The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
BACK
TO HIS POST
IN FAIRMONT

W Tht1IuUMI
Having Recovered from His In
juries Received in the Farm
ingto Strike.
FAIRAroNT. May s-Deputy Sheriff
T. V. Buckley has resumed his duties
as county jailer afse. being absent for
ten weeks on account OF INJURIES ne
reserved during the strike riot az
Harrington dur:Eg which he and sew.
eral officers were severely beaten and
Constable W. r. Riggs received in
juries which resulted in his death.
The Monougahela GALLEY Traction
Company has completed a portion OF
new track ON Fairynont avenue be-
tween Sixth and Tenth streets and
already cars are running over it
. Eleven strikers pleaded guilty the
first OF the week 10 participat. IN
the Harrington riot These men were
sentenced TO the penitentiary by Judge
W. s. Raymond for terms ranging
from one to six years
The voters Of Fairmont magister;s,
district have voted down bonds Tor
the Improvement of school houses.
The issue called for 100000 in bonds
II was defeated decisiveiy-
Joseph BoosIe is in the city. having
arrived here from his home. in Pnlia-
defphia 10 act as instructor Tor the
First regiment band
The Fairmont Ministerial Associa-
ton has arranged for special services
In all the churches on Sunday. June O..
when anti-tubercu}os.s programs have
been planned
The announcement was made this
week that work would soon start on
the erection of the new normal school
building in this city. Fairmont DUST
ness men have raised fund of SsS,VJo
which has been placed in the local
banks 70 the credit of the state board
OF control for the purpose OF being
used in the construction work rms
money IS a loan which is TO be paid
back when an appropriation Is MADE
by the legislature. }. u Grouse. OF
Greensboro, y. c.. will erect the
building.
A class of seven young ladies will
I be graduated as trained nurses from
the Cook hospital training school al
exercises 10 be held June 10.
The May term of intermediate court
| has been in session this week with
Judge George A Vincent on the bench.
| Peter Novicke. a miner employed
by the Jamison Coal and Coke Com
pany al Farmington- sustained a frac-
| tured skull this week when hit on the
head by a fall Of slate. He IS IN the
Miners hospital in a serious condl-
ton
/ lanes Weaver. While beating his
iwav on a Baltimore and Ohio freight
train sustained a fractured leg wheh
two cars were derailed near Barracks
7 Vile Tuesday. Weaver was taken 10
i the Miners hospital where his in1ur-
/ les were given attention
The enumeration of school children
for the city of Fairmont winch mas
,ust been completed shows that APP
FORTUNATELY 5000 children OF school
age are in the city. OF an increase OF
400 over last year
! a4arry Connen. the druggist who
has been manager of the Holt Drug
COMPANY for several years. has re
signed his position and will go back
10 his home in Huntington. HIS sue
cessor has not yet been announced
A, a meeting of the Associated
Charities this week the following
ofncers were elected to serve for one
wear: President Roila J. Conley. hrst
vice president Joseph Roster. second
vice president Mrs. ]. o. Watson,
treasurer Howard W. Showalter, sec
rotary Miss Margaret Mckinney.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hartley. wife of J. NJ
Hartley. president of the Hartley de-
partnent store of this city. died at
her home Tuesday after an illness OF
several weeks. Mrs Hartley was one
OF the most prominent women OF the
civ The funeral was held THURSDAY
afternoon from the home and inter
mont was made in Woodlawn GENE
terry
o. c. Biatt. manager of the Fai-nont
vuicanizing works, was seriously
hurt this week when barrel OF OIL
which he was lifting on a snen
crushed his stomach after he MAD
fallen beneath the weight
! The Tri Association meeting of the
Jrdson, Union and Goshen Missionary
Societies OF the Baptist denomination
was held in this city Wednesday. One
hundred delegates were present the
meeting will be held next year al MOT
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