The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-03-13
EVENTS TONIGHT.


EVENTS TONIGHT.
Miller school-Basketball Miller and
Fleming school alumnis for the al.
umni championship.
Y. NJ. @. A.-Fairmont Choral Society
meets for rehearsal.
Locust avenue and Fourth street
Woman's Missionary Society of Will
liams Memorial NJ. E. church, south.
Armory-A. B. Fisher dancing class.
Jefferson street-Robert E. Lee Chap
ter of U. D. G. meets with Mrs C. Z.
Marley.
Normal school-Players club
Odd Fellows hall-Mlrion L.. dee, |. o
OF.
Red Men hsll-Marion Lodge, K. of P.
K. of p. hall-Mountain City Temple,
r. s..
Maccabee hall-Mar:on Hive, Macca.
bees.
Has TonslIItis-Mr. and Mrs. w. C.
Ridgely announce that their little son,
Jack, who has Just recovered from a
severe attack of grip is now suffer.
ing with tonsilitis.
Prizes For Gardens-Mayor Anthony
Bowen will issue proclamation this
week offering prizes to the best gar.
dens in the city this summer in which
vegetables are planted and will Of
fer set of prizes for the best flow.
er plots on front lawns in the city.
Flrenen as Roofers-Because sew
eral shingles came loose on the roof
OF the Troy laundry this morning, a
few of the fireboys were given a job
OF sticking up ladders and climbing
over slippery roofs. They managed
TO handle their feet very dexterously
on the roofs and gave an exhibition
of ladder climbing and shingle repair
ing worthy of any fire department.
Railroads Spring clearins-Feeling
that the severest part of the winter
has gone the Monongahela railroad
had started its men at the regular out
door painting along the line. All ex.
posed steel work will be gone over,
the painters at present being engaged
under the Newton street crossover.
New Sien-The Chesapeake and Pc.
somac Telephone company has had
placed in the window of the com.
pany's handsome new home on Mon.
roe street an attractive gold lettered
sign, bearing the name of the organi.
zation which was recently changed
from the Bell Telephone company to
the Chesapeake and Potomac company.
Daughter Born-A baby girl was
born yesterday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Buddy" Ellis on Cottage avenue.
Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Nurses Meet-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Marion county Associa
ton of Graduate Nurses is in prog
ress this afternoon at Fairmont Hos
pital No. 8. Matters of routine ma
ture are being considered and plans
made for the state convention of Grad.
uate Nurses to be held here next Fall.
Library Meetins-The annual bus.
mess meeting of the Fairmont Pub.
lie Library Association will be held
late this afternoon. Officers will be
elected and routine matters attended
to. Mrs. N. r. c. Morrow the presi.
dent of the organization will preside
at the meeting. The library has had
q good year and has added quite a
humber OF books to its shelves. Sew
eral contributions of books from in.
dividuals have also been received at
the library during the year.
Telephone Man Leaves-F. K. Mans
field of the West Virginia division of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone company who spent the past
few days here left today for Charles
ton where he will transact business.
Mr.. Mansfield who was a former resi-.
dent here was located for a time in
Pennsylyania but was recently trans.
ferred to West Virginia again.
At onferenee-Rev. G. E. Goodwin.
pastor Of the First Methodist Episco.
pal church went to Pittsburgh today
where he is attending the Erie confer.
ence, a meeting Of bishops and heads
OF churches of Western Pennsylya.
mia and West Virginia which is in
session there. He will return on
Thursday. This is the first annual
conference Of the West Virginia and
Pennsylvania district.
Work on Restaurant-The trans.
formation OF the old Hub storeroom
Into a handsome restaurant room for
Anderson's restaurant, is progressing
rapidly and Will permit of the room