Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-04-19
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG

tute, the Charles Town Free Press says
sHe has fine administrative ability thai
will be faithfully and unselfshly exercised
and in other respects he will prove an ex
cellent head to that great school for girls
He expects to assume charge immediatel,
upon the expiration of the scholastic veal
in june
Charlottesville Progress: 81 Judge
Charles Grattan of Staunton, lat the Mon
ticello Guards Veterans banquet Tuesday
night responded to 1.-THE Confederate
Soldier" in highly amusing description
of his first days in the service of the Con-
federacy, and with interesting reminiscen.
ces of personal meetings with General
Jackson
Waynesboro Sentinel "Misses Berry
and Birdie Colonne, Susie Pendleton and
Mamie Easley, Of the Valley Seminary left
yesterday to spend Easter with the Misses
Mish of Middlebrook. Mrs. Paul, wife of
Rev. Nh. Paul, pastor OF Messy Greek
church, this county, spent several days
recently with her brother, MI. Atwell
Ellis, near LyullQurSU.
Y. M. G. A. State Secretary H. O. Viii.
liams was in the city Monday. He came
from Lexington where he had been attend
ing meeting of College Y. M. G. A. pres
idents, and was on his way to Washington
to consult with the officers of the Southern
Railway on matters connected with the
new position he is to accept, that of rail
way Y. M. G. a. Secretary for that system.
MI A. G. Robinson has resigned his po-
sition with the large grocery house Of Bow
ling & SPOTS here, to take the place of
Treasurer and Book keeper of the Embre-
vile Iron Company, at Embreville, Tenn,
and left on Tuesday night last for his new
home.
Nh Robert Hill, Jr., Of Richmond, who
in other days was the jolly manager OF the
old Masonic theatre here, was at the Vir-
ginia Hotel last week. He had the mourn
full qualification of seeing the only remain
ing wall of his old theatre, not yet torn
down.
The Waynesboro Sentinel says that Mrs.
NJ. J. Bolton living near there, who cele-
brated her ninety third birth day last week,
does not use spectacles and yet reads her
Bible every day and knits pair of socks
every month.
The phone owners on the Swoope line
which is about to open, are Rev. j. %.
Booker, E. J. Wayland, w. A. Crawford,
James Kemper, Dr.. Hartman, II. L. Will
son, S. H. Bell, G.. W. Hevener, G. j. Kol-
her. D. A. Snyder and w. j. Sheets.
Rt. Rev. Henry Melville Jackson. Pro-
testant Episcopal Bishop of Alabama, was
to have been married on Wednesday last at
st. James church, Eufaula, Ala, to Miss
Carrie Toney Cochran, niece of Cover
nor Oates of that State.
MI. J. H. Lindsay, editor of that excel
lent paper the Charlottesville Progress,
was guest at the Virginia Hotel Mon
dav. being in town to attend the meeting
of the D., D. & B. Board, of which he is a
/ member.
Capt. L. H. Stephenson, Commonwealth s
Attorney of Highland, was at the Virginia
Hotel Saturday, Sunday and Monday, on bis
way to Lewisburg, W. Va. He stopped here
to visit his daughter who is a pupil at the
Augusta Female Seminary.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Charles Lorraine Rufiin, engineer in charge
of the real estate department of the Chesa
peake & Ohio Railway Company, to Miss
Mary Levering Of Baltimore, which takes
place in that city on April Oath.
Among the young ladies from Other
cities, at the german given at the CroWle
building Monday night. were Miss Hutte1
of Lynchburg, who is visiting MI. T. P,
Grasty, and Miss Kent Of Wytheyille, who
is visiting Miss Harrison.
MI. Robert Barron, Civil Engineer. OF
San Antonio, Texas, who was engaged IL
his profession on the railroads in this sec
ton some years ago, was at the Virginia
Hotel on Monday.
Messrs. r. G. Elder, Jr., from Randolph
Macon, and Louis Witt from Washington
& Lee, were at home for the Easter holi
days.
Miss E. U. Weimer, vice principal of the
Augusta Female Seminary was in Wash
ington city visiting friends during the
| Easter holidays.
| DR.. Marshall O. Burkholder has beer
appointed by Brigadier General D. j
Turner, Of the Uniformed Rank Knights
of Pythias, an aid Oh his staff with the
rank Of Major.
MI. J. Luther Henderson will be mar
ried at the Methodist church May LIST, a
9 A. NJ, to Miss Addie J. Fauver, daugh-
ter of MI. Jno. A. Fauver.
r. Y. Conrad Fauntleroy, son of Mrs
A, M. Fauntleroy, Of Staunton, has been
appointed to government position a
Washington, with salary Of 81 800.
Mrs. AliceC. Taylor and Miss May Tur
ner Of South Carroll ina. nieces of Prof. A
J. Turner, are visiting their uncle anl
family, Is Fayette street.
Mrs. Dr., RusmiselIe of Shenandoah. il
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Patterson
of Waynesboro.
judged. M. Quarles was in Harrisonburs
attending Rockingham circuit court las
week.
Prof. Charles E. Young and wife O
l Charlottesville, spent the Easter holiday
4 with relatives in Stanton.
| Mrs. II. G. Schenck Of Frederick county
is visiting her brother, Mr.. G. S. W
Barnes.
/ Miss EVE Bowcock of Albemarle coun
ty, is visiting Mrs. f. i. Stribling. ~
Kalorama street.
Mrs. P. 7. Allen left yesterday with he
children for Wheeling, W. Va, where sh
> will make her home.
Editor Barclay of the Lexington Gazette
was in town TueSdaY.