Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-15


taring of industries and the erection
OF large number of dwellings and
stores. The following gentlemen
were elected directors for the ensu.
ing year: j. III. Dingee, @. NJ. Clark,
e. j. Collins, Thomas Graham and
D. ID. Sergeant,of Philadelphia, NJ. w.
Bryan of Roanoke, Va, and
DIR. Jas. O'Keeffe of Tazewell G. H.
AT a meeting of Directors held on
the same day and at the Same place,
M. w. Bryan was elected President,
IL. j. Collins Treasurer, John NJ.
Workman Treasurer. The Office OF
resident manager was temporarily
discontinued.> The President who is
Il resident of Roanoke. will frequent
ly visit Grrham aud personally look
after the conpany's interest.
TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL.
The following is the program of
the closing exercises of the Tazewell
High School, on the evening of May
IL, 1891:
1. May Queen.
II.aPiano Duet, Misses Ella Bowen
and Leola Anderson.
III. Preparing for the Picnic, Little
Children.
w. Piano Duet, Misses Halle
Dodd and Jessie O'Keeffe.
V. Be Man, Chapman Anderson.
vi. Violin Solo, Miss Leola Anderson.
VII. Military Discipline, Little BOYS.
VIII. Piano Duet, Campbell Stras
and Miss Leola Anderson.
TX. Tableau, Josephine and Napoleon,
Miss Hallieand H. R. Dodd.
Y { Piano Duet, k. Price Nj. White.
I Piano Solo, Maggie May.
XI. The Settlers Story, Miss
Stella Crockett.
XII. Violin Solo, w. II. Anderson.
XIII. The Happy Family.
XIV. William E. Gladstone, A. M.
Crabtree.
XIV. Violin Quartette, Piano Accom-
paniment.
XVI. The Rehearsal, Little Children.
XVII. Vocal Solo, Miss Stella Crockett.
XVIII. Piano Solo, Miss L. Anderson.
XIX. Death of Gaudcntis, Lacy Tvnes.
Xxx. Piano Solo, Miss Halle Dodd.
XXI. Billy's Rose, Miss Tommy
Buckland.
XXI. Piano Duet, Misses
Bowen and Britain.
XXIII. Dialogue from French of Fene-
Ion, Misses Dodd and Anderson.
XIV. Vocal Solo, Miss Stella Crockett.
XIV. Piano Duet, Misses Leola Alder
son and Susie Chapman.
XXVI. Thy Country, Thy God and
Truth, Thomas Howard.
XVII. Violin Solo, Herbert Dodd.
XVIII. Play, Which Will he Marry 2
xxx. Violin Duet, Chapman and Will
Henry Anderson.
Our reporter was on hand for the
purpose of giving a critical account
of all that transpired, but being left
without the usual facilities afforded
reporters, and so remote from the
stage he was not even able to hear
the actors in the exercises. Miss
Stella Crockett, however has such
clearness of articulation she com
PEELED everybody in the audience to
hear her splendid recitation. The
music was quite good, throughout.
AT the close of the programm j,
w. Chapman Esq. acted as spokes.
man for Mrs. Doggett, and present
ed Miss Stella Crockett with a neat
bible as a reward for her correctness
OF department, industry, and high
standard on grade-being the high
est attained in the institution.
AS is known, the High School has
been under the management of Mrs.
Doggett, assisted by Mrs. Spots
and Miss Cabell, since the appoint
ment of Rev. d. v. Price as pastor
of the Methodist congregation at
this place, and has been conducted
with reasonable SUCCESS.
We learn that Miss Cabell, who
has been with us in the music dc.
partment for several yerrs, has &C.
cepted a position in the prosperous
female seminary established by Prof
Kregloe at the growing city of Buena
Vista.
We know wa hut voica tho cent