The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-06-11
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ADAMsToN. June s.--Mrs. Ernest
e. Runion and children are visiting
relatives at Centerville, Tyler county.
John Smith, glass workers at the
/ Adamston factory. will move his fam
fly to Dayton. o.. next week. where
they win moke their future home.
\ The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs George R. Criss yesterday
morning and left them a new baby
girl. II
\ Rev. q. q. Foster, presiding elder
of the Buckhannon district of the
United Brethren church was here last
night from Buckhannon.
Mackey Cain, q fiattener at the Adj
aniston glass factory. left Saturday
evening for Adco, N. j., where he will
spend the summer on q fruit farm he
owns there.
w. p. Jenkins, manager of the Adj
amston Drug Company's store, spent
last night in Grafton on business.
The Baltimore G Ohio Railroad
Company will have their new bridge
at the West End OF town completed
within a few days II the weather re-
mains favorable.
The street commissioner has had a
force of men at work for the last few
days cleaning out the cutters. graz
ding and otherwise improving the
streets.
Work will commence this week on
the school building. The brick and
cement work is to be pointed. the
lawn graded and other improvements
made. 1t would also be we'll to re-
pair the roof and stop the leaks be-
fore the building looks old.
Another new building Is being
erected on High street. Adamston
has had quite building boom this
summer.
A. e. Grim was the successful bid
der for the new school houses to be
erected by the Board of Education of
Coal district. He will put force of
men ut work at once in order to have
them all completed for the beginning
OF the new school year.
ADAMsToN, June s.-Emory Sui
Ivan. an employe of the Adamston
glass factory, met with a painful ac-
cident yesterday while at work at the
factory. He was handling large
sheet of glass and in some manner It
broke, one piece striking his right
wrist severing an artery. He was
taken to the office of DR.. Lesson.
where the wound was dressed. He is
now resting easy. After the accident
happened and before reaching DR..
Lessons Office, MIR. Sullivan was very
weak and In serious condition from
the loss Of blood.
The children's day exercises at the
United Brtehren church last night
were of highly entertaining and
pleasing nature. and a large audience
was present at the entertainment. The
following program was rendered.:
Opening chords--'.C Come With n
joyful Greeting"
Invocation Rev. Potts.
Chorus-'.We Welcome
Recitation-Garnett Fittro.
Exercise-Boys' Day.
Chorus-"Message OF Summer
Time"
Exercise-"Little Dalsles"-seven-
teen little girls.
Recitation-Icie Junkins. ~.
Recitation-Blanche Price.
Motion Song-"Praise Him."
Recitation-Pauline Fisher.
Recitation-Mae Fronfmeyer.
Chorus-"Strew the Blossoms
Exerclse-"Round 1t Goes-nine lit
tie girls.
Exercise-In His Fold.
Observation-Disclosures ons"-Yir-
ginia Smith.
Recitation-"A Test case"-Mrs.
Strotonice Furbee.
Primary Song-"Giving Praise"
Recitatien-.The Eagles Rock
Mrs. John Smith.
Recitation-Maude westmoreland.
Chorus-"Summer Tirne.'tf
Recitation-"Iittle Bay Blue"
| Recitation-Charlie Tate.
Solo-"The Brides Lullaby"-Mrs.
John Miller. Is
Exercise-"some Other childrcn's
Days"
Exercise-"Rock of Ages"
chorus-"March Along Happy
Hearts," S4a
organist-Miss Mary Bartlett.
/ Benediction.
Samuel Robert. blower at the Ad-
amston glas factory. is off duty with
a very sore hand. caused by being
cut with glass. a piece Of which re-
NAMED In the flesh. causing 1t to fes-
ter.
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