The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-23
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WESTON, Nov 2S.-sunday was
busy day with the church people Of
Weston. Tne usual Sunday school
and preaching services were held in
the morning at all the churches of the
city. Then the usual young peoples
prayer-meetings were held. Follow
ing these there were at most Of the
churches the evening sermons by the
pastors AT the Methodist Protestant
church the address was delivered by
A. d. Williams, the state road COM
missioner, who lis as we'll known as
a churchman as he Is as a public
official. The Brotherhood held its
meeting at O'Clock, half hour
earlier than usual, SO that It's 1neln-
bers could get out in time for the
Christian Endeavor rally, which.
though Observation-Disclosures, was
held in the Methodist Protestant
church at 8 O'clock. Both of these
meetings were addressed by the Rev.
A. ]. C. Bond, pastor of the Seventh
Day Baptist church at Salem, Field
Agent Evans, of the West Virginia.
Kentucky district of the Christian
Endeavor Society, and Karl Lehman,
one of the general secretaries of the
same organization, and the Rev.. l.. E.
Black, state president of the society.
Saturday the big corn and apple
show of the Lewis County Agricul-
tural Society was concluded. after a
two days session. There was..a good
attendance, and there were many ex-
hibits The farmers of the county,
particularly the younger element, in
GLIDING boys and girls, are showing
very great concern in the movement.
An organization was effected under
the plan set out by the state, to be
known as the Lewis County Agrtcul-
tural Association, and John W. Smith,
formerly conencted. with the state tax
commissioners Office, and one Of the
best farmers of the county, was elect
ed as its president
The funeral OF Mrs. Berger, widow
of the late Charlton Berger, a former
police chief of this city, was held
Sunday. The Berger's were natives
of Lincoln county. They came here
twenty-five years ago, and Mr.. Ber-
ger was for time employed as. car
penter at the hospital for the insane.
The death of John Whelan, a farm
er. residing mile west Of the city,
occurred iast week. He. was con-
nected with some of the prominent
families of the county, and was a
good citizen.
On Friday the body of Jefferson
Bennett, farmer who died at his
home near Berlin, was, laid to rest at
the Peterson cemeterey, on Stone
Coal creek fsta s
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon kittle, of Ak
ron, o., are visiting relatives In the
city. Mr.. kfttle formerly resided
here.
Delegations from Jane Lew, Lost
Greek. BurnsvilR and other points
near Weston, came TO hear the Chris
tian Endeayor speakers Sunday ar
ternoon.
John H Hilleary, son of the late
Captain W. Fl. fIilleary, who was the
editor of the Upshur Republican, was
in the city Sunday He informed the
writer that the Republican will con-
tinue to be issued as formerly, and
that he will have charge of it.
There has been. much Complaint
for week about poor traction line
service. Cars have run very irregu-
larry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Rohrbough and
children have returned from a visit
to Mrs. Rohrbough's parents in Ash
tabula county. Ohio While absent
they visited the Hamilton evangelistic
meetings at Ashtabula.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Mckinney and
daughter, of huntsville. spent Sunday
here with relatives.