The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-01
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lures Taken for Somerset
Board of Trade.
ELkINs, July 31-R. H. Talbot.
manager of the Talbot Film Manufac-
turing Company, was in Somerset, Pa,
Tuesday, making 1000 feet of NOV
ing pictures showing all the spectal
events which took place on Farmers
day of chautaIqua week, at the re-
quest of the board Of trade OF Som
erset.
The West virginia Rural Letter
Carriers Association held its annual
session in this city Monday. Terra
Alta was selected as the meeting
place next year and the following OF.
ficer were elected: H. E. Young. OF
BelleviIle. president; j. H. Hartley,
of Elkins, vice president; Arthur or
rest, of New Cumberland, secretary
treasurer; members of the executive
committee. c. c. Sellers, OF Glover
Gap; A. v. Enlow, of kerens; dele
gates to national conventional con-
yention at Detroit, Arthur Forrest, OF
New Cumberland and A. v. Enlow. Of
tored to Daley where a picnic was
held.
Miss Madge Lee Duncan has been
graduated from the training school OF
the Davis Memorial hospital, complet-
ing the regular full three years. Miss
Duncan comes from Lewis county and
will visit her home people for q
short time before taking up her pro-
fessional work.
Lieutenant Joseph j. Teter, of Be-
lington, is in the city as the guest OF
George H. Coffman. Lieutenant Teter
was graduated this spring from West
Point military academy and is at home
on leave of absence before reporting
for duty at Fortress Monroe, where
he will be stationed.
Mrs. Lena Yost. Of Morgantown,
state president of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, was in the
city Tuesday, and organized the Loyal
Temperance Legion among the chill
dren at the Odd Fellows home.
Jesse Robinson and his cousin, Miss
Hazel Bell. are III at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson, with pto-
maine poison. After being in very
serious condition for a few hours they
improved somewhat Eating canned
corn is supposed to have caused their
illness.
Five hundred excursionfsts from
Gassaway and intermediate points
took advantage of the Coal and Coke
excursion to visit the city Sunday.
The band concert in the city park ana
othes amusement made the day a
pleasant one for the visitors.
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The Rev. Frederick II. Barron, D.
D., and little son, Fred, have gone to
Montreal, n. c., to attend confer
ence of ministers of the Southern
Presbyterian church. The conference
will deal largely with educational
Mrs. A. M F'redlock gave a delight
full birthday party to about forty lit
tie children in honor of the fifth
birthday of her son, Armistead Mont
gomery.
Miss Arma Bing has returned from
Fairmont where she attended the sum
mer school of the normal school She
German and English in the Barracks
vile high school.
F. B. Mayer, who has been teach
er in the summer school at Davis and
Elkins college, has gone to his home
at Terra Alta, for couple OF weeks
before going to Arkansas where he
teaches in a college this winter.
The Elks annual picnic was held
Wednesday in the Hornbeck grove at
Daley, the trip being made in a spec
ial train. About 300 were in attend
ance from this city.
County Superintendent of Schools
Troy B. Wilmoth, and sisters, Misses
Grace and Anna, Nell and Gnomen
McDaniels started Friday on mo-
tor trip to the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. George Henry have
taken their daughter, Miss Eva. to q
hospital in Baltimore to receive treat
ment.
Col. John T. McGraw, of Grafton,
was business visitor in the city the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Spears and daugh-
ter. Marjorie, have gone to Niagara
Falls in their car.
Miss Mabel Gridith, of Morgansowa.
is in the city as the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. Marvin Taylor.
w. d. Baldwin was operated on
for appendicitis Monday night in a
local hospirat and is doing nicely.