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Wednesday, March 8, 1922 council held February 28th, building permits were granted to the Hamp- shire Barrel Factory, T. W. Mauk and D. E. Pugh. Dr. R. W. Dailey, J r., was elected to fill a vacancy in the council. having constructed two large, spec- ially designed motor cars for passen- ger service between Green Spring. Romney, Moorefield and Petersburg. They will seat twenty-four and thir- ty-four passengers, respectively, one of these being a trailer, The manu- facturers have promised to deliver them within five weeks, so this new passenger service will be installed by or before May 1st. The cars will be equipped with air brakes and electric lights and heated from the exhaust of the engine. age Company, composed of Jas. A. Shawen, W. L. Tharp and C. E. French, is having erected on the lot opposite the Farmers Exchange Mill, a building 130x42 feet for the pur- pose of manufacturing and handling all kinds of fruit packages. This will be one of the largest buildings of the kind in this part of the coun- try and will provide our fruit grow- ers with an up-to-date home concern from which to purchase their fruit packages. |
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