The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-22
FARM TRAIN WILL BE
RUN NEXT MoNTH
In This Section of the State
by the Baltimore and
Ohio.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 17-Aa
agricultural educational train will
be operated over the baltimore and
Ohio railroad lines in West vir-
ginia for ten days, beginning March
4, by the division OF agricultural ex-
tension of the West Virginia uniyer-
sity. Lectures on agricultural sub
iects. including soil fertility, seed
corn selection and termination, po-
tato growing. horticulture and spray
ing of fruit trees, will be delivered
to the farmers Of the state who visit
the train. Prof. C. r. .Titlow, d.
rector of the division of agricultural
extension, will be in charge of the
train for the university, the lectures
to be delivered under his auspices.
THE topics of discussion have been
chosen with.a vley to improving
farming conditions in the section of
West Virginia which will be visited.
and TO insure such result recog-
Inized authorities on agriculture
thaye been engaged to accompany the
train.
; W. W. Wood, general Industrial
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, VIII be in charge Of the
train representing the railroad.
George H Campbell, assistant to
the president, will accompany the
party, as will officials representing
the passenger and freight and oper-
ating departments.
The educational special will con-
sist of first class coaches furnished
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for lecture purposes, so that there
need be no interruption due to in
clement weather. The train will
leave Clarksburg over the Short Line
railroad for New, Martinsvillc,
whence it will proceed over the Ohio
river division to Point Pleasant,
thence returning over the main line
to Clarksburg Stations over the
'1West Virginia and Plttsburg lines
south of Clarksburg will also be Wis
j tied, including Weston, Sutton,
. Buckhanuon,. Philippi and interme-
date points Meetings will 81 held
in the town hall at night at the
towns where, the train is scheduled
for a night stop
/ Following is the schedule which
will be maintainsd by the train:
Monday, March a, Lumberport 8
Ito 1880 a. m. Wallace, IL to 1890
Ip. M; smithfeld, 4 to $3.50 p. M;
Jacksonburg, to 5 p, M; New
Martinsville at night.
Tuesday, March 5-sistersville, 8
ito 10:45,,ahrm; Friendly. III a., M
Ito 12:45 p, m, Ben's Run. p. m
ito PAS p. m. Raven Rock, 3 to 5
ip.. M; st. Mary's. at night,
Wednesday. March 6-Waverly, .
TO 1915 a. m; Williamstown, II a.
I'm. to 1920 p. M; Washington.
j1:15 to $3.50 p. m. Belleviile to
is p. M; Ravenswood at night.
Thursday, March Z - Willow
Grove, to 1O:4i5 a. M; Wildwood,
I11=a. M. to 12:45 p. m; Letart, I
to 2:45 p, M. New Haven, 8 to 5
p. m. Mason City at night.
Friday, March S-clifton 9 to
1890 p. NJ; Maggie II a. m. TO
E12:2O-p. M; Apple Grove, lis 10
PAS p. M; Cox Landing, $3.50 to
8 p, M. Point pleasant at night.
Saturday, March 9-Petroleum,
3 to 1890 a.. M; Cairo II a, m.
to 1890 p. M; Ellenboro, to
f2:45 p. m. tPennsobor, to 5 p.
I'M; West Union at night.
4 Monday, March 11-Morgansville,
10 to 1890 a.. m. Salem. II a. m.
to 1890 p. M; Wolf Summit, l
to 2:3O p. M; Bridgeport, 1925 to
! Prof. Flesher Married.
The many friends OF Prof. Harry
Edgar Flesher, superintendent of the
State Reform School at Pruntytown.
were surprised today to receive an
nouncements of his marriage with
Miss Martha Johnston Glenn, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Glenn, of
Amburg, Va, which pleasant nuptial
event took place at the home of the
brides parents that city Tuesday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
Prof. Flesher is one of the best
known educators of the state and
Upon the taking of this step he has
the hearty congratulations of a large
4 humber of friends throughout the
state, who are Joined by the Sentinel
In the extension OF It's most cordial
felicitations
!. The bride is an accomplished lady
of Virginia, noted for fair daughters,
aud -Ea advance of her coming to
I Grafton, after March Is, the Sentinel