The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-29

Wide Baby Week" has Adopted Tue
following plans to be carried out:
Articles in regard TO the welfare OF
babies will appear In each OF the CITY
newspapers for that week. On sun
day, March S, the ministers OF the
various churches will be asked 10
mention this important subject from
their pulpits, and efforts Will De
made to have the merchants give
window displays on baby welfare.
The school also has been asked 10
help In this campaign 30 Interesting
to mothers and OF such vital concern
10 the whole nation.
On Sunday afternoon. March b, VI
the high school auditorium. the
Mems Brotherhood OF Weston WIZ
have the pleasure Of hearing ono OF
the most gifted orators in the state
in the presence Of the Hon. WlIilani
G. Layelle, a prominent official OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ana
state lecturer for the Knights OF Co
lumbus. Mr.. Layelle is well known
in this city, having lectured here DC,
fore. A cordial welcome Is extehdeu
10 all TO hear him.
H. II. Caldwell, Of Alexander, was
here this week to see his daughter
Mrs. John Z. Vassar, who has been
quite III for some time.
Glen Norman, OF Warrington VINO
has been spending a few days mere
has returned home, taking his moth
er with him.
S. G. Yoke and D. c. Pratt, OF Nor
gantown, were here Wednesday to see
Prof. +. \. Yoke.
The Rev. Il. E. White has returned
from Bridgeport, where he assisted
with special meetings.
The young ladies OF Weston en-
tertained the young gentlemen WIN
a leap year dance at the hospltai
Monday night. Twenty-Five couple
attended.
William Malkow, of Baltimore,
who is remodeling the Bland Bailey
store rooms recently vacated by Al
ler's, expects to open up March
with a new store.
The Rev. W. Fl. Scott. of the United
Brethren church, has been holding
series of meetings at Bennett.
The Electric Light and water
Company is experiencing trouble
with water lines breaking along |
Main avenue, caused by electrolysls'
the chemical decomposition OF the
lead pipe running from the main into
the houses is caused by the actioh
of the electric curren from the troll
ley wires.
Miss Genevieve Chichester was at
Buckhannon TO see the University
Wesleyan game and visit relatives.
Mrs. Catherine Sleigh has return
ed from st. Mary's hospital at
Clarksburg. where she was a patient.
]. c. Morton will leave In Few
days for Florida. where he will join
his wife and daughter, who have
spent the winter there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carper attend
ed the basketball game at Buckhan-
non Saturday night.
Mrs. Rose Compton is a guest OF
Mrs. Sarah Stump at Romney.
Miss Ruth Taylor was in Sutton
recently.
Miss Grace Sumpter has gone to
Pittsburg to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Cone and Mrs. Charles
Smith, of Grafton, are guests Of Mrs.
Walter Henry.
]. Goodloe Jackson, Of Jane Lew,
attended the special services given
at the lodge room and at the Meth
odist Episcopal church for the
Knights Of Pythas.
Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson, of Fair
mont, is visiting Mrs. II. F. Lock-
hart.
Mrs. D. W. Brookover returned to
her home at New Martinsyille after
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. A. y. Carter has returned
from visit to Mrs. S. J. Norris at
Morgantown.
Many Weston people are going to
Clarksburg to see THE Birth Of 4
Nation"
Mrs iKemgold lectured to the
Mems Brotherhood in the high
school auditorium Sunday afternoon.
She talked against preparedness. Her
arguments were extremely good. The
ladies of the city were invited to be
present and many attended.
Miss Gladys Loudin went to Buck
harmon Saturday to witness the bas-
ketball game between the West Vir-
ginia University and Wesleyan Col