The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
Suffrdgets of Lewiis
Form an Organization

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DR.. HARRIET 3. Jones, ofsvvheel-
ing, Has Charge of Work
at The Present. ,,.,s
WESTON, sept. isDri: Harriet
p. Jones spent some time here In the
Interest OF woman Suffrage, and
| perfected an Organization. for the
county and city. with Mrs. Ailte
4 jackson president. Mrs. @. G. Bur
Irell vice president, Miss Rose Trox-
Iiell recording secretary, Mrs Fannie
liJbstfce treasurer. Mrs. Margaret
jackson superintendent OF press
work, and Miss Ella Clifton super
intendent Of literature. The dis
ltrict leaders are Mrs. William VIII
son. Mrs! D. u. Richards; Mrs.
Edith Hall. Mrs J. n Bare and
Mrs! e. j. Kane. s
The resolutions passed by the
county teachers assembled here, last
!. week, endorsed woman suffrage,
national prohibition, district high
schools, good roads and condemned
the use Of. chewing gum by pupils in
school. e q.
Robert Roger. Of Clarksburg, and
Miss Frances Fuller, Of Colorado,
were married here the first of the
week by the Rev. John Beddow, and
are now at Webster Springs. ss
Michael Rafferty, and Miss Ella
Casey. OF this city. were married at
an early hotff Thursday amoFning by
the Rev. Father % ohm Swint at the
Catholic church, and left at once
for Pittsburs. 4. 4. u ~ ! IL.
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The Rev. John Beddow will close
his labors as pastor Of the local
\ Methodist Episcopal,f church with
4 the services Sunday morning and
evening, and will go to FairiApnt to
attend the annual 5co conference next
week. s.. L.. Richards will repre-
sent the church as a delegate. 2, 4.
4 Miss Gladine Stack, one of the
obliging clerks at the, postoffiee, has
the distinction of bning the only
lady in Lewis county now holding a
hunters license, having secured
4 one from County Clerk Troxell
4 Thursday. N q.
The Rev. P. s. stFader, who i b has
been pastor Of the Broad street
United Brethren. church for two
4 years, is arranging to go to West
4 Union, whore he has been assigned
for the coming year. The Rev, w.
ii. Scott succeeds him here.
The Mems brotherhood now
meets every two weeks and on Sun
day afternoon at 2s30 o'clock, the
Rev. Earle A. Brooks will deliver an
l3address which will be full Of inter-
lest.
Henry Brewster is on q business
"trip to Philade lphia.,
Tie Hail reunion al l : Jackssocn's
NILS Thursday was q most enjoy
II . y
All the Smiths in Lewis and adj
joining counties are enjoying a re-
union on Smith 81 run near the city
today.
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James syassar, Jr., Eugene Grant.
Harold Kane, Russell Bailey and
Sullivan Fuccy and Misses Nellie
Copely and Jennie !Terney, have en-
tered the university at Morgantown.
j. \. Mccarty, q Orlando lam Q. Is Wis
ting his son. Mag istrate v. v. Nc
Mrs Frank Mckinley and daugh-
tiers, Lorraine. Marion and Arose,
have returned from q visit to rela-
ltiyest II New York state
Harley Burnside, Of clarksburg.
is here for a few days. He recently
returned from q vacation trip to
Montreal, Canada. and Niagara
Falls. -,-4.l ~ A,
Mayor Berkert Hall of Jane Lew,
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day. sl
s,t@ -sl 4 .t;z1
Ellis L. Smith, superintendent of
schools. has moved his family to
the city. 4 sslf7 ~ tai .sse
Mrs. q. A. Fisher is a guest Of
Mrs. Thomas Law at Jane Lew.
William Hudnall and sister. Miss
Hlanclle re- visiting in Rittshurg.
Mrs. Schuyler Hess. of Clarks-
burg is spending the week with
Weston relatives.
Mrs. Clayton Powell, and Mrs.