The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-26

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ganist. Mrs. H. G. Wade, with S25.
and the choir directress. Mrs. O..
A. Wood, with $25.
Moose Initiation - Tairmort
Lodge No. .. Loyal Order CT
Moose. will initiate a large class
Of candidates next Sunday AFTER
noon at $3.50 O'Clock In Moosa
Home. Probably from 100 to $50
candidates will be initiated. The
degree work will be eXempl:ficd
by the Morgantown degree team.
Board to Mect-The board Of
directors OF tire N. P. q r. Co.
will hold a meeting In the Watson
Building tomorrow morning, II
was stated today by Earl H.
Smith. director OF public relations
for the company. Ali'the dlrec.
tors from Pittsburgh and New
York will be here, 1t was said.
Leaves Tomorrow-Col. O. w.
Watson, president OF the Consoll-
dalton Coal Co., who Is spending
a few days here, will leave for
the east tomorrow, It was stated
at the Watson Building today.
Sells .275 Turkeys-one local
meat dealer disposed Of 275 tudk-
eys for Christmas consumption
and said today that he could have
sold two hundred more as he had
inquiries for fully that many
Burn Many CandIes-The old
custom of burning candles in the
Windows on Christmas eve was
observed In many Falrmont homes
this year. In many homes, oua
could see the tiny candle flame
at the window. A new candle Is
supposed to be permitted 10 burn
all the way down to the socket
" the candle. stick.
WeSVmS meeting - Fatrmont
Lodge No. 0 A. F. G A, M, viii
mold Its regular state communicR.
tton ut Masonic Temple on We'd,
nesday evening at 7:3O O'Clock IN
honor Of the observance OF st
Johns Day. Work In the third de,
gree will be exemplitied.
To ST. Petershuruh - Mr., and
Mrs. Seymour MeIntire of BenonI
avenue left today for st. Peters,
burg. Fla. where they will remain
until next June. En- route to tho
Florida point they will stop a.
Washington and Pinehurst.
Extra Service. off-Most of the
extra service on the interurban
lines Of the NJ. p. G R. Co.,
which was In operation during the
Christmas shopping season, was
taken off today, although some ex.
ira trippers are being operated
between here and Everson on the
Fairmont and Clarksburg line.
Have Dauahter-A baby daugh.
ter, which has been named Mary
Josephine, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sarsfield OF Four
States Sunday. Mrs. Sarstield
was Miss Edna Mcbride before
her marriage.
Tailor shop Sold - The Fifth
Avenue Tailoring Shop was sold a.
public auction this afternoon at
o'clock. The purchaser was Frank
Delligatti and the purchase price
was $3.50. The tailoring shop was
located in the Fairmont Hotel
Building In Jefferson street. I'm.
til closed few days ago by the
constable, the store had been
carrying on a general business in
mems clothing, and was managed
by John Dell.
Have Returned-W. R. Smith,
who conducts the NJ. R. news.
stand, accompanied by Mrs.
Smith and sons, Allen and Solo.
mon, have returned from Union.
town, Pa, where they were the
guests Of Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Litman.
Freight Cleaned up-Both the
B. & o. and Monongahela freight
houses In Fairmont are pretty
we'll cleaned up after the Christ.
mas rush. The wareroom today
presents q more normal aspect.
Little freight has come Into the
city for several days.
Plenty Of Express-James Lang,
agent Of the American Railway
Express Co., in Fairmont, today
said that 1t will require today and
tomorrow to clean up the accumu-
latlon Of expressage. Whenever
a holiday comes on Monday It ties
up things because no delivery can
be made on the previous day, Il
Sunday. Mr.. Lanee would not
state definitely without comparing
his records, but he was Of the
opinion that the expressage was
heavier this Christmas than even
the record breaker Of 1920.
CONDITION SATISFACTORY.
The condition Of Constable c. W.
HAWKING. Who underwent an mar.