The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-09
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath.
cred Around Salem.

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weary of attending commencements
judging by the way the town hall was
nlled last night, when the final concert
| Of the Salem Female Seminary took
place. The following programme was
beautifully carried out aud several mem.
bers were vigorously applauded;
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| I. Chorus, Estudiantina".... La Come
o Piano SO o, Grand March" (Taunhanscr, List
Miss Annie Conrad.
Piano quartette. "Soldicr's Chorus" Schubert
end piano. The Misses Frantz and Fainter.
4. Soprano colo, II a Ecstasic" ..........A rditi
5. Piano solo, awakening OF the Lion. :. Kontski
Miss Anna Taylor.
T. Contralto colo, 30 Fair Dove, Fond Dove"
Gatty.............. .....Miss Mamie Guy.
l. Piano quartette, cHomag. to verdi'D,
end pisno. The Misses Misses Brown S ma and Wlmeth.
!. Soprano solo, In Lesic's Groves"
Miss julia Burdettc.
3. Piano duo, Martha 80. Albert.
lat piano. Miss Bessie Preston
End piano, Miss Mamie Guy.
4. Soprano solo, Rec. Aria LINDA d. Chamru-
nixl...,. ..::..".... .......... Donizetti.
s. Piano Duo, I'll Bei Bells G',' CORA
LIST piano, Miss Anna Taylor
2nd plano, Miss Annie Conrad.
The Salem machine works yesterday
shipped car load of -four mill ma
chinery to Pembroke, Giles county, and
another to buckingham county.
On Sunday morning next Rev. j. f
Love, of tho First Baptist Church, OF
Roanoke, will exchange pulpits with
Rev. DR.. Taylor, of Salem.
Elk Postmaster w. Lee Brand will
leave here to morrow for Cincinnati,
where he has accepted the position of
manager of the Pocahontas Coal Com
panys ffices in that city at salary of
$1,000 year
j. ID. G. Anders, Of Salem, left here
few days sgo for the Old North State,
and has returned to the surprise OF a
number of friends with blushing
bride.
Salem Lodge, No. 100 |. O. o T., has
been invited to unite with the lodges OF
Vinton end Roanoke in memorial scr.
vices at the First Baptist Church, of
Roanoke, next Sunday at 3:3O, but it is
hardly probable they will do so, as they
desire to have memorial services of
their own next week.
There will be regular meeting of
the appalachian Democratic Club of
Hollins at their hall Saturday at 1870 o
m. when a president will be elected and
other business transacted.
Mrs. Self and family. who have been
visiting Judge Barnitz for some months
past, left yesterday for their home in
Tennessee.
Miss Fannie Coon, of Cave Spring, is
whiting her brother, d. L. Coon.
Prof. Crabtree has formed a partner,
ship with Prof j. B. Greever, of
fra a n COnInct VI
Seminary at that place and will shortly
remove with his family to Graham.
Among the approaching marriages
may be mentioned that of Charles r.
Towson to Miss Rosa H. Stanard to take
place next Tuesday morning at the resi-
dence of =. b. Stanard, on Broad street
The June term of tho circuit court of
Roanoke county was adjourned yester-
day.
Several ladies have already arrived
here to attend the Summer School Of
Methods uperintendent Glass will
be here tomorrow to make the final
arrangements.
DOTTED swiss. in tints and figures, at
10 cents yard. Raven, black, lawn,
satin and lace striped and figured, la%
cents. Mulhouse mousselines, seven
eighths wide, 10 cents. Mommie clio ,hs,
30 inches, evening shades, l.1i cents
Mosquito net in assorted colors at the
College Avenue Dry Goods Store.
There was very enjoyable reunion
of the Oakley families yesterday at the
comfortable home of John NJ Oakley
on Burwell streets, and between thirty
and forty people sat down to splendid
dinner. Landes, the Roanoke photo.
grapher, was there and took" several
group which made pre- ty pictures. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Woolwine and family,
OF Roanoke, were also present.
Mrs. Spaulding,o of Baltimore, is regis.
tered at Hotel Salem, for the summer.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Eugenie Lallemand former resident
Of Salem, TO James e. Walden, of Salem,
to take place at the residence of the
brides parents in Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, June Is.
Prof. L. V. n Painter will address
the Ann Page Literary Society of thu
montgomery Female Semina at Chris.
tiansbnrg next Tuesday night.
Mrs James Preston, who, with her
husband, left last spring for Alabama,
has been compelled to return, as the
climate does not agree with her health
Her husband will remain for the pres
ent.
A number of coored citizens are
anxious and willing to form an organized
fire company among themselvt 5, and
will petition the council at it's next
meeting to supply them with buckets
Next Sunday night will be devoted to
the "children's exercises" at tho Mctho-
dist Church.
The Steamship VIM. 'Storrs, which
cleared from Lambert's Point, Va. for
London few days ago, had on board