The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-08
WESTON

WY VII CehLeF avenue oWIeu Dy MISS
Edith Newton, and Lloyd Beeghley
VAS become the owner Of the L. r.
Mccaferty property on Main avenue,
Move TO Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. i. McCafferty and
family elf Tuesday evening for sey-
mour, Ind, where they will reside
IN the future, They had made Weston
their home for several years ana
their many friends regret to see
them leave the city.
1fiicers Elected.
AT The Weston Bank Tuesday night
the Weston Board OF Trade held It's
first meeting and eletced officers for
the year as follows
Presldent--John A. chIttum.,
Vice Observation-Disclosures Arnold.
reasurer-Walter A. Edwards.
Assistant treasurer, NJ. Dennlson
secrctaFy-Fred S. schuster.
All the directors OF the board were
present, excepting these who were
sbsent froa the city. An enthusiastic
meeting was held and much business
OF vast Importance to the city was
transacted.
10 Repair Theater.
The Grand theater will undergo 2
thorough repairing soon and when
completed will be known as the Hip
podrome A stage will be constructed
and the new management will put on
high class vaudeville.
Next Attraction.
Tho next attraction at the Camden
opera house will be isis Perkins,"
Saturday night.
Brakeman Dies.
Eugene Butcher, brakeman of a.
Baltimore and Ohio freight train, died
in the Sutton hospital Thursday morn
SB from injuries he received We'd
N6sday night, when the train which
he was working on had collision
with another freight train near BurnS-
vile.
Mr. Butcher was 26 years old, ana
son Of L. E. Butcher, of Weston. i
His home was at Haleville, near Wes-
ton, and he was well known and liked
by all the people Of Weston.
The deceased man is survived by
his widow, two children, father. seven
brothers and two sisters, all residing
in or near Weston.
The funeral will be held at the
Butcher home Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The burial will follow in the
Macpelah cemetery.
Weston Personals.
Thorn Koblegard is On few days
business trip to Florida.
Col n. D. Goe is in Pittsburg on
business.
WESTON, Feb. 2-Fire of an I'M
known origin broke out in the Will
liam Glen home at Haleville yester-
day, but before the fire department
reached the scene of the fire, the
IsFames had been extinguished Butt
little damage was done to the prop
orty.
New Locations. !
Four new locations for gas wells
haye been made near Berlin the last
few days Most of the locations
made in the county during the week
were by the Philadelphia Company.
Leases Property.
Dr. W. W. Reynolds has leased
the f. NJ vandervort property on
Second street, now occupied by Riley
Gregg and family The doctor win
take possession early in the spring.
To Move.
Mrs, Laura Sheets and family viii!
likely move into the property on
Main avenue recently vacated by E
T.. McCafferty's family.
Butcher Funeral.
The Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen had charge of the funeral
of Eugene Butcher today at the res
idence at Haleville. Mr.. Butcher
was well liked by all his fellow men
and his death cast another gloom
over their fraternity.
Weston Personals.
Stoke Vandervort has returned
from a trip east.
Installs Safe.
Walter Edwards installed a new
safe in his insurance Office yester-
day.
To Drill.
Louis Bennett is planning to drill
on the Priest farm on Rush run.
Teaching Figures.
A. c. Poe, of Buckhannon, is
here teaching mathematics in the
nInca nf Prof ROhart u r,U, ,,b, Il,