Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-11-02
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Among the physicians who passed their
examinations before the State Board OF
Medical Examiners at Richmond last week,
were Dr.. Chertsey Hopkins, the woman
member of the Staff OF the Western State
| Hospital, and DR.. Lacy Gibson OF Staun-
ton. The Medical Society of Virginia, in
session at Richmond last week, recommen-
ded DE-. Henry NJ. Patterson of Staunton,
to the Governor, for appointment on the
State Board Of Examiners, from the 10Th
district. Besides Dir. Hopkins, another
woman physician, DR.. A. s. Crush, Of
Washington city. passed the examination
of the Board.
Mr.. r. 2. Hayes, of Ere mont, Ohio, son
| OF Ex-President Il. &. Hayes, was at the
Eakleton Hotel, Tuesday, with his bride
He is on his wedding tour, and is going up
| the Valley to look over the ground that his
father fought over when Brgaiier Gen
eral with Hunters Federal command
MI. Hayes said he WAS in Bermuda last
winter and met Maj. Hanger, the U. S.
Consul, and his niece, Miss Mary Hanger,
and he asked after them with interest.
Charlottesville Progress "Mr. James
l.. Gordon, late of this city, and known in
the Empire State as the ''Silver- Tongued
Young Virginian, made speech at Syria
cuse, New York, last Friday, from the
platform Of the Pilgrim, the private car
OF Senator David Bennett Hill. Senator
II III has taken great fancy to MI. Cor
don. and is pushing him to the front in one
OF the greatest political fights ever known
! i'll New York State
n circular received by members OF the
order here, announces officially that w. w.
Athey of Leesburg, Grand Commander OF
the American Legion Of Honor III Virginia
has resigned OH account Of i'll health, apd
that Vice Grand Commander, A. w. Now
lin of Lynchburg, succeeds him.
A gentleman Of Stanton visiting Rich
mond this week, saw there MI. Charles A.
Richardson, formerly Of this city, He was
little changed and wore the same full beard
parted i'll English style. He enquired about
the people in Staunton. He is living il.
New York.
Waynesboro Sentinel Mrs. Harry
Blease, of Stanton, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
Marion KoiIer. Miss Bessie Whtlock,
who has been visiting Miss Lottie Fauber,
has returned to her home in Staun;on, ac-
companied by Miss Fauber."
Bath letter III Highland Recorder: cdr.
Fultz who has been living i'll Louisville.
KY. for some time, returned to Williams
vile Monday. The Drs many friends all
rejoice at his return, and hope they may
persuade him to locate here permanently. -
Bath News: "Mrs. Baker and daughter,
| Miss Fannie, left Millboro Depot Tuesday
morning for their home in Stanton Miss
Susie Armentrout, who has been visiting
at her old home for some weeks, has also
returned to that city,"
Mr. Joseph H. Carpenter, night clerk at.
the Eakleton Hotel. has resigned to take a
position of travelling salesman for Daven-
port & Morris. Mr.. Benz. O. Blackford
takes his place as night clerk.
Woodstock Herald: Miss Lizzie,
daughter of Capt. Jno II Grabill, has gone
to Greenevilie, Augusta county, Va,
where size will teach, in the Graded
Schoo.r'
Charlottesville Chronicle: emf Hugh
Mcilhany, Of Staunton, passed through
Charlottesville yesterday, on his way to
| Amherst to attend the Y. NJ. &. a. con
ference
Mr.. James T. Lightner. long connected
with the dry goods business in Staunton,
and who has an extensive acquaintance in
Virginia, has taken a position as salesman
in a carpet house in Baltimore.
Tie venerable Capt. Lewis Barley, of
Winchester, arrived in the city Saturday
evening to see his sister, Mrs. A. M. Simp
son, VINO is quite sick.
Capt. Carter Berkeley left Saturday
morning for Hanover county, for a hunt
| with some friends from Philadelphia who
would meet him there.
Col. VIM. Lamb of Norfolk, was in the
city Sunday night and left for Clifton
| Forge Monday to speak there Oil that night
in behalf of Mr. Yost.
| President Harry Blease and Secretary
| Herbert j. Taylor, are the officers Of de
| batting society just organized at the Y. NJ. .
| G. A. for the winter.
Miss Susie Flanagan of Charlottesville,
is in the city visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Annie Ii. Powell.
MI. Cyrus Creigh has just returned from
visit to the Southwestern Virginia coal
fields.
Charlottesville Progress Mrs. e. @.
Herring of Staunton, is visiting her broth
er, Mr.. J. w. Christmas in this city,
Col. r. s.. Tux was in attendance Oh
the Pocahontas, W. Va, Circuit Court
last week.
Mrs. j. H. Crosier was in Richmond last
week to attend the funeral CT her sister,
Miss Marie A. Cady.
Capt. Thos. S. Doyle, Principal Of the
D., D. & B. Institution is confined to the
house by infammatory rheumatism.
MI. J. Martin Perry who has been teach
ing school in Tennessee, has returned home.
| Mrs. M. z. Funkhouser is visiting
friends in Roanoke.
County Court.
In the County Court, Judge Lyman