Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-07-17
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mr.. John W. Tinsley Of Petersburg, Va,
who formerly taught at Middlebrook in this
county, and who was Principal of the City
High School of tesviIle-session OF
'90-'91, has recently been called to assume
charge Of the Charles Town, W. Va. Male
Academy, which was formerly conducted
by Prof. W. FL. Kable before establishing
the Staunton Military Academy. The
Charles Town Academy was founded in
1895, is school of advanced character,
conducted on the plan pursued at the Uni
versity Of Va, and has been in successful
operation since it's commencement. Among
it's Board of Trustees we find the names OF
such men as the Hon. W. L. Wilson, Con
gresham from the Charles Town district.
Mr.. Tinsley was unanimously called by the
Trustees to his new position. The usual
income to the head master. it is stated, is
eighteen hundred to two thousand dollars
per session of months.
Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss, accompanied by
his wife, left on Saturday last to take q
month S vacation. He goes first to ST.
Paul, Mimi, to attend the National Edl-
rorial Convention. This is the Major {
first holiday in fifteen months, during
which time he has been busy as a Director
pany, and as President and General Mama
ger of the new Shendun town Company.
Among the Stauntonians who spent the
Fourth of July at Bridgewater, were Mr.
Thomas ID. Woodward and Miss Alice
Woodward, who visited their brother, MI.
S. M. Woodward, and Miss Willie AnthO-
ny, who visited the family of Mr.. G. w.
Hamilton.
Maj. Murray of the Goshen Blade, was
in Staunton, Tuesday, on his way to
Charles Town, w. Va. He gives an excel
lent account of affairs at the thriving town
of Goshen, and the columns of his live and
interesting paper. which keeps up with al
the progress there, confirm it fully.
Mr.. James A. Patterson, formerly OF
Waynesboro, and now Of Seattle, Wash,
ington, arrived at his old home last Mon
day, and was warmly welcomed By his ole
friends. His wife is also in Waynesboro
having been spending some weeks with
friends there.
Miss Lula Van Pelt and Miss Fannie
Stratton, were in attendance on the Sun.
4 Of Po1tinaOpo NJ r.
Conference, South, at Woodstock, Shenan-
doah, last week. 1t selected Martinsburg
W. Va, as it's place for meeting next year
Mrs. Jacob Ezekiel of Cincinnati, the
mother of Sir Moses Ezekiel, the noted
American sculptor, died suddenly Friday
at the Hygeia aHotel at Old Point. She
was an aunt of Mrs. Alexander Hart OF
Staunton.
Pref. J. A. Hiner of Dunsmore's Bust.
ness College, is at Chautauqua, n. Y, at.
tending the Business Educators National
Association now in annual session at that
place.
The Richmond Chamber Of Commerce
has elected Maj. Absalom Koiner'of Fish
ersville, and J. T. Templeton and G. V.
Sutton Of Waynesboro, to be correspond
ing members of that body.
Mrs. G. A. Connor of Jackson, Tenn.
who thirty-siX years ago moved to that
State, is visiting relatives in Augusta
county, her old home.
In our list of the uslers at the Sam Jones
meetings at the Bodley Wagon Works last
week, the name of one Of the most efficient,
MI. S. X. Davis, was omitted.
Mr.. Lester Ogg and his sister, Miss Edna
Ogg, are visiting their grand father, MI.
E. j. Boyd, Of Mineral City, Louisa coun-
ty.
Messrs. Virginius and Glenn Hall of New
York, spent few days in the city last
week, the guests of Mr.. P. B. Sublett on
South Church street.
Judge Charles Grattan left on Wednes-
day for Roanoke, where he will hold the
Hastings Court for Judge Gordon Robert
son, who is sick.
The Board Of Directors Of the w. J..
Asylum OH Tuesday last. increased the sal
airy Of DR.. G. L. Haynes, the woman phys
ician, to 81 900 per annum.
Intelligence was received yesterday by
Mrs. Mary Crawford barrow, of the death
of her husband, DR.. r. Fl. Darrow, a prom
inent physician of Omaha, Neb.
Misses Lola Whitlock and Lottie Fauver
Of Waynesboro, are visiting their relative,
Miss Bessie Whitlock at 322 Richardson
street.
Judge J. L. S. Kirby left Yesterday for
Richmond, on the receipt Of a telegram an
nouncing the critical Illness of his yenera-
bic mother.
Miss Tillie Lundsford of Roanoke, cane
home with Miss Fannie B. Shelton, daugh-
ter of Dr.. L. w. Shelton, who has been
teaching art at Glade Springs, on a visit.
MI. Jno. M. Carroll of the Virginia
Hotel, leaves this morning, with his wife,
for ten days at Atlantic City.
Miss Julia Nelson of Florence, Ala, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Stout on
Frederick street.
Mrs. S. A. Cooke, the venerable mother
Of MI. G. l.. Cooke, IS with his family at
the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Miss Annie S. Caldwell of Waynesboro,
is visiting her uncle in Christiansburg,
Montgomery county.
MI. Barton Marpole and his daughter,
Miss Blanch Marpole of Staunton, are WIS.,
iting relatives in New Market.
Miss Grace Patterson ic vic;ti,,o tbo
daughters of Col. J. G. Shields at River
side, Rockbridge.
Miss Mamie Alexander of Waynesbo1o o,
is attending the Summer Normal School at
Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Wetzel and daughter of Dayton.
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. E. A. Hawkins on
North Market street.
MI. j. S. Lipscomb, formerly of Staun-
ton. is now proprietor of the Hotel BTinton