The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-06-01
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MT. CLARE, May 26-The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company
has lnaugurated new system Of ac-
counting which will become effec-
five july /. The intricate system
Of bookkeeping and many OF the
forms now in use will be discon-
tlnued and daily report system
will be adopted. This method will
DE much more simple and will
greatly reduce the labor now being
performed by agents and employees
in the clerical department.
Auditor Ross Carnes, of the Bal
timore office, IS going over the road
explaining the new system and SO
LIAR as understood employees are
Ewell pleased with the contemplated
change.
The Rev. II. B. shadduck is the
proud possessor OF some flying
SQUIRRELS. He recently erected a
martin box, but the squirrels
Jumped the claim before his feath-
cred guests arrived. They are at
tracing considerable attention as it
has been many years since these
creatures have been seen in this
section. The Rev. Mr.. shadduck
has provided them with new quar-
tiers, and the invitation to the mar
tins still holds good.
The public schools will close Fri.
day. 1t has been a very successful
I term and all are pleased with the
work of the teachers and advance
ment made by the pupils. The
teachers are Floris DAWSON, Of
Lost Creek. principal; assistants,
Mixs Ada Smith, OF Salem; Maude
Robinson. OF Craigmoore; Gertie
Hardway, of Lost Creek. and Mrs.
Cecil Stewart, OF Jane Lew. Owing
to the short time in which to pre-
pare program, the graduating ex-
ere 'ses were postponed until a later
date.
Mrs. Maude Cockard, Of Wheeling.
deputy state organizer OF the La
dies of the Maccabees. is here so
sicit ng charter members for a
.--branch OF that order here.
Mrs. Earl Rogers. Mrs. Alfonso
Stout. Miss Ada Maxwell. Mrs. En-"
DRY Brand and Miss Katherine Pick
EFT were shopping in Clarksburg
Thursday.
Misses Jennie Rogers and Laura
Weekly attended the graduating ex~
ercises of the Weston public schools
Friday.
Daniel Howard, of clarksburg.
was here Thursday looking after his
interests in the Goecke mine.
Mrs. Edward Wilson spent Thurs
day with friends in Weston
MT. GLARE, May 29.-Frlends of
Mrs. A. II. Booth. who is a patient in
n hospital at Buffalo, y. y. have re-
ceived the pleasant news that she is
considerably improved and that the
physicians feel confident she will be
able to return home within thirty
days. Her brother, C. +. DAWSON,
L In ha
returned.
1t is announced that more gas de-
veIopment is to be made in this vicin-
ity. on. the farm OF the P. 3. Beach
heirs. W. II. Fisher and Company
:, Of Buckhannon have made a, location
sand If 1t proves to be paying pro-
Queer at least four other wells will
he drilled on the same farm. The
company is composed Of w. II. Fisher
and c. l. Farnsworth. of Buclhan-
non. and W. p. Weekly, of this place.
A. H. Booths bowling alley will be
opened to the public Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Cora Laughlin, Of Fairmont,
is here guest of Miss Laura Week
ley.
C. E. DAWSON transacted business
in C1arksburg recently.
Miss Laura weekley was shopping
in clarksburg recently.
Miss Maude Wolfe was among re-
cent shoppers in Clarksburg.
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