The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-01


and from there to Niagara and Cleves
land, and in all he will be gone sew
eral days.
3. Thomas George. manager of the Oil
Well Supply here. and wife are So
journing at Atlantic City.
e. H. Kintzner- and S. j. Gordon
were in Baltimore the last week In
the interest of the new Universal
Supply Company. nfT
Raymond Concil, manager of the
Modern Window Glass Company, has
returned from Atlantic City.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union.
of the city, is arranging 70 stage in
the near future the dramatization of
Longfellow's famous play The Court
ship of Miles Standish." under the
title of THE Mail of Plymouth a
literary production illustrating the be-
ginning of our country The play will
be staged II the costumes of the period
of 1920.
This drama will be followed by a
humorous sketch entitled "a Love of
Bennett" presented for the benefit
OF the loughter-loving public. Those
in charge are planning many local
hits for the amusement of the au-
dience. The work is being done IN
der the direction of Miss Estelle Hall.
of Morgantown. t-G
Mr.. owen Davis was seriously m
iured a fed days ago, when an ak,
that he was using at his camp on the
West Milford road. slipped and cus
his foot. He is getting about now by
the use of crutches.
ssitt
Mrs. Ira Williams took her music
pupils on an automobile trip to West
Milford and the River Camp Thurs
day. an dthe party spent the after
noon in the river bathing, and enjoy
ing a picnic lunch just before retfr-
ing at night. Those who joined the
party besides the young folk were Nir.
and Mrs. C. A. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Williams, Misses Mary and Kat:l-
crime Currans, Sally and Fanny Car
penter and Mrs. jeanette Lough.
The Bromley evan gelistfc meetings
are being thoroughly advertised ana
local papers contain much publicity
matter. The schedule for cottage
prayer meetings have been worked
out and made public. The first UNION
prayer service will be held in the
United Brethren church next Wednes-
day and Thursday with a cottage serv-
ice at two places In each ward until
the regular meetings begin on Au-
gust 90
Roy Davis has purchased an inter
est in the Salem Plum bing Company
Deco Van Horn retiring from the firm.
It is reported that Mr.. Van Horn wiz
accept a position with the new Uni
yersal Supply Company.
Miss Edith Hayhurst. of the Girls
Industrial Home, is taking her vaca-
ton, and will spend the same at Phil
ippi.
Mrs. F. A. Best. of Cleveland. Ark,
is with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Devaney. of Industrial.
Miss Edith singer is the guest OF
her brother. A. n. stenger on High
street.
Ky. has been here for week. re-
newing former acauaintances and vis-
fling friends. He formerly resided
near this city on Jacobs Run. but has
been away from here for sixteen
years. He returned to his home Sat
urday
The Rev. George w. mcdowell who
recently removed to Jackson county
from here, is visiting HIS son. James,
residing north of town. He reports
himself pleased with his new resi-
denee.
Mrs. Selma Wright, wife OF j. S.
Wright, was quite seriously burned
by q gas explosion from stove FRI
day and received burns about the face
an dneck. While the burns are very
painful 1t is. to be hoped no serious
effects will result.
The funeral of Anne Matthey. the
venerable citizen and pioneer, who
died Chursday. will be held Sunday