The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
TRACTION Line
Way RIGHTS J | ! |
ALL SECURED
To the City of Salem and There
is New Interest There Now
in The Project.

IS New lilteFeSl mere NOW
in the Prof ct.
SALEM, Nov. New interest Is
manifest In the street car line extern
sion from Ciarksburgsito this city. Il II
l Is reported that compl ica ions in right
of way have all been adjusted, and
rumor. has ii that the street car line
will be extended to- Wolf Summit at
once. Several prominent officials of
| the Monongahela Valley Traction Cone
pany were in the city the last: week
land passed over the proposed route
LOT the extension and conferred with
city officials. Two routes are being
lconsidered from Wolf Summit to Bris-
toll; one over tunnel hill, the other
passing under the railroad at Tenmilel
creek. down and up Salem Fork of
Tenmile creek The latter route while
la little longer, affords much better
grade. and puts the line nearer 9 much
larger population as 1t would come in
close distance to Marshville. Salem
business men are anxious to render
practical assistance to further the
street car extension to this city.
~ I. az t ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. g. a. Trainer. Mrs.
Mary Ingell and G. A. Schultz attend
ed the sessions Of the Sunday school
institute at Clarksburg.
The annual agricultural exhibit Of
Tenmile district was held at Bristol
Saturday. \
The exhibit consisted Of corn, ap-
lples, pumpkins and poultry. The
| judging was done by Prof. "A.
Dadisman Of the West Virginia
university. and the following prizes
were awarded: &
One acre corn contest.
First prize. ST 5, won by Harvey
lSBennett.s H. < Z 4. q \
Second prize, fifty cents, won by
Sewell Davis. Il
Two hundred hill corn contest.
First prize, 81, won by Francis
Kells.
Second prize, fifty cents, won by
HGay Bennett. ~
Single ear corn contest.
First prize; ten cents, won by
i Harvey BENEFIT. e - q
Second prize, five cents, won by:
ltClay Nuzum. Il 1
~ one-eig hth acre potato con
test. y !. K 4 Fl s 81;
First prize. 81, won by sewals Da-
| Wis. 4; +.
second prize. fifty cents, won by
Joseph Robinson.
Poultry contest.
First prize. 81, won by Lucy Rob
Iinson. sd :is.9 3 RI N y X
Second prize, nifty cents, won by
Leland Brannon. X
Russell II. Perine. who has held a.
position in the posto flee for several
months. has resigned and tsarted FRI
day evening for Burbanks. n. H.!
where he has accepted a position as.
is teacher In the Orphans school at
that place. s9.ss
William Way, Of Warrington, CON
nected with the Eureka Pipe Line
Company, and a former. resident
Of Salem, has been here this week.
Mrs. Stella NJ. Heaton, Of Parkers.
burg, accompanied by Miss Raine
Heaton. are the guests Of Mrs. Frank
Ransells Of Penn avenue. !.
A suffrage meeting will be held
here Tuesday evening, November 8. .
Mrs. Milton Mcclellan, of ParkeEs-
burg. a state organizer OF the move
Iment, will be the prominent speaker.
Mrs. Dexter G. Powell has return
led from Morgantown. where she was
1.-THE delegate from the local chapter
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. at the state meeting.
Miss ,Be1ah Lyons, Of Clarksburg,
and Mrs. g. Gilbert Bartlett, Of Par
kersburg, are the guests OF Mr.. and
ID. e.. Powell. !. h ;!',i n \ ssa
Mrs. p. 3. Woofter is at Philippi
/ to visit her daughter, Miss Mildred,
lwho is student at Broaddus.
Miss May Bond, of the, industrial
Home for Girls. will spend sever
days at her home at Buckhannon next
week. II
Mrs. G. w. starcher, Of Jane Lew,
is visiting her neice. Mrs. Guy Law.
Miss OLIVIA Mayance. who has been
lat Columbus. o.. the past summer.
has Returned to her home.
The marriage Of Miss Pauline
fLambiotte and Mr.. Marcel LeFebvre