The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
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WESTON, June 3.-The marriage
of Mr.. Thomas A. Whelan, cashier Of
the Citizens Bank of Weston, and
Miss Emily N. Lively, daughter of the
late Hon. VIM. E. Lively, took place
at the Lively home in this city today
Immediately after the ceremony
which was only witnessed by the i'm.
mediate families of the parties at in.
terest, the happy couple stared on &
wedding tour and will be away about
three weeks.
A large delegation OF ministers ana
lay delegates, representing the var
lous charges in this STATE. are here in
attendance at the West Virginia dis.
trict conference Of TIC ,h!l:Sbarg An
nual Conference OF tho African Meth
odist Episcopal church Doctor Hur-
ley, pastor at Clarksburg, his choir
and lay delegate are here.
There assembled on Sunday after
noon at the Waldeck Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Polk Creek, the Iarg-
est number of people ever assembled
there, when the funeral of Mrs. Chas.
j. Alfred was conducted by the Revs.
Messrs, Beddow, Brooks and Pritch-
ard.
The regular June term of the coun-
ty court is being held, all three men,
bers of the court being in attendance.
1t is likely that the term will cover
practically the entire week, and tina
the court will be very busy during all
that time.
In Justice A. c. Hughes's court on
yesterday the Mormon preacher who
created the disturbance at the men,
orial services at Orlando on Saturday,
was held TO await the action of H..
grand jury He gave bond
/ Movements are in two districts o..
the county to have the county court
submit bond propositions for road
purposes to the people for their ac-
ton. In Freemuns Creek district it
is practically assured that a vote OF
the people will be taken, and there
are indications that it will receive a
favorable vote, as the strong tax-pay-
ers seem very much in favor Of it.
Free delivery mail service was ey-
tended to the Shadybrook suburb be-
ginning today. Preparations have
now been provided so thai real SER
vice may be started.
Charlie and Upton Rohr, Of Alum
Bridge, this county, are home from
Baltimore TO accept a position as first
assistants in sanitarium. Their
brother Harry B., has returned home
from Academy, Pocahontas county,
where he has been principal of high
school three successive years.
A horse belonging TO B. j. Life. of
near Jane Lew, ran onto small tres
tie Monday and had to be lifted Off
with ropes by number OF men. to
save 1t from an approaching train.
Prof. Jasper Ang1in, of Louisiana,
is here to assist in the settlement of
the estate of his father, Isaac AngIin,
who died few, weeks ago.
DR.. A. j. Woofter OF this city, was
called to Mt, Clare, the last of the
week in consultation with DR.. A. J..
kemper at teh home of Mrs. Mealey
Waggoner.
Miss Louise Boyd eft Saturday for
Wheeling, where she will join her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Boyd. Her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary j. Smith, ac-
companied her as far as CIarksbure,
Miss Opal Atkins, accompanied BY
her sister, Miss Myrtle. and her moth
er, Mrs. S. NJ. Atkins, left Monday for
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
for treatment for what is believed TO
be appendicitis. Mrs. Geo. C. Smith.
also of this city, is taking treatment
at the same institution.