Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25
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Among the residents Of Stallion and
Augusta. whose presence elsewhere is no
tced by the press, are Misses Annie CraW-
ford and Fannie McChesney, guests of
| Mrs. w. II. Hopkins. at Millboro; Miss
BIanch Mann, of Augusta, visiting rela-
tives in Bath, Mrs. VIM. A. Burnett, son
and daughter, of Staunton. visiting Mrs.
B. 8 sister, Mrs. W. L. Mcneil, CT Hills
boro, W. Va; Mrs. Sarah A. Finley, of
Augusta. visiting relatives in Greenbrier:
Miss Mary OFT, of Greenvlle, visiting rel
atives in Harrisonburg; Misses Huffman
and koogler, of Augusta, visiting friends
in Highland.
At the session of the Virginia Medical
Society at Allegheny Springs last week,
we see from the published proceedings,
that DIR. Gibson, of Stanton, exhibited
an arm-spint for extension Of the surgica
neck of the humerus, and also a modifca-
ton Of Sayre's application for fractured
clavicle. He also showed some photographs
in point.
DR.. r. L. Dabney, of Hampden Sidney.
who recently underwent severe surgical
operation at Rockbridge Baths, is now
| believed to be entirely out of danger.
| Unr thanks ara due the veteran Maj. n.
| II. Hotchkiss, for basket Of fine peaches
grown on his place. The Major evidently
| knows about other things besides rail-
| reading.
: Mr.. Lockhart Gray, son Of Mr.. J. Gray,
of Staunton. graduated at Dunsmore's
Business College Saturday last. He re-
ceived a certificate of honorable distinc-
tion from the Dunsmore's Literary So
ciety.
Among the guests at the H ale House
Monday night. were Messrs. c. F. Poland,
of the Hampshire "heview;" Il. T. Cos
horn, of the Piedmont "Herald;" A. W.
Brown, of the Hancock "Independent;"
and j. ii. Holt, of the Grafton ''Stand-
ard,'' members of the West Virginia
Editorial Association, on their way to Its
annual meeting in Charleston. They are
a fine looking representation of the AS
sOciasion.
The city electoral Board has hosen as
judges of election-J. W. Davis vice j. ".
Waddy, of 1st Ward, removed from
Staunton; and Geo. M. Harrison and John
lesser, in place of W. A. Burke and W.
c. Straughan, in the 2nd Ward, appointed
to Government positions.
| Among the guests at the Hale House,
Wednesday, was Eccles Cuthbert, ESQ.,,
IoF ha Ma ILJIornl1 10 10 Inpk-
| ing into the political situation in the
Valley.
DR.. Strider, OF the First Presbyterian
church. on Tuesday night, at the Y. M.
G. A. rooms, delivered an amusing and
interesting lecture on "Bachelors,' for
the benefit of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. The sum Of $24 so
was realized for the cause.
| Last Sunday. after Vespers. at St.
Francis church, Rev. Father Charles
Dopohoe, the assistant pastor, who left
on Monday for Fredericksburg, was call
ed out and presented with liberal purse
of money, by the congregation, as token
of their affection. ME- C. A. Armistead
made the presentation in a very happy
| speech.
Mr.. G. J. Hoff has been appointed p ost-
master at Churchville, Augusta.
Prof. G. Robert Warner who taught
Mathematics at the Staunton Male Acad-
envy last session, goes to a Male Academy
at Elicott city, Nd. Prof. Owens takes
| his place.
The Waynesboro 'Free Press" says:
"We learn that Mrs. M. E. Culton has
rented 'Kalorama,' in Stanton, and will
shortly move there"
Samuel M. Woodward, Jr., of Roa noke,
by hosts of friends.