The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-21

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Adjusters representing the vari-
GUS insurance companies interested
in the Crescent window glass factory
fire of two weeks ago, met her and
effected settlement with the com
pany in the amount Of $4,000, in
GLIDING salvage, which will amount
to about 5000. 1T IS now expected
that the Crescent management will
decide in few days whether or not
the plant will be rebuilt.
The loss to the Crescent Window
Glass Company is heavy, for ! the
factory was valued at $4,000, and
was insured for less than seventy
i've per cent Of its cost. No. Q fac
tory, which was not touched by the
flames, and which is valued at
about 100000, was also. under
insured, but this is being remedied
by placing additional assurance with
the same companies sustaining
losses on the old building. The
cause Of the fire will probaDIy never
be known, but that the insurance
underwriters lay no blame on the
company is evidenced by their read.
mess to write additional insurance
on the remaining factory. i,aa
Former Westonian Dead.
The many friends in this city OF
Mrs. E. C. Spaulding, who lived in
this section practically all her life,
up to six years ago, will learn with
deep regret Of her death at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. d.uc.le Kyle,
at Pittsbufg, after a brief Illness OF
pneumonia. Mrs. spaulding left
here to go to Texas, but recently
took up her abode with her daugh-
ter in Pittsburg.
Elias 7. Bartlett.
Elias T. Bartlett, Civil war veter-
an. who was we'll and favorably
known throughout this section, died
suddenly at his home at Jane Lew
Wednesday night. He was appar-
emily in the best of health up to an
hour before his death, which is at
tributed to heart failure.
The local Womans Chrictian Tenn
perance Union met at the home of
Mrs. Earle A. Brooks yesterday af-
ten1oon.
Mss Mildred MoCafferty, of Day
ton, o., is a guest of Miss Margaret
Cleary, of North Weston.
New Corporation.
Efforts are being made to incorpo-
rate the suburbs of Weston into
separate corporation. Engineers are
now at work surveying the terri
tory
Trolley Line Coming.
Work on the extension of the troll
ley line from Mt Glare to this city
is proceeding rapidly. The weather
of the last few weeks, has been IA
voraole and Contractors Gilmore
and Weaver have taken, full ad-
vantage Of the fact. The rails are
now laid to the city limits, and
within the next week or ten dayssit
is expected that work will be started I
within the city limits.
Church Entertainment.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the entertainment to be
given at the United Brethren church
night for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid Society of the church.
Band Rehearsals.
The Weston, band has started re-
hearsing twice a week for the pur-
pose of giving number of concerts
during tho coming summer. The
Weston band is the Oldest in the
city. and together with the Wood
ma,a band, is rated as one of the
leading musical organizations in this
community. Prof. Homer t. Hayes,
Of Puxsatawney, Pa, is coaching the
Weston bandsmen.
f. L. Petersen has been taken to
The Spencer hospital to receive
for nervous trouble.
J. B. Brannon is a prominet bust
ness visitor here from Clarksburg.
Sheriff John A. Cnittum made a
business trip to Parkersburg the
first of the week.
Captain T. L. Egan. one of the
best known citizens OF the city, is
to be in critical condition
from a complication Of diseases. His
death is momentariiy expected.
Mechanics Banques.
The United Order of American /
Mechanics held an elaborate banquet |
1t the Camden. hotel last night.