Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-11-27
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
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kew. ii. +. Snealy; CsipG. IL. WI. NC1iud-
ny of the Y. NJ c. A. State Executive
Committee; Taylor Mccoy. Generel Secre-
tary of the Staunton Associations. ana
James L. Templeton, represented the
Staunton Association at the District Con-
ference in Front Royal, Warren county,
last week. The Augusta Military Academy
was represented by Prof. J. 1. Curtis and
Cadets Bowman, Boggs and Wilton, and
New Hope by Mr.. Shelley.
MI. Augustus E. White, formerly of
Staunton, has leased the Gladys Inn from
the e. s. o. Development Co. at West Cliff
ton Forge, and will remove his family there
next Tuesday. MI. and Mrs. James A.
Frazier of Clifton Forge, have taken board
there for the winter. Mr.. White has also
leased the Gladstone Hotel at Gladstone,
and the restaurant at the new depot in
West Clifton Forge.
"Uncle Ches" the aged colored mail car
rier of the Augusta Female Seminary, who
is known of several generations OF the
graduates of that institution, and who is
so esteemed by them that in their magazine
this year they had full length photograph
of him printed, had u severe fall on Main
street, opposite the VINDICATOR Office,
Friday evening.
Grand Master of Masons J. Howard
Wayt, offciated at the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Southwest Virginia Female
Seminary at Bristol, on Wednesday of last
week, and last Tuesday officiated at the
laying of the corner stone of the new court
house of Warwick county at Newport
News. se
The Clifton Forge Review says: ''Miss
Jennie Anderson of Staunton, an estima-
BILE daughter of n. H. Anderson who gave
valuable assistance in getting out the first
number of the Review, is now teaching in
the family of E. T. McAllister near Ben,
| ir this county, and well pleased with Ale
ghany."
Cards are out for the marriage, in the
| First Presbyterian church, Staunton, on
Tuesday, December LIST, at A. M, Of MI.
George Walker st. Clair, Of Jeffersonville.
! Tazewen Co., Va, to Miss Annie Huston
| Walker, daughter of Dr.. George S. Walker
Of Staunton.
| Mr.. W. /. Stout of Albemarle made an
address to the Miltonian Society, literary
society of the blind pupils at the D., D. &
B. Institution, last week. If he gave them
anything like his famous speech at the
Basic City celebration. they had a rare
treat.
Miss Gussie Patterson OF Harrlsonburg,
graduate of the Augusta Female Semina-
~, has taken private school near Mt.
Carmel, Rockbrldge, and Miss Matte Bel
of Arbor Hill, Augusta, another graduate,
| has another private school in that neigh
| borhOOd.
MI. Herbert J. Taylor, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Y. M. G. A., left last Wednes-
day for Lexington, wherehe has entered the
Law School of Washington & Lee Univer-
sity. Mr.. Jas. L. Templeton takes his
place as Assistant Secretary Of the Asso-
citation.
MI. George Fl. Bell, of the firm of
Hughes & Bell, who was to have been one
of the attendants at the wedding of Miss
Annie Walker next Tuesday, has been sick
at the home of his father. DR.. Bell, in Mt.
Sidney, and there is little prospect of his
being out under two weeks.
DR.. VIM. Crawford of Mt Sidney, and
DR.. Thomas of Midway, have been called
to Abraham Hamilton, a son of Rev. A.
H. Hamilton, pastor Of Mt. Carmel, who
has been quite ill Of fever and complica-
tiops attending it.
| The Norfolk Landmark of Friday says:
sMr. A. Fl. Taylor, telegraph editor of the
Norfolk Virginian, severed his connection
with that paper last evening. He goes to
the Staunton Daily News, with the best
| wishes of the people Of Norfolk
MI. L. H. a'Court, a brother of MI. H.
H. a'Court of this county, died on Wednes-
day last at the home of MI. STAGE near the
city. Mr.. a'Court and his brother but a
few weeks since received legacy from Eng
land of some $4,000.
The friends of Capt. H. w. Holt, Com
mandant at the StaUntOn Male Academy,
will be glad to learn that, while his cOndi-
ton is not improved, his illness is not re-
garded of serious nature. He is still re-
naming with friends in Lexington.
Mr.. W. w. McGuffin Of the Augusta
National Bank, who has been spending his
vacation in the cities of West Virginia,
and i'm Cincinnati, returned to his post on
Monday morning.
The Gordonsville Gazette of Friday says:
"Mr. VIM. L. Walters, Jr., and family left
for Richmond this week. Their handsome
house will be taken by MI. Spottswood
Goodloe.' -
Miss Belle Liggett Of Staunton, who is
teaching music IN Prof. Shelton s school at
Monterey, Highland. gave musical soiree
at the residence of Senator G. P. Jones
there, Friday night.
Mai. J. c. Green the State Senator from
Wythe, who has many friends in Staunton.
is in Washington city for medical treat
ment, and it is hoped will be able to go to
Richmond by the time the Senate convenes.
MI. Kenneth Mccoy is expected to return
from New York tomorrow, where he has
been for some weeks assisting in the New
York office of the Mutual Building & An
nuity Co.
Messrs. Holmes Boyd, Jr., of Win
chester, and Randolph Carmichael Of Lex
ington, students at Washington Il Lee
University, spent Thanksgiving day with
friends in the city.
Mrs. E. E. Wayland of Austin, Texas,
who has been spending the summer and fall
with her father, Mr.. T. H. Antrim Of
Waynesboro, has returned home.
The Louisa, Va, News of Friday says:
"Mr. Isaac Witt well known capitalist of
Staunton, was registered at the Piedmont
on Monday"
The Shendun News says: Mrs. Jno. b.