The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

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The work Of getting the Fairmont
play grounds into shape is progress
ing nicely at the present time and
the committee plans to open them
probably next week Three play
grounds will be maintained within
the city limits.
Black Diamond Lodge No II,
!! Knights Of Pythias, held memorial
service last Sunday at which Key
C. c. LAWYER, OF Monongah, made
the address. -.zi.4aa.ak-
The city board OF affairs is OBJ
/, tanning estimates on the cost of a
solid concrete bridge across Coal
Run ravine The estimates are being
secured for the purpose OF ascertain
ing the amount which the city should
pay toward the filing Of the hollow
which is being contemplated
MI and Mrs Linn Jones, OF Man
ninSton, were seriously hurt when an
automobile in which they were riding
skidded on the road near Farming
ton throwing the occupants out Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence F1uharty and
three children were in the car at
the time but escaped injury.
E. :. Hawkins and Russell Wefmer.
of this city. are on their way to the
touring car. They have already
reached Chicago
Mrs. George Adams. well known
resident 6f the city. died at her home
on the East Side after long illness
, Funeral services were held on Tues
day and interment made in Maple
Grove cemetery.
Fairmont people have subscribed
SEl5O to the Belgian relief fund A
check was recently sent to the head
quarters OF the commission at Pitts
burg. Most o fthe money was sub
scribed by Belgians employed at the
Fairmont plant Of the Window Glass
Company
Harry Brown. a IL year old boy.
is under arrest charged with the
Haymond and Market streets. while
the family were at church The ar
rest followed a confession. which the
police say Brown made after he had
been suspicioned.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution have elected officers as
follows Regent, Mrs Hugh F. Smith;
vfce-reSent, Mrs. Waitman F.. Coma
way: registrar, Mrs. Joseph Lehman;
chaplain, Mrs. F. f. Harriet, secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Davis; treasurer.
Mrs. George NJ. Alexander, historian,
Mrs. J. NJ. Black.
Fairmont lodge of E1ks held flag
day celebration on the evening OF
June IL A band concert and ex-
cenent addresses were features OF
the program
Plans are being made for the cree
ton of a new motion picture house
on Main street where Weber's flower
store Is now located George H Nell
son is at the head OF the movement
and work viii probably start on the
new structure within the next few
weeks.
The Fairmor. Royal Arch Masons
have elected officers as follows: High
priest, Wilbur Il. Brand king. John
W. Mason, Jr.; scribe. James C Wei
ton; treasurer, William N EnSle,
secretary Francis E. Nichols
The Fairmont charter Injunction
case brought in the United States dis
trict court for the purpose OF prevent
M the VI Gil S4(SLASA 04A-@ASA
the provisions OF the new charter
came up for hearing this week but
the court refused to hear the case
further until It was settled IN the
state courts where proceedings were
also brought.
According to an announcement just
issued, the Marion county teachers
institute viii be held beginning Mon
day. August 30.
y The second annual commencement
OF St Peters parochia1 school was
held on Tuesdayevening when class
of seven girls and one boy received
diplomas showing the finishing OF the
work OF the eight grades
Mrs. Belle Floyd, age IS. wife OF
Ross Floyd. Of near Rivesville died
at her home on "wednesday evening"
Funeral services were held on FRI
day from the home afSer (which burial
was made IN the AIusgrave cemetery-s
For the third time IN two years.
the Marion News Agency. on Main
street, was entered on WednesdaE
might By burglars: a aIleamount