The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-08
WESTON

WESTON, May S-Passenger train
No. Q, bound for fleetwood from
Weston, was wrecked a short dis
lance this side of that town Tuesday
afternoon. The train was deralled,.
presumably by a detective rail. and.
the engine, tender, baggage and ex-
press car, mail and two passenger
cars went on the track and fell over
against a heavy embannment. Mail
Clerk Garner was badly bruised, the
express clerk had his foot hurt, but
none Of the passengers were hurt.
Trains were delaped for several
hours on account OF the wreck.
After many years OF heated DELHI
eratIons. and the prospect Of another
water main being laid into the city,
the Weston Electric Light Power
and Water Company has decided to
extend a water main into North Wes-
ton. This will fill a long felt want,
and many persons will soon install
the water system in their homes.
At present the hospital movement
is at a standstill. A few individuals
have worked herolcally for this in
stitution and it seems that all that is
needed Is more push by more people
The city cannot expect a few indi-
viduals to push all of this work to a
finish. An institution the kind this
city would demand will require every
one to work and pull together until
the end is accomplished.
On the state hospital grounds this
aftefnoop5a game Of baseball Is being
played by the Bankers Of the city and
the L~umbermen. During the sum
mer season games of like nature will
be played. At a later date the rail-
road boys will play the glass work
ers.
c. W Talbot has announced him
self as a candidate on the Republican
ticket for justice OF the peace IN
Hackers creek district. Mr., Talbot
has had several years experience as
a justice and is a man who would
serve the people we'll II elected. For
a number of years he has been as
ISOLATED with the people OF the city
in many business enterprises, and
he is generally held, in esteem by all
who know him. I
Henry Blumber, of Grafton; spent
Sunday and Monday here with his
brother Alex. They both left Monday
evening for q business trip to Fair
mont. i
@M!sses Myrtle Atkins and Regina
Cummings have returned from a visit
with friends at Clarksburg.
Ernest Bailey, an attendant at the
hospital left Monday evening for
Baltimore to take his mother to the
Johns Hopkins hospitan, where she
will undergo an operation for gall
stones.F NJ
Frank Crutchfeld has returned
from clarksbugg where he had been
at the bedsIdesof his father, who was
recently operated upon for gall
stones and appendicitis in the Kess-
Ter hospital.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Florent
Altman, a daughter and unto Mr.. and
Mrs. omer Chittum a n
s.. s. Adams, a state deputy, of
Wheeling, Is here in the interest of
the Protected Home Circle. He will
spend the remainder of the week
here in the interest of this popular
society. which already has a large
membership in the city.
A message has been received here
by. relatives stating that William
Nolan, "a well known Lewis county
hoy, had died at his home at PARK
ersburg after a short illness. The
body arrived here Tuesday and will
be taken to Sand Fork. his old home,
for burial!
At the Fairylah Thursday night
one Of the best pictures and vauds-
vile shows of the season will be
rendered. A high class vaudeville
troupe has been engaged for the re-
maInder OF the week. Mr., Fairy is
being highly complimented by the
Ftheater. going public in obtaining
clean, high class vaudeville enter
tainments.
S. ]. Rector, of Pruntytown, is in
this city organizing a class to be in
itiated into the Woodmen sof the
World, at a special meeting May "a,
Miss Mary Chapman, stenographer
for Brannon and stathers. has re-
turned from a visit with relatives at