and nation. Ii we can only make
moraA men, men who will stay away
$om vile places, and the town is full
of them, as to get them out and away
from such places into a good place
.,le work will be a good work, though
it may not be in itself the highest and
noblest work.
1T will afford an opportunity for
Christianmen to use their influence in
the way OF churching these men. What
we ask is this, that you use your in
tiuence with your fathers, husbands,
boys to give themselves to this move
ment, to help it on and up, that we
may realize with fullest joy, the pur-
pose of tae movement already begun "
Members Of Executive Committee Talk
Inasmuch as several members OF the
executive committee were present,
Rev NcCurdy said that he thought IL
would be nice if they would say few
words. He called upon Postmaster
Alex. c ohan, who said in part:
1T is strange for me to talk in pub
lie. But in this movement my heart
is so set, that wouldn't like to do
anything that would hurt the cause.
wo ladies' were discussing the move