Local notices and arrivals in Grafton area scene
Local brief items describe visits and movements of residents and visitors including Henry Gath, Marry Clark, Guy Hinshaw, John Overfield, Samuel Tutt, Mrs Keese, Xu Attorney John McCoy, W. P. Hendrickson, Mamie Gilligan, Newton Davis, Mrs Stephen W. Joyce, Barney Grannan, and others. Various road, hotel, and church notes. town events, travel to St Marys, Philadelphia, New York, and Parkersburg. business trips, a two weeks illness of Captain Rose, a teachers meeting, and a bishop’s visit planned in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gath
St.Mary's
Marry Clark
Clarisburg
Guy Hinshaw
Newburgj
John Overfield
Samuel Tutt
Webster
Keese
Glady Creek
Wm. Rodgers
John McCoy
Fairmont
W. P. Hendrickson
New York
Mamie Gilligan
Philadelphia
Newton Davis
Bear Thornton
Aurege
Stephen W. Joyce
Parkersburg
Barney Grannan
Cumberland
Wilfred Street
Star Studio
Louis Smith
John H. Holt
Huntington
M. Goodwin
Tyrcennel
John Henry
Christiana Street
Important Changes at Busy B O Shops in West Grafton
A wide range of personnel and shop updates at the Baltimore and Ohio shops in West Grafton. Engine 1215 undergoes repairs, several hostlers and inspectors change positions, and many workers are reported sick or reassigned. The company is building a new superintendent residence in West Grafton and considering ending the chain gang system. Large engine frame work for a 1500-class engine was completed. Superintendent J Barr from Chicago Milwaukee St Paul announces new hires and reorganizations aiming to modernize motive power operations west of the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Arlington
FP. M Durbin
Grafton
Bright
Mr. T. Pickenpaugh
Laura Dawson
Morgantown New Dominion
TL. Moran
Morgantowe
Theisin HL. M. Morgan & Sons
Morntowe Post
Morgantown
South Cumberland
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Virginia Central
Baltimore and Ohio
BF. Hess
Millé
Dickey
Mountain-Pa
Chamberlain
Ly Graften Drug & Chemical Ca
C. B. Kerchival
Hostler
J. W. Boyce
Wm. Eisner
Round House
P.J. Dolan
Petroleum
West Grafton
Daniel Gow
W. ©. Prince
Fairmont
Walter Shuck
Keperland
Willis Sandridge
Upshur County
J. W. Nickademus
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Frank Bonner
M. Kalbaugh
Ohio River
Martin
C. A. Brooks
G. W. Haislip
R. E. Barrette
Engin No. 17
Mt. Clare
Wmn. Robinson
Belington
HH. F. Bowmaster
Geo. W. Martin
Armnaster
Car Tracer
John Sheats
B. & O. Company
Frank Riley
Hostler’s Department
Transportation Department of the
Commodore Strawsberry
J. Barr
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. W. Diebert
West Milaukee
St.Paul
Newark
St. Paul Road
Barr
Pittsburg Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Protestant Episcopal Church
L. A. Smith
J. K. Holt
Marietta
Round , Table Association
Mannington
Geo. W. Peterkin
Diocese of
West Virginia
Protestant
Episcopal Church
W. W. Howes
W. Va
B&o
William Whittington
Joseph Reiner
GW. Hoover
Grafton Hotel
Washington
Col. Jos. Facey
Cherry River
Cherry and Cauley River
Dodger Hamilton
Ward
Hamilton
Ed. M. Heermans
Kingwood
Daily Post
Heermans
Preston County Journal
Charleston
Cincinnati Post
Dr.t. F. Lanham
Mrs. L. P. Sauders
Piedmont
Kate McGuire
Minnie Lucas
Boro
Fred
Bolliger
Joseph Spencer
Knotts Avenue
Mamie Dorsey
Cincinnati
McHenry
Pittsburg
Stalnaker
U. B
L. Bernstein
Ithamar Yates
Simpson
O. G. Augir
Mileville
Jacob Moritz
Henry Guth
St. Mary's
Hendrickson
Max Adelson
Cleveland
R. W. Kennedy
Crystal Ice Plant
Jerry Wasford
Theifth
George W. Hoover
Grafton House
Main
Latrobe
Harry
Samuel “Patton
Inne-mont
Chas. W. Wehp
Oscar Wi Slane
Sentinel
Oscar
Plendia
LM. la Fallette
Cole Rider's Shoe Store
John McCabe
McCabe
Gerkin- Hare
James Gerkin
Parkersburg Sentinel
Afton
Len
Grace Core-Seamon
Athur Seamon
New York City
Mayne Chariton
William Mallonee
Addison Street
Mullopee
William Lake
The
Carpenter Shops
L. S. Ditton
Montsville
Bob
Waitman T. Lartlett
Hisrine
Otto Glendening
John Headlager
IL. B. Coap
Emplo
Pruntytown
Sement
Little Ray Shaw
Ott Adair
J. H. Hill
Chicagro
Carpenter James
Tutt
Samuel
Lancaster Gingham
Lonsdale
Bolt
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