Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-12-14
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Mr.. w. B. Trout, student at the Epis-
copal High School, at Alexandria, is at the
Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore
suffering from recurrence of appended
tbs. He was taken from school to the Hos
pital by his cousin, DR.. Hugh w. Henry,
His parents, MI. and Mrs. P. H. Trout
of this city, went to Baltimore to visit
him, and were Informed by DR.. Tiffany. the
chief Surgeon. that an operation would not
be performed at present, if at all. His
mother, who had remained with him. re-
turned home with him on the Vestlbule
train Wednesday night. He is safely over
the present attack.
MI. Bayne M. Bushong, son OF Rev.
A. J. Bushong, formerly of Augusta, has
been elected editor and manager OF the
Daily Union published at Bridgeport, ct.
That paper says of him that 'He has been
night and city editor and for the past year
has been for the greater part of the time
acting editor of the Union. His work gave
such satisfaction that when the OppOrtuni-
ty came he was promoted to the most i'm
portant position on the Union"
Miss M. A. Nutting, the Assistant Su-
perintendent Of the ohns Hopkins Hospital
Training School for Nurses, has been pro-
NOTED to the post of Superintendent, vaca-
ted by Miss Isabel A. Hampton on her mar
rage last summer. Miss Nutting is gifted
and charming woman, and is pleasantly re-
membered by many of the old Staunton
patients of the Johns Hopkins.
Charlottesville Chronicle :-'Col. E. G.
Pendleton, proprietor of the Augusta
Springs, and his family, were in Char
lottesville yesterday and left for Washing
ton. where they will spend the winter. Mr..
T. P. Payne with his wife, sister and two
children, left yesterday for Staunton to
visit relatives. Mrs. G. E. Van Pelt is
visiting her mother in Staunton."
Gen. w. W. Averell of the U. s. Army,
who will be remembered as one of the guests
at the reunion of the 2Sth n. Y. veterans
with the 9Th Virginia veterans here, has
written letter to Gen. Fitz Lee compli-
plimenting him on the fairness of his his
tory of Gen. Robert E. Lee, and adding that
sit is dispassionate and digniied, worthy
of it's heroic theme"
MI. Geo. K. Anderson of Clifton Forge,
and formerly Commonwealth Attorney
of Louisa county, has been appointed by
Gov. O'Ferrall, to be Judge Of Allegheny
and Craig, in place of Judge Moore, re-
signed. Mr.. Anderson was one OF the
counsel of Goodman, convicted OF the
murder of Parsons. MI. A. married a
niece Of MI. G. G.. Gooch of this city.
The Atlanta, Ga, papers publish let
ter from Capt. Charles S. Arnall, Presl'
dent Of the Virginia Society of that city,
announcing that he has received from Gen.
Fitz Lee formal acceptance OF an invita-
ton to deliver before that Society, an ad-
dress on Gen. Robt. E. Lee, at their cele-
bration of the birthday Of this great SOL
dier, which is legal holiday in that State.
Harrisonburg Register: "Mr. Silas A.
Walker, of Augusta county, was on jury
duty in the q. S. court here this week. He
is brother of Gen. James A. Walker, the
congressman from Southwest Vir-
ginia, and resembles the distinguished ex-
Confederate in features and general ap-
pearance.
Mr. Thomas Hamilton of Mexico, Mo-,
who was called to Virginia by the critical
illness OF his brother, Mr.. Hugh A. S.
Hamilton of Fishersville, returned home
last week, MI. Hamilton being now safely
convalescent enough to drive to Staunt0n
Wednesday to visit Col. S. Brown Allen.
Highland Recorder: "Mr. Frank Trim
BILE of Augusta county, is visiting at his
old home near Monterey. Master Russ
Porter has gone to Staunton to clerk fol-
the Star Grocery Company. Russ is a
bright boy and will soon be master of his
new position
MI. Broadus B. Newman of Louisville
KY, is, with his wife and children, at the
residence of his mother-in-law, Mrs. B
Bolen. He is quite sick and has just re-
turned from Johns Hopkins Hospital where
after examination, the physicians advised
him to return home.
MI. Jno. w. Carroll, formerly of Staun
ton, and now Of Lynohburg, OWLS two Of
the best plantations in Campbell county
and has just made the good farmers record
of slaughtering IA hogs which averaged 29s
pound, 6 ounces.
Lexington Gazette Mrs. Blanche
Wright and children who have been the
guests of Mrs. w. G. Wright. have re-
turned to their home in Greenville, Au-
gusta county"
Mrs. DR.. Il. P. Reese left on Tuesday
for Middletown, Pa, where her daughter.
Mrs. Ada Croll, wife Of Rev. John CrOll
has Just lost her little three year-old son
Beverley.
Prof. A. w. Hawks will, at the Y. M
G. A. Auditorium this evening, deliver his
lecture on people have met" for the
benefit of the Ladies Aid Society of Trini-
ty church.
Col. Harry w. Fuller, the General Pas
senger Agent of the G.. & o., who was sc
badly hurt in railroad accident some
months ago, has recovered sufficiently tt
be at his office in Washington every day.
MI. and Mrs. J. E. Stuart, Of Way Cross
Va, have issued cards for the marriage o.
their daughter, Miss Lola Florence, to Mr.
Homer NJ Sites Of Fort Defiance, at 9:3'
A. NJ, Wednesday, Dec. 10th.
Charlottesville Chronicle :-''Dr. J
Breckenridge Catlett Of Staunton, returned
home yesterday, after visiting friends il
charlottesville. y