The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-01
WESTON

4lifkslisION, Angs PROT T.
Bennett. who acted In the eapacit
of principal ef the Weston school
last year has resigned his pest.o
land accepted the superilIendeHcy {
the. Webster Springs schools. OWN
to the fact that the city schools wi
begin late this year 4 number Of tn
teachers who hold rihitorm and moi
mat certificates will teach, elesewher
lin the state, while those who hol
only city certificates, will be com
PEELED to wait until the city school
begin.
Mrs. Cline Hood gave a progress
slve party, Tuesday night at he
home on Main avenue. by giving he
friends automobile rides, and lunch
cons were. served at different inter
walls at the home Of Mrs. J.. s. Van
dervort, Miss Fannie Harrison anG
Mrs. George E. White. Mrs. HOOD
entertained. in honor of her guest
Miss Ora Moneypenny, of Kansas
city, Mo. All present enjoyed {
very pleasant evening.
J. IA. Pullman, of Parkersburg
is in the city this week on business
Five children of j. b. Finster
of Indiana, will arrive here the lat.
ter part of. this week to visit theiI
grandmother, Mrs. "A. e. Minnach
of shadybrook.
John A. Barnes and family are al
Moundsville attending the chautau,
qua. The will be absent for ter
days.
S. D. Tierney returned Tuesday
from Mt. Lake Park, where he spent
Sunday with his family. who are
spending the summer there:
Samuel Hinkle, one pf{the city's
highly respected citizens, is i'll al
his summer home at Mt. Lake
Park. His family has been called tc
his bedside,
e. w. Rinehart has returned
from visit to friends at Union.
town, Pa.
Miss Mary Chapman, stenographel
for Brannon and stathers, has gone
to Marietta, O., to spend her vaca,
ton with her parents.
j. Nv. Ferry, the genial proprie-
tor of the Fairy4dnd tGeater. has
closed his fly contest. and reports
that many thousand fys were
brought in by the children, which
admitted them free to the theater
with each fifty flies. no
The teachers unifogmt examina-
Itlon is being conducted today and
Friday at the high school building
by Superintendent NJ. y. tB. Linger
and the board of examiners,
j. c. Wilson has returned from
Toronto. Can. where he spent a
month firshing and visiting friends !.
Editor R. Add Hall will remain in
that vicinity for some weeks yet be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. R. T. Goe has gone to Fair
mont to attend meeting of the
Eastern Star 49,.
Lloyd Beeghley, manager Of the
Beeghley Telephone Company, has
purchased a new automobile.
A taxicab has been installed on the
Chenille and Weston pike between
the two cities, which will leave wes-
ton station at 8 o'clock each morn
ing and return in the evening in
time to make connection with the
5:S5 train. H. C.. Hall will have
charge of the transfer.
George Dawson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. DAWSON, continues i'll.
j. G.. Shaw, of Clarksburg, was
in the city Tusday on business.
Mrs. Louis Neuberger IS VISITING
Mrs. w. w, Conway at Farmont
Hugh Keyser's Sunday school
class of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will give a supper Friday
evening in the reception hall of the
Odd Fellows building.
James Bailey. popular c'erk Of
the Citizens Bank, win move his
family from this city to Jane Lew
Mr.. Bailey will retain his position
in the bank.