Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14
Personal.

DIR. A. M. Fauntleroy left on Wednes.
day last for Baltimore, where last night he
was to deliver the annual address before
the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland.
Robt. W. Burke, Esq, and lady OF
Staunton, were in Washington city last
week.
The address before the graduating elias,
of young ladies of the Hollins Institute in
Botetourt in June. will be delivered by Fl.
st. Geo. Tucker, Esq, of otaunton.
We regret to learn that our fellow citi-
zen. c. Mcknight, ESQ.,, will shortly re-
move his residence TO Charlottesville, near
which he is about putting in operation
bent wood factory. He is a valuable citizen
and we part most unwillingly from him.
There was a small pox panic at Clifton
Forge last week, and the people could not
be quieted until DIR. McChesney of Staun-
ton had been sent for and pronounced the
case not one of small pox.
Rev. G. Beard, OF Waynesboro, assisted
the pastor of the First English Lutheran
church of Richmond, at the communion
service last Sunday.
We noticed some time since that DR..
FauntleroY, while Superintendent, had
performed the operation of trepblning on
patient at the Asylum named Allen De-
vier, of Rockingham, with the hope of re-
storing his mind. The Harrisonburg Spir
1t says the operation has proved success
and the patient is himself again.
Rev. Wm. A. Whitescarver of Waynes-
boro, aud Rev. J. W. Rosebro, of Mossey
Creek, preached at Bridgewater on Sun
day night, the I'd inst.
A gang of workmen in charge of Mr..
Chap. Bagby, are engaged in erecting a
handsome residence for r. l.. Parish,
Esq, at Covingten. Mr.. Bagby has the
contract for the brick work.
Rev. Pike Powers, formerly of Staun-
ton, had fall On the street at Richmond
Tuesday and broke his left leg just above
the ankle-joint.
The Lynchburg papers notice the death
of Jas. B. Flynn, well known citizen Of
Campbell county, which occurred at the
W. L. Asylum few days ago.
Rev. J. B Haskell was in Stanton last
week ON his way from South Carolina to
Philadelphia, where he has accepted call,
already noticed, to preach. He came out
of his way this far to christen a little
child of his friend, DR.. S. II. Henkel.
J. Addison W addsll, Esq, Clerk Of The
Court of Appeals hers. was in Richmond
on T uesday last.
J. N. Woodward. Esq, left On Wednes-
day last to take the position of Manager
of the Orkney Springs for the ensuing sea
son, which opens June LIST. The name Of
Mr.. Woodward. is of itself sufficient
guarantee that there will be luxurious far g
at the Orkney this summer.
Mr.. Joseph E. Rollins and DR.. J. M.
Hanger went to attend the Grand Council
Royal Arcanum, which met in Bic hmond
Monday. Mr.. Rollins is the Representative
from Stanton Lodge, and DR.. Hanger is
one of the Grand Trustees
Judge elect of the Court of Appeals, 7.
T. Fauntleroy, was in the city Wednesday
on his way home from the University OF
Virginia, where he was visiting his son.
Prof Conrad of the Blacksburg Agricul-
tural college, rites Maj. Hotchkiss TO re-
quest the Ssauntoa papers to notice the
fact that Prof G. H. Hitchcock of Dart
mouth College, n. H., has commenced his
lectures Oh geology at Blacksburg. Pupils
and teachers throughout the State are iu-
vited to attend. The course will continue
until Aug 10th.