Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-03

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yesterday for Atlantic city.
Mr.. Edward Watkins, of Richmond, wa
here last week visiting his sister, Mrs
Taylor Bissell.
Miss Carrie Opie, daughter of DIR. Thorn
as Opie, of Baltimore. is visiting hel
cousin, Miss Christine Hartman.
DR.. Darlington, Masonic Grand Lecturer
of the State, was at Staunton Lodge No
ID. last night.
Miss Lily Satterwhite and her sister, Of
Louisville, KY, are visiting Mrs. I'll. St.
e. Tucker.
Miss Lula Bush, of Waynesboro, attend
ed the School of Methods at Bedford City
Prof. G.. u. Shreckhise. of Mt. Sidney
is visiting friends in Ronceverte, W. Va.
Mr.. S. Dawson, of the Great American
Stock Company, is at Old Point.
Miss Iva Echard, of Staunton, is visit
ing friends in Craigsville.
Misses Virgie and Sallie Grattan have
returned from Black Rock Springs.
Miss Annie Kroder, of this city, is
a guest at Variety Springs this week.
Mrs. Judge Hendren and her son are at
the Warm Springs.
Mr.-J. Howard Wayt returned from the
Capon Springs, W. Va, last Friday.
Mr.. Ferdinand Loeb and family are Wis.
iting relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
Miss Alice M. Yost is at the Colo
Sulphur.
MI. E. J. Gushing and wife returned
from Atlantic City, Tuesday.
J The Pastors and Churches.
Next Sunday at $50 Z. NJ, the Baptist
Sunday School Association of Augusta
County will hold it's monthly meeting at
the Laurel Hill Baptist church. 1t will
no doubt be an occasion of much interest to
all who attend, as there will be some good
singing by the Laurel Hill school, and adj
dresses by Rev. w. J. E. Cox, of Staunton,
Rev. II. q. Ferguson, and Dr.. w. A. Jones
of Wanesboro. Sunday School workers of
all denominations, and the people generally
are cordially invited to attend.
The Central Presbyterian has commenc-
ed the publication of series of letters
from Rev. DR.. w. T. Richardson in
Europe. One of the two days, since DR..
and Mrs. Richardson landed at Liverpool,
was spent in visiting Hawarden, MI.
Gladstone's home. He was absent and they
did not get glimpse of him.
The work of Evangelist Fife at Millboro
resulted in many conversions. Women
came to the meetings from their homes
several miles off, walking and carrying
their babies in their arms. MI. Fife has
J now gone N orth for rest.
There was big picnic at Waynesboro
on Thursday by the Baptist Sunday School
of Charlottesville. The school gave free
concert in the afternoon in the new Bap-
| fist church there.
Rev. Fl. G. Ferguson, pastor OF the Bap.
fist church at Waynesboro. has returned
from spending his vacation at his old
home, Greenville. s. G..
Rev. Hugh w. White, formerly teacher
at the Fishburne Military School, Waynes-
boro, will sail August 9th, for China, as a
missionary of the Southern Presbyterian
church.
Rev. Father Handley, of Portsmouth.
who is spending a month with Father Nc.
very, of st. Francis church. preached
there Sunday.
REV. Pike Powers of Richmond. preach
ed last Sunday morning and evening al
Trinity church.
Rev. H. F. Shealy left on Tuesday after
noon for Winchester to attend the Luthe
ran S, S, Convention.
Rev. Geo. L. Cook, of Georgia, formerly
Of Augusta county, was in Clifton Forge
this week visiting Rev. e. W. McCorkle
Rev. Alex. Sprunt, Of N. G., preached
to his old charge at Augusta church last
Sunday evening.
Rev. S. W. Haddon, of Old Providence,
and his family, are spending the vacation
at Fort Defiance.
Rev. A. H. Hamilton, Of Mt. Carmel
was at Wilson's Springs this week.