The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

personal purify mere lhufSodS sAl6AlI'
He held three meetings each day for a
week and thousands OF persons neard
his lecture. which met with genera!
approral.1H He had also. conducted
similar campaigns in Fairmont and
Eclarksburg.
Grafton Woodmen of, the World
Will be. 400 strong on the special
trains which leave Grafton June . for
Cleveland to attend the. convention
of the grand lodge at that place. one
train will carry the Grafton and
TFairmont delegations while another
rne towns that are situated near
Grafton and Fairmont
The annual memorial address VIII
be preached to the Grand Army of the
Republic tomorrow at tie Andrews
Methodist Episcopal church by the
pastor. the Rev. w. B. dng: The.
veterans have decided to hold only
the simplest form. of services on
Memorial Day in honor of their dead
and none but the veterans will par
ticipate in the services at the Ma.
tiona1 cemetery here:
! Grafton trap shooters won all OF
the principal prizes this week at the
registered tournament held at FL.
kfns. Gerstell was high. man in the
main event While GersteH. RiHee and
Murray tied for first place In the
merchandise shoot each making
perfect score ~
William McGoxn. "a we'll 70 do
young man of this county has caused
a lot of excitemene among the. young
women OF the community who have
not yet joined the ranks. of the we'd
ded by his advertisement ina local
paper. which reads. Wife wanted at
once Am 81 years OF age. no one
need answer unless in earnest Wo-
man must be- a, good worker. but may
be either from the city or county
Francis Love. aged q. and ns-
tive Of Paisley, Scotland. died here
Monday and intermentewas made We'd
nesday. The deceased was mem
Der of the Masonic Fraternity. belong
ing to a Scottish lodge. and was in
tered: 18th the-;rsuaAsticFs OF
the order: The aged widow and i've
children survive him.
AFTER a brief illness. Mrs. A. T.
Steadman died at her home on West
Mani street, Monday at the aseSof.
Her husband. five children her mother
and four sisters and one brother sur
vive her.
An important meeting Of the main
tenance OF way employees OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad was held
SUNDAY at Parkersburg and Supertn-
tendent 3 N. Scott. of Grafton. and
District Engineer Myers. of Baltimore.
were the principal speakers: Plans
were formulated to increase the. per
centage OF efficiency IN work by a
closer cooperation -=of the officials
and workmen of the read. The spring
schedules of the Baltimore and ONO
viii become effective May %, but
YIN have-littIe Change. wfssh.-the e1-
ceptions OF the addition of one new
train so the present train service
Three Divorces. were granted By
the court at the session which has
inst closed as follows. Francis ~.
Ross against Justus r Ross; Thomas
Philips against Emma philips; s9ma
Maud Loveragainst Alexande[sS Love:
Tae divorce proceedings we're not
A unique e1n1bst-of freeShand draw
ing was made by 5t5e art classeof the
local high school under iShe Snstruc-
ton OF Miss Marsaret G1arssofgBa
timore. 5forsthe entertainment OF a
large number of parents and friends
of the teachers q few days ago. z II is
said that no forher school has at
tempted to give such an exhibition.
Except. it be in special art schools.
Esr;y In August Mrs. Polly Reese.
of near Grafton VIII celebrate her
| ninety-eig1th birthday She is the
Oldest woman IN the county but IS Ia
such excellent health that she Will
doubtless reach the century mark.
A specaalzeeHection Of two school
icommisstoners to I'll racancies,. which
win -be left by the e1piratons Of the
term OF office of two CT the present
tcor.missicners. VIII be held In June
md conventions we're held this week
to@seIec4 candidates: ThesDemocrats
met FIRST and named two men. but
othadeclined to an: The RepuolE
cans then held mass meetine and
reuominated the present incumbents
a-Democrate ana a Republtcan This