The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-11
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Submission. Jan. IL The
Shakespeare Club has resumed It's
work after vacation of several
weeks. on Tuesday evening the
club was entertained by Miss Min
ME Martin end Mrs. Claude Randan
at the home Of the latter on Main
street. After the discussion and
study Of the lesson refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Tho eyangellstic services being
khead at the Baptist church are GER
taaly proving success. DIR. Taylor,
OF elarkshurg. is assisting the pas
tor. the Rev j. Walter Barnes. in
the work. So far there have been
seventeen conversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Mecarty re-
turned Monday morning from a two
weeks vacation spent in Michigan.
Misses Margaret and Regina Ro-
hey have returned from visit to
relatives at Peoria.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter, of
Philadelphia, whe were called here
on account of the death of Mrs.
Pierce's mother, have returned
home.
Miss leila Fortney, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks past isI
yet not able to take up her school
work, but it is hoped that next
week will find her out again,
Lloyd ]. JARVIS. a former shinn-
sten resident, spent Tuesday here
looking after business matters.
Jack Campbell. of Lumberport,
was recent visitor here
Miss Beulah Hammer has returnsu
to Buckhannon to resume her
studies at Wesleyan College.
Mss Sarah alnville is quite Ill of
lagrippe.
Miss Lillian cofrman and Mrs. H.
E. Reder, of clarksburg, are guests
Of Mrs. j. N. Knox.
MIR. and Mrs. C.. b. hutchinson
and sons. Paul. Robert and James,
were recent visitors at the hdme OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. watkins on
Main street.
The little son. of+Mrs and Mrs.
Lester BAKER. of East shinnston, is
seriously i'll of pneumonia fever.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Godfrey
Hofer, baby girl.
Miss Urchel Butcher, Of Clarks-
burg. is a guest of Miss Byrd White
man this week.
Several sh nnston people attended
the performance of the Balkan
Princess" at Fairmont, which.
T. ]. Bryan, of clarksburg. wast
a visitor here a few days ago.
o. y. Walking and son, Ralph, OF
Fairmcn. were here this week visit
ing Mr. watkins's brother, Mayor @.
l.. Watkins.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Johnson. of the Monroe addition, a
Miss Augustine MsDermott Wis
tied friends at Weston recently.
The REV. Mr.. Lawson, pastor of
the Methodist Protestant church Of
this place, has closed a series or
at Haywood. Many souls
were brought to Christ and the
membership of the church greatly,
increaed.
On the property adjoining Mrs.
LYDIA Parrili on theswest side of town
definite arrangements have been
completed for the erection Of hos
pital. The hospital will be strictly
up to date and built OF brick and
stone. The building viii contain Of
fee, reception and treatment rooms,
parior. kitchen and dining room on
the first floor; sun parlor and bath
room on the second floor. A base
ment will extend under the entire
building, which will also contain an
elevator and heating system. The
hospital will be conducted for the
benefit of the public.
w. D. Bryan. of Virginia, is a
guest of relatives here.
The factory of the Bostow Glass
Company is well'in progress at this
time. Owing, to the bad weather OF
the last week, not much work has
been accomplished. but large shed
has been built around the tank, so
that work on this can be continued
when, the weather Is too severe for
outside work.
E. A. ALLEN was elected fIsst as
sistant cashier OF the First National
Bank OF this place at meeting of
the board OF directors held january
4, 1918.
The Boston Lyrics at the opera
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