The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26
E'LEIN'|| HAVE!
FALL FAIR AND
FESTIVAL

llVClVUeI ~ anu q are the
Dates Set for the Bio
Event.
ELKINs. Sept. Is At q Joint meet
\ ing Of the street fair committee Of the
Randolph County Farmers, Assocla.
ton and the business men Of Elisins
Saturday afternoon, the dates for the
talT fair and festival were liked for
Thursday and Friday October % and
%. The county commissioners WIN
work for an extensive and uniform
display OF farm products. The bus-
mess men OF Elkins will entertain
Randolph county farmers and their
families. Several good committees
have been selected IN order ia make
the affair glorious success.
The NoHhwesterna convocations Of
4 the dioceses Of West Virginia viii
convene at the Grace Episcopa lchurch
lin this city Sptember Is, 90 and go.
Several of the visiting clergymen are
on the program and an Interesting
session Is assured. The ordination
service on Thursday morning will he
an especially impressive and beauti.;
lfui one. An Old fashioned basket pic-i
jnic has also been arranged for We'd
nesday afternoon. iiill
On September IS. Thaddeus pitt.
ex-sherif Of Randolph county, and
ct present serving a term as clerk q
the county court, was united in mar
3riage with Miss Mary cClellan, al
the home Of the latter's aunt, mrs,
I Margaret A. White. Nick eesport, Pa.
Miss cClellan was until recently
lsuperinte Of nurses at the Davis
Memorial hospital at Elkins.
Superintendent and Mrs. o. q. wiz.
Son and child left Wednesday morn
Ing for Cumberland where they viii!
be joined by Miss Beaurie Daughertyi
and leave for California to spend the
winter. - =
Captain William H. Cobb and Mrs.
Arthur Lee have both been recently;
elected to membership in the National,
Historical Society. Captain Cobb was
elected as an original life member,
founder and q vice president. Mrs.
Lee was elected as an original found;
Ter:
Ground has been broken ON John,
street for the erection u q combined
parish house and rectory for the Grace.
Episcopal church. The parish honsai
VIII have Sunday school assembly
room almost as large "a the present
Misses Helen and Virginia Brown,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs M. M.
Brown; entertained a number of little
friends in q delightful manner al s
porch party last Friday afternoon.
Bl!hu and Marian. son and daIieeh-
ter OF Captain and Mrs. w. H. Cobb,
entertained number OF their yonne
friends Saturday evening, tho occas-
Ion being Miss Marian's thirteenth
Birthday.
Among the local Elks who attended
the annual reunion at Huntington
were John r. Brown. DR. q. L stuckey
w. G. Boher, Preston iEarman. Lew
8. ketm and Eugene H. Arnold
Mrs. Andrew Taylor was rendered
a surprise party BY her children ana
their families Tuesday evening. the
occasion being In honor of her sey-
enty-sixth birthday. PA 7
Attorney Jared Y. wamsley. who
has been very Ill at HIS home at Bey-
l5erly for some time, has so far recoy-
cred as to be able to be up and abou,
town.
y. B. Nelson, OF Wildell, and Miss
Florence Wees, Of Elkins, were united
In marriage Tuesday evening at the
Baptist patronage by the Rev. II. w.
Tiffany. 4f!iEis "a { 4 "A
Mrs. Philip DaugRerty ana daugh-
Ter Madalene. left Wednesday morn
ing for Cumberland, where they viii
be joined by Miss Beaurie Daugherty
and leave for California to spend the
winter. z ~ IdffISs
Miss, Delalpe Daniels. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. II. W, Daniels. who has
been III, with fever for the last SIR
weeks is able to be out again.
Miss Alayne, Eallpni was hostess a.