Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-12-28
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wHEREABo AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
G. &. Gooch, Jr., from Hampden Sidney
College, Watson P. Gooch, from Washing
ton & Lee, Miss Alma Scheffer, from thu
Bacon Institute, Hagerstown, Md, Her
bert J. Taylor, from Washington, Miss
Cornelia May, from the Virginia College
for Young Ladies, at Roanoke, Kent Har
| rison and Frazier Bell, from the Episcopa
High School at Alexandria, Randolph
Berkeley, from Washington. Geo. Bell
from Charlottesville, Lawrence w. H
Peyton. from the V. M. l., Baldwin and
Hampton Wayt, G.. P. Eichelberger, J. B.
Ransom, Walter Hullihen, Hulst Glenn,
Travers Hartman, ]. M. Robertson, Claude
Fl. Burke and J. B. Cochran. from the U.
of Va, q. G. Wholey, from Rock Fill
College, Md, and Miss Frances B. CatIett.
of Washington. are all back home for the
holidays.
A Washington letter in the Baltimore
Sun says s'Secretary Carlisle to-day made
public his plan>for the complete reorganiza-
ton of the office Of Supervising Architect
of the Treasury. Under this plan the ar
chitectural and technical functions will be
entirely separated from the administrative
Mr.. Chas. E. Kemper, the Assistant Super
vlslng Architect, will carry out the Secre-
tary's plan, and, when fully recognized,
he will take charge of the administrative
branch. The Secretary's purpose is to
appoint Supervising Architect early in
January"
Speaking of Col. I. G. Wade, who has just
bought an interest in Yost's Weekly here,
the Rockingham Register says: "Col
Wade is from North Dakota, and has re-
sided in Broadway for several years, where
he has Eeen editor and publisher of the
Broadway Enterprise. He is gentleman
OF affable address and has had considerable
experience in agriculture and stock raising
in the far West. When the Dakotas were
admitted to Statehood he came within a
few votes of election to the United States
Senate"
Lexington Gazette ''Mr. Jas. A. Tenn
peton and wife Of Staun.on, are the guests
Of Mrs. N. j. Gibbs. Hon. II. st. Geo.
Tucker was the guest of Hon. j. r. Tuck
Ell on Saturday. Miss Ollie Parker of
Staunton. is the guest of M ISIS Pearl Boude
Mr.. Rudolph Bumgardner Of Staunten, has
finished his law course at w. & l.. U. and
passed his examination before Judge Nc
Laughln. Miss Rosa Tucker of StauntOn,
is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. j.
r. Tucker"
Charlottesville Chronicle "Mr, w. S.
Burke of Staunton. and MI. e. A. Watson
of Nimrod Hall, passed through the city
yesterday on their return from two days
hunt in Amherst. They carried home 1876
rabbits and 50 cartridges. MI. J. f. Mil
lei of Staunton, passed through the city
yesterday in charge of Miss Papnell of
Pittsylvania county. Miss Pannell was
being carried to the Asylum. Mr.. VIM.
Hotopp went to Staunton Friday.O
The trouble with therstudents at Rich
mond College over the election of Prof. F.
w. Boatwright as President, began, it is
stated, year or two ago when he was
elected Professor of Modern Languages in
place of Prof. L. n. Hasseleff, formerly
member OF the faculty of the Augusta Fee
male Seminary here. and who was a great
favorite with the students.
Speaking Of the suit of mclaughlin VS..
NJ cGlaughlin's ex'r, which has been pend
ing in the Pocahontas, w. Va, Circuit
Court for seventeen years. the Pocahontas
Times says the stack of papers in the case
is nearly foot high. Col. r. S. Turk has
won the case for Mclaughlin, but the
counsel for the executor is having the record
copied for an appeal.
Maj. W. II. Barkman, for many years
the central figure in the Stonewall Brigad e
Band, will be married January I'd, at 9:15
A. NJ, in Trinity church. -Staunton, to
who has been spending some time here with
her sister, the wife of Officer W. r. New
man of the Staunton police force.
Montgomery Hall, the residence of MI.
II. D. Peck, was the scene of a family re
union during the holidays Jennie
Mae Peck of the Baltimore School of Elo-
cution, Mr.. John S. Peck of the Westing-
house Electric works at Pittsburg, Pa,
and MI Horace S. Peck of Providence, r.
L.. all returned home for the holidays.
Miss Lucy Lee Powell. from Baltimore,
w. r. Tyree, from Charleston, w. Va !,
Richard Witt, from Baltimore, T. G.
Elder, Jr., from Randolph Macon College,
Miss Ella M. Noon, from Dayton, and Ru-
dolph Bumgardner, from w. u l.. Univer-
sity ARE at home for the holidays.
Judge George M. Harrison of the SUI
preme Court Of Appeals, will leave next
week to attend the first meeting of the new
court at Richmond. January lst. His res
idence during the term will lie at Mrs. Du-
val S on Franklin and Sd streets.
MI. John Stott, bookkeeper at M. e.
Miller & Bros, will be married to Miss
Annie Lee Patteson, daughter Of Mr.. W.
w. Patteson of West End, at the First
Presbyterian church, ON Wednesday, Janu-
ary 9th, at $50 A. M. -
MI. j. G. Bishop and family who have
been resident guests at the Virginia Hotel,
have gone to housekeeping on Prospect
street.
Highland Recorder "Miss Sudie Steph-
enson, sister of our Commonwealth s ATT
torney, has gone to Staunton to spend the
winter"
Salem Times: s'Mrs. J. l.. Koiner of
Augusta county, and MI. Irving Moon of
Richmond, are visiting their father MI.
W. J. Moon."
Charleston, Kanawha. Gazette "Lau
B. Wing, a Chinaman from Staunton, is a
guest at the st. Albert. He comes here to
open a laundry.7'