The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-16
HAPPENINGS
OF ADAMST0N
TeIegram's Special correSpon-
dent Records the Doings Of
the HuStling Suburb.

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ADAMsToN. Mar. ls-The funeral
OF Mabel Pickens, little a-vesrs S1 IA
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Pickens, took place at 2 O'clock sum
day afternoon. Services were held
at the parents home by the Rev. i
Z. Scott. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. and burial IN the
Green Lawn cemetery A large mum,
her Of relatives and friends were in
attendance.
The Rev. ]. o. Potts. pastor OF the
United Brethren church, is still suf-
ferlng from lagrippe and was some
William Barth has recovered from
an attack Of lagrippe and pneumo-
MIA.
The Light and Heat Company has
been repairing some of its lines
here, and was kind enough 10 leave a
large pile of stone and mud ON one Of
the principal sidewalks for the peo-
pie to walk over, or around, as they
chose, Saturday night and Sunday.
The town authorities should have had
\ It removed.
Mrs. Carrie Morrison, of WILSON,
burg, was the guest Of friends here
lobe Hanger. Of Monongah. was
here Sunday viewing the ruins at the
power house.
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Frazlers is very Ill.
John Boyles, of Plttsburg. Is vis-
ltlng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Boyles.
Fred 4. MeFarlln. Of Grafton. was
here Saturday afternoon, looking af-
ter his business interests-the Adams
ton Drug Company and pool room.
1 0dis Rawson, a young man of this
place. who caught severe cold dur
ing an attack of measles, is in a very
serious condition. He was taken to
St Mary's hospital Saturday evening.
4 Harry Dawson. a barber at the Fit
tro shop, has recovered from an ill
ness of one weeks duration and is
now back at work,
Ray Green a young man of this
Il place, went to Fairmont the other
day and enlisted in the United States
army, receiving a government meal
ticket.
1t is reported the Baltimore and
H Ohio Railroad Company will put in
new bridge at the West End over the
street car track. to be OF the iron
and cement pattern, the same as the
one crossing the river
Owing to an unavoidable delay in
the arrival of some electrical iappli-
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did not get started as announced
Saturday, and not until IL O'clock
Sunday.
Several Clarssburg people took adj
vantage of the regular street car
schedule Sunday afternoon to view
the ruins at the power house, and a
steady stream of people came and
went on each car.
Mr.. Halfway. of Grasselli was here
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j. Il. Boyles is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism. r.
The Rev. Joseph Harmon preach
ed two able sermons at the United
Brethren church yesterday, morning
and evening, the pastor, the Rev. j
/ o. Potts. being i'll.
Adamston now has a laundry, To-
Gated on Church street, and being OPP
Grated by a Mr.. Metcliff.
Mrs. Jay Miller who has been quite
II i'll for the last two weeks, is regain.
ing her former health,
The Rev j. +. Scott was at Katy
Lick yesterday morning, where hi
conducted services in the NJ e
church there. He preached IN the
evening at the NJ. e. church here.
Mrs. John +. Johnson is very low
at this time and her demise seems bu
u short time Off. She has lung trou
BILE.
W. Z. jenkins, Of the Adamstor
Drug Company spent Sunday witt
friends in Grafton.
Mr.. Farley, the care taker o
Green Lawn Cemetery Will move t.
Baltimore in the near future.
The Lynch-Elliott Company Il
erecting a new cottage in Glenwoot
addition.
The public schools reopencd today