The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-27

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OF orders are on file, among them being
a number for triple and a number Tor
A and B, and that about four cars are
being shipped each week.
Constln DE Batty Is local president
and Leon Moncer is secretary OF the
Alliance preceptory.
Leon sturbois Is blowing the hrst
place, Frank Janroy Is blowing the
second place and Harmon GILES Is
blowing the third place on the big
tench.
Fernand Bizet, blower. and Emile
Beet, gatherer. Of Pennsboro, were
working here last week.
James Smith and Charles Barth are
Hattenlng here.
Ray Humez and Jules Bertaux are
among the cutters working here.
Joseph Aucremanne, August Dalno,
II. lamblotte, A. Coenen, Albert Noe
aid Leon Moncer are among the gath
erers on the roster.
Ray Gregoire is blowing at the AL
lance.
Hughey Cloherty, apprentice blower,
Carl Smith and Edgar Williams are
among the snappers employed at the
ALI; nee.
Crescent Window Glass Company.
The Crescent Window Glass Com
pany, Weston, w. Va, has It's twenty
four blower hand plant in commission
and is recording q good run. making
large production OF a good quality
Of glass.
The machine plant has been out or
blast since November ], and the tank
is being remodeled and rearranged
and numerous repairs and improve
ments arc being made. II Is reported
that the company will probably start
this factory about June 1.
Joseph Grant, the well known win
dow glass man. is still general man
ager. We. Buzby, formerly assistant
manager at the Wichita Falls Window
Glass Company's plant at Wichita
Falls. Tex, has charge Of the cutting
department and Andrew Linspeck is
master teazer.
Mr.. Bury reports a large volume or
orders that will keep the plant busy
until May /, and that when 1t started
this fire there was good sized stock
on hand which has been disposed OF
and that the glass Is being shipped
as fast as It is packed.
The hand plant is nicely arranged.
roomy and the buildings and equip
ment are kept UP in fine shape.
Gus GILES is chief preceptor and
John S. Webb is secretary OF the Cres-
cent preceptory.
Blocks have not yet been set this
fire. but the men expect to set floaters
soon.
Jacob lIager. Jr., is blowing the
third place on the big bench. temper
arily.
L. w. Griggs. blower, has only
worked about six or seven weeks this
fire, having been off sick. He was In
a hospital for some time but is I'M
proving now. :,
George Grant, who blows the third
place, has been off work several
weeks, having sprained his back. He
is improving and is expected to work
soon.
Frank Irwin, gatherer. from San
dusky, O., is playing the trombone in
the Weston band. having taken Prof.
Hayes's place, so the boys report.
Benjamin Olson. blower. and Jack
Hennese, gatherer, are warking the
big place.
Charles Rufflng, A. ]. Rutter and
L. A. Buzby are among the cutters
employed here.
Lawrence Seelbach, ,lr., Ed and Roy
Weed. Roy Setback, Joseph Burridge
and Richard and Jesse Hager are
some OF the gatherers on the roster.
Joseph Prlester. John Rhubart. r. A.
Boulter, Max Borneman, William Sell
bach, O. L. Walker and Sidney Tivey
are among the blowers employed here.
". H. WIltsey, of Morgantown, who
is gathering this fire., returned to
work last week after hing laid up with
la grippe for three weeks.
Thomas B. Grant, gatherer, who is
we'll known in the TRADE and who was
characterized as Thomas September
Morn" Grant by one OF our writer's, Is
still on the job here. The boys say
that Tom used to be quite a fiend for
the movies but as he is now the proud
owner OF a new victrola he is seldom
seen on tho streets.
Sam Cooper and Thomas Klein are
smong the aatteners rubbing them out.
H. H. Frazier. OF Mt. Vernon, o. is
doing the blacksmithing
n. G. Hoover is one Of the roller
toys employed here.
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