The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29

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ness TO better lncSe Cona..' ,'o' ~ ~,
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between lhe ha'lle :" p%IiS , ~ :" ~
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which we are GONG W i ,o',, ,n VI anI
me address was very liitr i, vSt"e 81. 81
showed 'he sleat Its l,',.s,, INV "
ing upon tnG scLloo. ~ ,i S[,'" 500 r,os-
Inc enrolment IcacHeu ''' u1'
day afternoon.
Monday Evening Session
The social session Monday even
ing of the institute was a complete
success. The social committee ana
those in charge OF the affair are TO
be commended for the excellent work
they did O
The crowd gathered about o
O'Clock in the high school auditorium
where an address was to be MADE py
a prominent business man OF the
city, but he was unable to be mere
So instead of the address Prot.
Meyers, head of the art department
of Marshall College did some inter- n,
esting sketch work; the A. &. Bum
gardner, of the city gave some trlcS
performances. After this the CToWu
retired to the gymnasium Where
some enjoyable games were paved
after which refreshments were SerE =
ed and everybody left feeling wen
repaid for having been there
The following are enrolled:
Gentlemen.
James A. Nutter, Miletus; Clarence
Post, Bridgeport; Lowell NulteL, Al
burn; Ray Kirkhart, Wallace; Cieoh
Roscoe Fitzhugh, bridgeport; Glehh
Nutter, Auburn; G, r. Hartman
Clarksburg; Lloyd Il. Barnett,
ClarksbuTg; William G. Curry Jane
Lew; Frank Tracy ClaTksDurgi ore
McConkey, Clarksburg Howard NJ
Wolverton. Clarksburg; Wits =.
Rinehart, Buckhannon; Mckinney
Monroe, Brown; Forrest D. Douglas
FlatwoOds; Jessie J. wills, Snihn-
ston; Luther S, BrItton, Lumber
port; 0re j. Hames Slate; Wendeli
r. McConkey, Bristol; NJ. II. van
Horni Salem; A. L. Giyens, JACKSON
burg; T. R. Knots, West MILFORD
H. f. TassItt, ClaEb@Burg creed
Jenkins, Pennington; Harvey Dodd'
Glenn Falls; John r. Lanham, Bits
toll; II, s. Harbert, Brown; A, j.
stemple, Arena; Fred Hall, Rey-
noldsvIlle; ]. E. Campbell, salem;
John McIntire, Clarksburg; Benla-
min Ash, Morgansyllle; George n.
Holden, Bridgeport; Columbus Ash
Wilsonburg; Motley r. Ash, Wilson
burg; 0, B. Thornberry, West Mil
ford; y. f. Martin, Brown; Arthur
Heldreth, Dola; A. P, Martin, Shinn-
ston; G, w. Lawson, city; J. A.
Taught, Bristol; F. Brent Bartlett
Salem; Lando F. Price, lndepend-
ence; 0mer C. mccarthy. Shinnston
Cleveland NJ. Bailey, city; Herbert
P. Hall, Wallace; 0rman c. Taught
Bristol; Arthur Schoolcraft, Brown ;
Rossi NJ, Fisher, Wilsonburg; Garlen
Allen, Brown; A. B. Sharps, Lumber
port: Charles w. Vanscoy, Lost
Greek; NJ. Spencer Blair, Mt, Clare;
Joseph Barnett. Jr, Clarksburg' d.
b. Lanham. Bristol; w. NJ. Stockton.
Uniontown, Pa; Sias j. Nestor,
MoatsyIle; Ray Rhoades, city Clar-
ence Mckinney, PhllIppi; w. B. Van
Horn, Lost Greek; Robert w. West,
Salem; Orville B. Bond. Salem:
Stranda Outright, Buckhannon; Har-
old Grim, Grantsvllle; Duncan H.
Kyle, city; S. R. Hannah, Wilson