The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
BAND
Trained BY
SHINN
Local Contractor Puts Neville
into That Musical Or
q ganizatiOn.

RICHWO0D. Aug. 28-J. A.
ehinn. senior member Of the drm Of
Shtnn Brothers. Of Clarksburg, ana
who have the contract for the cree
also that Of the F1akrid GET homas
building alongside Of the city build
Ing, has been giving the R1chwood
band some beneficial training of late
and has succeeded in putting new
life Into the that organization In sSs
boys have made RAPID improvement
under the Leadership OF MI. Sninns
and are now furnishing music az
each evening session OF the chautau-
qua, feature that is highly apprecA-
ateda by the public.
work on, the IMPROVEMENTS on the
BAPTIST church at this place is near
ing completion and when done tnIs
viii be the handsomest and most
Contractor j. "A. Tichenor is doing
the work.
our people were very sorry to
fearn that DR.. G. A. McCutcheon5
formerly of this place, had lost ms
n idence with all its household eI-l
its. fixtures and drugs etc. ~
The doctor and his wife, who was
formerly Miss Iva Shomo. OF TINS
place. are visiting relatives ana
friends here.
Lovers of good baseball have had
an opportunity this week to see some
really fine games on the local ala.
here and has played three games with
the Richwood team. The hrst game,
which was played Tuesday after
noon ICON resulted in a tie. but later was
"a a stated. given to the visiting
team The game Wednesday stooo
q to i in favor of Richwoods WINE
Thursdays score stood to IN Ia
yor of Redwood.
me chautauqua which is being |
held here this week is proving sue !
cess SO far. and if the interest con
finues. it will be an ultimate sue :
cess so far. and If the interest CON
scmethinE ii has not always done u !
the past. Our people, though. are
getting the chautauqua. Spirit. anu
appreciate the literary treat thing
81 this sort brings to them.
The Hon. Elliott Northcott, Of
Huntsn gton. but at present OF the
nnbiic servise COMMISSION at !
Charleston, occupied the PLATFORM az .
the chautanQua Tuesday evening N IN
lieu Of Governor Hatfield, VINO was
"a the program for lecture. tnat
evaninR. but was prevented on &C. |
count Of sickness from abeing spresr! .
Mr., Nortncott, who has served his
country as minister to some OF tne
Central and South American repunri
lies for four years, spoke OF MS per.
sonal experiences in those soulneln i
countries His subject was some
3 n. Ho KNOWN. - and III
would seem from his accountaof ms
eoiuorn down there that those coun7
tries are simply hot-beds OF revoiu.
ton and insurrection. He SAID
one could better appreciate what II
means to be citizen of the Unlteo
States when he lives few years N
q country OF an unsettled govern
Inent, where constitutions we're. dis
regarded and might uAant, right.
Mrs N. Naegly. formerly resi-.
dent Of this place. but who is now
living in Pennsylvania, is visiting
friends in the city. AZ
MRS. Agnes Duffy. of Wisconsin. Is
4 guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
stephen Cronin, and other. relatives
and friends. Il
Tho Hon. Roy Waugh, OF Buck
harmon, was here few days Inls
week attending the chautauqua ana
incidentally looking after his
POLITICAL fences. as 1t is an open Sc
dret that Mr.. Waugh has bee In
His bonnet" and that said 'bee" has
4 sort OF congressional buzzing.
Attorneys Emmett Koran and q.
q Duff. Of Summersville.sa nd Omer
Robinson, of Mudd1ety, were here
daystor so this week looking after
legal business.
=. M. Richards. manager OF the
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