The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-09
IS
CLEANING UP
Street Commissioner is Havinu
Cutters Cleaned and
Streets DresSe up

ADAMsToN. June 9.--Mrs. Ernest
u. Runion and children are visiting
relatives at Centervllle, Tyler county.
John Smith, q glass workers at the
Adamston factory. will move his fam
lily to Dayton, o., next week, where
they viii 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.
Rev. j. T.. Foster, presiding elder
of the Buckhannon district of the
United Brethren church was here last
night from Buckhannon.
Mackey Cain, fattener at the Ad-
amston glass factory. left Saturday
evening for Adco. n. j., where he viii
spend the summer on fruit farm he
owns there.
w, e. Jenkins, manager of the Adj
amston Drug Company's store, spent
last night in Grafton on business.
The Baltimore e Ohio Railroad
Company will have their new bridge
at the West End of. town completed
within few days il 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. gra-
ding and otherwise Improving the
streets.
Work will commence this week on
the school building. The brick and
l cement work is to be pointed, the
lawn graded and other improvements
made. 1t would also be well 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 a 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 at work at once in order to have
them all completed for the beginning
of the new school year.
The exhibits of the grades of the
public school are being taken home by
the pupils today.
The Rev. j. E. Scott preached Mt
Wilsonburg last night, there being no
services in the Methodist church here
owing to the children's day exercises
at the United Brethren church.
Mrs. jarrett Bussey and little
daughter will leave this week for a
Visit with relatives at Marlinton, Po-
cahontas county.
r. A. 'Gump, of Fairmont, visited
his parents here Sunday.
The Rev. Paul l.. Flanagan has re-
turned to Gassaway after visit with
his parents here
A Il artn ~ IN
Woodmen of the World, held meet
went to Elk View cemetery in body.
where they participated in the exer-
cises held there by the Woodmen Of
the World.
The Rev. j. o. Potts preached at
the Morrison Chapel at Wilsonburg
Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Uni
ted Brethren church have secured
Prof. Shaw and his orchestra to give
n concert in the church Friday night,
June IL, for the benefit of their so
ciety.
Miss Hughes, teacher in our public
schools, has returned to her home in
Farmont.
Adamston has n new pressing es-
Enlistment, which opened UP for
business last week in the Schultz
store room In the east end of town.
John C. Southern left Tuesday NOR
ming for Wanette, Okla, where he
will spend tho summer with relatives.
DR.. Brown. who located in this
town recently for the practice OF his
profession. has moved his family to
Addison, Webster county, where he
will make his future home.