The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-05

The city board Of affairs has dccreed
that pigs must 80" from tho city lin
lis and have taken drastic steps tn-rid
the corporation OF tho animals An
ordinance is in the making which will
soon rid the town Of the pig nuisance.
The funeral OF Oregon Moran, whose
death occurred Sunday. took place
Tuesday morning ut 10 o'clock and in-
torment was made in the cemetery nj
Mt. Zion. Mr.. Muran's death occurred
after an illness Of paralysis He was
respected resident OF this county.
The dead body Of Marion Little.
aged 73 years. prominent citizen of
near BoothsvilEe. was discovered hang
ing from rafter in an out house
Thursday morning by his dauEhtpr-in-
law. Mrs. William Little. I'll health
Is thought to have been the motive for
the deed.
f. n. Moore. assistant general man
nGer of the MonongahGln Valley Trac-
ton Company, was named rs sponsor
for tho sophomore class Of the Fair
mont high school Mt meeting of tho
class held Thursday.
Mayor Anthony Bowen and Street
Commissioner A. l.. Lehman left Mon
day for Pittsburg, where they attend
cd the American Good Roads cunven-
ton.
Arthur Scott. the thirteen months
old infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Montgomery. died at the home OF his
parents Tuesday morning after IN ILL
ness of pneumonia.
The Wnman's Hospital Association
of this city will hold flag Day" on
April s for the purpose Of providing
funds for the equipment and =dHc0ra=i
ton Of several rooms at tine Cook hos
nital. The association Is affiliated with
the Cook hospital. Mrs. G. p. IIutchin-
son is president OF the organization.
After investigating charges pre-
ferred against Postmaster Charles r..
NIanley by number Of the striking
postoftice employees, F. F'rayser and
Thomas NJ. Diskin. government lnyes-
tigators, returned to Washington No
reports were given out as to the In
vestigation.
DR.. Harriet B. Jones, of Wheeling,
who was appointed medical inspector
for the state institutions by the state
hoard OF regents. spent this week in
this city where she inspected the
young women of the normal school
and delivered series OF lectures on
the care of the body, sanitation, etc.
The Monongahela Valley Round
Table will hold the second meeting OF
the year at Warrington on March "a
and IS.
Fairmont in 1917 Is the slogan
adopted by the Marion County Teach
ers Association in regard to the 1917
of the West Virginia Educa-
tion Association which meets in
on June IA, Is and 1G I'm
der the direction of Otis G. Wilson,
OF tho city schools.
and Homer G. Toothman, county SUI
perlntcndent, vigorous campaign has
been conducted for membership In the
state association with the result that
a list Of seventy-one names has been
to the headquarters of the
1wnaIye, T7TnFI4Iy@F Tv- Itnnr yVavN4aE1
assistant general manager Of the
operations OF the Consolidation Coal
Company in West Virginia, Maryland
and kentucky and took charge or his
new duties March /. Frank Lyon is
chief to Mr.. Fleming.
Charles w. Evans, secretary of the
Fairmont chamber OF commerce. has
been advised by Judge E. #. Morgan
of the public service commission, that
tho railroads interested in the inter-
change of freight in this section had
filed their proposed arrangements
with the commission. The date for
the hearing before the commission has
not been set at this time.
The Main street property or the
First National Bank of this city was
offered for sale at public sale Wednes-
day afternoon In this city. There
were no bids for the building and the
sale was postponed until April / when
It will again be offered for sale.
J. II. Nightingale, OF Charleston.
state commissioner of seals and
weights. delivered a lecture before the
Womans Club OF this city Friday af-
ternoor.
A portrait OF j. NJ. Hartley, a dis
tinguished citizen OF this city, was pre-.
sonted to the Young Mems Christian
Association at banquet served by the
loosers to the winners In the recent
campaign.
Martin Fill, aged 40 years. a German
miner employed at Mine No. 8 OF the
Coal Company at Mo-
nongah, was found dead in his he'd
morning. death having been
the result OF hemorrhage.
Mrs. John w. Mason, Jr. enter
tanned at auction bridge Tuesday. her
guests of honor including Mrs. John
Porter. Of sewlcisley. Pa. Miss Juliette
Rathbono. Of Parkersburg; Hiss Mar
guerlte Fendrielsi OF Mercersbrrg, Pa,
and miss Mary Wellenors Of Baltimore.
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