The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-29
WESTON

WESTON. Feb. 22-At the court
bouse the following transactions
have been recorded.
The will OF James Rittenhouse
has been admitted to probate, with
bis son, H III. Rittenhouse, as adj
Illustrator. John Francis ap.
peared before the court and quail
led as administrator OF the personal
estate Of sevilla Francis. j. B.
Doian was appointed administrator
bf the estate Of Patrick Dolan. r..
b. Taylor was appointed guardian
pf Beulah Altman with j. A. Chit
bum surety D. f. Altman was APP
pointed guardian OF Darral, Nellie
hnd Clarence Altman. j. w. Ross
was appointed guardian of of Eargie
Butcher with j, C.. Chichester
surety Mrs. Butcher is the widow
of Eugene Butcher, who was re-
Gently killed on the railroad, and
not being of age it was necessary to
have a guardian appointed.
Monday afternoon the Misses
Lively gave a kitchen shower in
honor of the coming marriage or
Miss Gencvieve Chidcstcp and
George Il. White, which occurred
yesterday
Attorneys DaCosta Smith and
Charles Lively are at Salem on legal
business.
Those presnt at the card party
given by Mrs. Ira Boble were Mes
hames Nell Davisscn, Frank Whelan,
" n Gregg, 7. "A. Edwards, W.
" Brannon, B. A. Koblegard,
E, p Swint. Porter Arnold, Jack
on Arnold, Mrs. Bronx. of Phila-
helpbia Mrs. e. Wallet, and
Misses Hattie Brannon. katherine
Bishop OF IFalrmont; Grace Hays, of
Canton, o.; Gertrude Edwads and
5stella Lively.
SgEsToN. Feb. 2S-The eighth
AIDE pupils of the Weston High
hool, gave a delightful George
ashington party in the auditorium
the school building Wednesday
ght. Miss vesta Mick and W.
Linger, teachers of the eighth
Fade, assisted the pupils in carry
out the program which was a
ry interesting and instructive one.
Attend Dance.
Those from here who went to
harrisburg last night to attend the
nce given at the Waldo hotel by
e Knights Templars, were Mr..
d Mrs. NJ B. Spring. Misses Nina
heets, Eme Atkinson, Flode Cor
y, and Messrs Claude Rine-
Prt, Oscar Showalter and E. H.
Farren.
Has Pneumonia.
Miss Anna Clifton is i'll of typhoid
heumonia at her home in West
eston. Miss Clifton is a member
the graduating class of the
Ugh school this year.
New Shop.
A new shoe shop has been opened
the Cornell building formerly
Ecupied by the Racket Store.
Big Lecture Crowd.
The opera house was crowded to
pr the lecture of Miss Mary Ar
II Wednesday night.
Fine Picture.
The Mystery of the MAN," at
iryland, was considered one of
E best moving pictures ever pro-
ced in this city. The lecture
d pictures were staged Tuesday
d Wednesday nights,
To Entertain Club.
Miss Frances Ryan will entertain
1haItiuS Slub FlludS ulShb az
r home on Cottage street.
Troxwell Resigns.
Lee Troxwell has resigned as sec
tary of the new Electric Light
pmpany, and A, &c. Hughes has
en- elected to take his place.
First Sale.
The Ladies' Guild Society will
I'D its first sale during Lent Sat.
day at the NJ. B. Ralston drug
pre-.
Attorney linn Brannon and j.
Roane are in Pittsburg on busi-
IS,
Attorney F. H. Rymer, one of
eston's rising young lawyers, was
Clarksburg Wednesday on legal
lsiness.
Adjusting Losses.
The Bailey-Edwards insurance
yency has been busy this week ad-
sting and paying losses recently
curred by its companies ON the