The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
sUfFRAG|STS
TO ORGANIZE
IN RANDOLPH
Field Agent for National Asso-
citation Presides at Dis
trict Meeting.

pose of planning and organizing an
Equal Suffrage League for this mag
ister.El district. Miss Lavina En-
gle, or Washington. ID. c.. fie-G .ageSt
for tho national suffrage association,
presided.
At the last meeting of the board
of trustees of Davis and Elkins Col
lege, the Hon. ]. Horror Davis. OF
Clarksburg. was elected to I'LL the va
cancy of the late Rev. Henry T. Me-
Clelland, and Mr.. Body Stephenson,
of Monterey. Va. to fill the vacancy
of the Rev. A. II. Hamilton, OF Staun.
ton, Va. The Hon. Howard .Suth-
erland was elected vice president Of
the board. succeeding the Rev. DR..
w A. Cook. Senator Henry G. Davis
is president of the board, the Rev.
Dr. Barron, secretary and N. I. Hall.
acting treasurer.
Hervy Daniels. who resides ON
farm five miles from Beverly. met
his death last Wednesday while saw
ing trees In the woods on the farm.
ME-. Daniels, assisted by small boy.
had cut tree, which, when It fell,
struck the saw he was carrying. The
teeth of the saw struck Mr.. Daniels
, in the forehead, breaking the skull
shoulder blade He was brought to
| a hospital here where he died the fol-
lowing evening. He is Survived by
wife and six children.
The semi-annual session OF the
board of directors of the West Vir-
ginia State Children's Home. conven-
ed here Tuesday morning with the
entire membership of the board pres
emit as follows: Frank c. Baker. FL
kins, president; E.-V. Townsend,
Hinton; Col. John Cummings. Wheel
ing; DR.. Robert d. Roller. Charles
ton.
Sunday afternoon the Elkins Coun-
Gil No. sos Knights of Columbus.
exemplified the first, second and third
degrees, with about thirty-five candi-
dates. bout two hundred visiting
knights were present from this state.
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Four hundred excursionists from
sutton, Gassaway and intermediate
points visited Elkins Sunday on the
Coal and Coke excursion, and spent
the day looking over points of inter
est about the city and enjoying the
band concert In the park.
Sketches for the new federal build
ing for Elkins have been completed
and are now on file at the treasury
department at Washington. It IS un-
derstood that bids will be advertised
for within a very short time.
Mrs. Mary j. Fenton. aged 20 yeaSs
and one day. died Monday morning
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
George L. Pierce, in Belington, fol-
lowing an Illness of a complication
of diseases Interment was made in
the Maplewood cemetery, Elkins.
Weather records for June "a were
broken. when, at 2 o'clock in the
morning, the thermometer at the
Elkins weather bureau stood at thir-
ty-seven degrees. Fog prevented
heavy damage by frost.
Mrs. Randolph Triplett. OF Kerens.
sustained fractured hip last Fri
day morning when she fell In the
kitchen OF her home. Mrs. Triplett.
who is 72 years OF age, fell q year or
SO ago and injured herself severely.
Miss Natalie sutherland. daughter
of the Hon. and Mrs. Howard Suth-
erland. who has been visiting Miss
Gladys MacF'arland, in Bridgeport,
Conn, for the last three weeks, ar
rived in the city Wednesday. She
was accompanied by Miss MacFar-
land who will be her guest Tor some
time.
Mrs. w. T. Powell rendered q fare
well party to Miss Regina Flanagan.
time Miss Flanagan left. Thursday
for her home In Williamsport, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Cuddy DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained q few Of her friends at
an Informal dance at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Cud-
dy, last Wednesday evening.
Reports have been been received
here from the Gladys district that
frost in that region the last week has
done great damage to crops.
An untrue report gained conisder-
ablecurrency in the county to the
effect that an Assyrtan peddler trav-
cling out Of this city had been muir
dered.
Misses Gertrude and Bertha King
are VISITING relatives In Wheeling.
Miss Gertrude King expects to leave
in July for California.
DIR. Hamilton Simons, of Washing
ton. has been the guest OF his broth
er-in-law. J. W. Fenton, for several
day
Mrs. Mary Scott. of Lynchburg. Va.
e. visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. NJ. Hoover.
Miss LEILA Harper, of Clarksburg.
and Miss erase Whttesel, Of Vestons
are visiting relatives in the city.