Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-02-01
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Clifton Forge Review ut is possible
that Miss Walter, the pianiste, and thu
members of the st. Cecilia Society of Staun
ton, who are to take part in the concert t.
be given at the opera house tomorrow
night for the benefit of st. Joseph s church
will remain in Clifton Forge over Sunday
and assist in the music rendered at the
High Mass in the morning."
Mrs. Mary Simpson, the venerable wife
of Mr.. A. NJ. Simpson, died on Thursday
last at the home Of their son, Officer VIM
M. Simpson. She was in her eighty-t hird
year. She is survived by her husband; hel
son; sister, Mrs. Kate Hughes Of Staun
ton, and five brothers, one of whom is the
well known Capt. Lewis Barley.
Richmond Dispatch: "Dr. Benjamin
Blackford, Superintendent of the Western
State Hospital at Staunton, was in the
city yesterday to see his sister, Miss Bette
Blackford, who is critically ill at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Gwatkins, No. 1914 East
Broad.''
Mr.. Samuel P. Shirley, living near
Woodstock, member of the old firm of
Rosenberger, Shirley & Co., whose leg was
amputated last week at his home by DR.. H.
Fl. Henkel, is doing nicely and in fair
way to recover if nothing intervenes.
Charlottesville Chronicle: s'Mr. Cliff
Bargamin of Buena Vista, will locate in
Charlottesville about February LIST. He
will go into business with r. L. Thomas.
Miss Lucy Smith of Staunton, is visiting
Mr.. A. P. Smith on West Main street,
Among those present at the reception
given by the Westmoreland Club in Rich
mOnd to its friends, were Miss Mary
Miller, Miss Eliza Braxton, Judge Geo. M.
Harrison and wife, and Mr.. Harry Frazier
and wife.
MI. Jas. G. Shney, who has many rela-
tives in Augusta county, was married at
Sherman, Texas, Jan. 21st, to Miss Letia
Bliss, daughter of Judge d. A. Bliss. He
will be in Augusta, about Feb. 18th, on
his wedding tour.
Charlottesville Chronicle: 'Mrs. jar
man, sister of Mrs. Jas. Gillum, near
here, left few days ago for Staunton to
attend her little grandson who is quite ill Of
fever.''
Rockingham Register: "Capt. James
Bumgardner, Of Staunton, was here Mon
day last on professional business. Judge
Grattan and J. B. Stephenson have dissolv-
ed partnership in the practice of law.'
Charlottesville Chronicle: ''Mrs. I. K.
Mills of Staunton, after pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. A. P. Smith, and Mrs.
Leeshaw: near the University, returned
home yesterday
Mrs. P. T. Allen left on Thursday for
Wheeling, W. Va, whittier she had been
called by telegram announcing that her
father, Mr.. Geo. Adams, had had a stroke
Of paralysis the day before.
Miss MOllie WEIGH one of the Newman
ket delegates to the Christian Endeavor at
Staunton, spoke in the highest terms to the
editor of the Newmarket Valley of the
kind entertainment here.
Harrisonburg Spirit of the Valley: ''Hon
john E. Sanger of Staunton, was on orr
streets the first Of this week, and met many
OF his old acquaintance, who were glad to
see him looking so well.''
Waynesboro Sentinel: "Mr. Philip Kill
liam has returned from pleasant trip to
North Carolina. Mrs. M. c. Altaffer of
Staunton, arrived in the city Tuesday and
will make this her future home''
Winchester Times: s'Mr. John Keat-
ing of Cumberland. was in town several
days this week. He leaves for Staunton
to-day where he has business interests
Suffolk Herald: Mrs. Kate Kilby and
daughter, Miss Belle, OF Staunton, Va.
visited relatives in Suffolk during the past
week.
Judge John Paul was at the Virginia
Hotel Saturday On his return to Harrison
burg from Abingdon, where he had been
holding court.
Mr.. Harry C. Hewitt. son of Mr.. Geo.
W. Hewitt of Staunton, was married to
Miss Pearl Morris of Richmond, in Wash
ington city, at P. NJ. January oath.
Norfolk Virginian ''Miss Jennie Will
son Smith, daughter Of County Treasurer
FL. E. Smith, will leave to-day to re-enter
school in Staunton, Va"
Rev. DR.. J. H, Boyd, Mr.. Reeves Gait
and Prof. W. W. Robertson, of the Wes-
leyan Female Institute, were in Harrison
burg this week.
Mrs. Appel of Washington city, who has
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Claxton and
Mrs. Scheffer, returned home on Tuesday
morning.
DR.. J. c. Bell Of Basic City, has pur-
chased the 210-acre "Allair'' farm at Cal
vertOn, Fauquier, for $4,000. He will
make his residence there.
Mr.. Chas. 3. Van Pelt and wife have re-
turned from Charlottesville, and will make
their home here. Mr.. Van Pelt will open
book and job printing office
Mr.. Fl. G. Tinsley who has been confined
to his room for two weeks by sickness is
improving.
Deputy Sheriff Jos. T. Kerr left on
Tuesday last for Luray and Rappahannock
on legal business.
MI. and Mrs. J. L. Beck left on Wed
sAoeu"y HiSu1 Luz NEW OIlealS, where Cney
Wlll spend several months
MI. l.. Dawson of the American Stock
Company, has returned from visit to
Norfolk.
Mr.. John Wright has organized, and is
conducting musical association in Bethel
congregation.
Col. John u. Lilley OF Riverheads, has
been confined to the house some days by an
attack of grippe.
MI. G. Merrill Kyle, an old Stanton
boy, now living in Bramwell, W. Va, was
in StaCnton last week visiting relatives.
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