The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-06

tended the ceremonies IN a body
a delegation Of officials Of the
Consolidated Coal Company visited
| Of the week. Former Senator c..
w. Watson. of New York, and Col
Jere H Wheelwright, president Of
the consolidated company, were In
the crowd
Richard Dunn formerly of Monon-
gah, was buried this week at his
old home following his death which
occurred in Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs. Phoebe Holbert, Of Monon-
gah, died at her home Tuesday after
a. long illness. Mrs. Ho1bert was
well known in the community in
which she lived.
Mrs. Emma Bartholow Davis. aged
| Sc. died after a para1ytic> stroke at
| her home on Water street this city
Burial was made in Maple Grove
cemetery
The regular session OF circuit
court for the June term began
work on TuesSey OF this week with
Judge w. S. Raymond on the bench.
The grand jury was empanelled and
Immediately started to-work.
The circuit court on Tuesday
granted temporary Injunction re-
straining the city board OF affairs to
proceed with the holding Of an cleo
ton under the new city charter.
The Central Christian church has
recently let the contract for a new
church edifce to be built where the
temporary structure now stands The
new building which viii be rushed
to completion this summer will cost
about $4,000.
a traction car on the East Park
line narrowly escaped going into
Coal run hollow Monday evening
when it jumped the track while as
cend1ng Park avenue and ran into a
stone wall -shich was built as a pro-
lection to travellers on the street
!; The front wheels ground their way
into the stone wall but went no
farther. Twenty-Five people were on
the car at the time but no one was
hurt.
Eighty-fve teachers attended the
second uniform examination held in
this city Thursday and Friday of
this week. The examination was
held in the Miller school building
A class Of seventy-four young men
and women was graduated at exer-
clses held in the high school audi
torium on Tuesday evening of this
week. Congressman NJ. NJ. Nicely
delivered the graduating address
Mrs. Julia T. Hlnerman. of
Worth1ngton. passed away at her
home after long illness. Funeral
services were held at the Worthing-
made in the cemetery nearby
! Invitations were issued this week
for the commencement exercises OF
the normal school which takes place
next Thursday morning at ten
o'clock The graduating class num-
bers Sc.
The First National Bank is pre-
pairing fitch anniversary ceIe-
bration to be held the middle OF
| June. to commemorate the founding
OF the bank in 1855. The event wiz
probably be held at the Fairmont
Country Club
Judge e. F. Morgan recently APP
pointed public service commissioner
by Governor Aatneld, Is IN the Guy
preparing to move to Charleston. :
Mrs. Eliza S1gler. Of Independence.
died Thursday at Terra Alta. w Va,
where she had gone for her health
The funeral was held Friday in her
| home town.
Dale McDougal, of Downs Ithis
county. was drowned in the waters
| OF Buffalo creek on Wednesday after
noon while attempting to save the
life OF a boy who had gotten beyond
his depth while IN swimming. They
were attending picnic when the
accident occurred. The boy whose
cries for help attracted the crowd
on the bank was rescued by the aid
OF friends, but McDougal was un-
able to swim and went down
before help could reach him The
funeral was held Friday morning at
the Downs church
The Jersey Breeders Association.
OF Marion county. held a meeting
at the. court house today at which 4
large number Of armers We're pres
emit. The meeting was under the
auspices of the Marion county farm
| bureau