Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-07-19
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG.
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.

M. A Jackson was called to Augusta coun
ty, Va, last Friday by the illness Of hi
sister, Mrs. McGlammery. They will
likely take her to John Hopkins Hospi
tai for treatment. Miss Annie Eakle, o
Fort Defiance, Va, is visiting her friend
Miss Mary Miller Mathews. Mrs. Mar.
Watkins. of Tazewell county, Va, ant
Miss Fannie Guy, Of Salem Va, are TIN
guests of Mrs J. E. Bell. Prof. Chas. E
Young, OF Charlottesville. Va, is herr
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John w. Ar
buckle'' Mrs. McGlammery mentioned
above is Mrs. Ruth McGlammery of Pas
lures district. She died last Sunday even
ing and her remains were sent to Lewis
burg.
Those who have made the pleasant ac
quaintance of Col. Jefferson M. Levy, the
owner of Monticello - during his visits
here, will be interested to know that he
was introduced to the Prince of Wales at
at Sandringham, England, wherehe was at
tending the sale OF the Princes hackney
horses. The Prince spoke to him about
his trip to America forty years ago and his
visit to Mt. Vernon. The Prince invited
Col. Levy to come and see him again.
Mrs. Minnie Mccoy, Mr.. Taylor Nc
Coy, the Secretary of the Bristol, Tenn.
Y. M. e. A., who is at home for his vaca-
ton, Misses Margaret, Minnie and Bessie
Mccoy, and Bessie McCue, Mrs. Judge
McCue, and Messrs. W. T. McCue, ]. M.
Perry and Robt. N. Blackford, have gone
to Stribling Springs on a ''house keeping
vacation which will last from soonest weeks
to two months.
Mr.. Hugh F. Lyle. the senior member Of
the agricultural implement firm of HI. r..
Lyle & Co., and one of the proprietOrs OF
the iron works at Vesuvius, had an attack
of vertigo at his business house Saturday
afternoon. His family, residing just out OF
the city, was sent for. Later in the day
he had recovered sufficiently to be removed
to his home and will now be out in day
OF two.
Clifton Forge Review: s'The daughters
of MI. John N. Gentry, Myrtle and Nellie,
since their home has been broken up by the
death of their mother, have gone to Staun-
ton and will reside in the family of Mr..
James M. Lickliter, their grand parent.
Mrs. Newt. Watts, wife of sheriff Watts,
of Augusta county, and daughters, were
guests of Hotel Clifton last Friday. They
left on n o. 10 on the James river road"
MI. Edward E. Patteson of Pond Gap,
in this county, who was married on We'd
nesday afternoon to Miss Elizabeth nj.
Braxton in Newport News at the home OF
the brides father, Col. Carter M. BraXton.
| passed through here with his bride yester-
day afternoon at Al on their way home.
| A number of their friends were at the depot
10 extend brief, but hearty congratulations.
DR.. J, NJ. Westmoreland of Greeneville,
S. c., one of the most prominent druggists
in the South, died there suddenly on Friday
last. He was Confederate surgeon and
was stationed here during the war. He
leaves widow, who was Miss Emma
Heiskell Ia sister of Mrs. DR.. N. Wayt of
this city, and several children.
Miss. Rhea Orr of New Y ork, for three
years a pupil at the Lewiston Home
SCHOOL, sailed for Europe on the 18th inst.
in company with Mrs. Boone Of the Chi
nese Mission, who will take charge of he1
and place her in the Villa Mont Rose.
Lausanne, Switzerland, where she will
continue course in Music and French.
MI. w. Arthur Wilson former profes.
SOC at Fishburne's Military Academy, and
now of Santa Barbara, CAL, was married
on ] July Sd at Indianapolis to Miss Alice
Taylor. MI. Wilson's first wife was Miss
Kate McGuffin. a charming woman and
beautiful singer of this city.
Misses Lena McCOrkle and Fannie SprOul
of Middlebrook, and Gussie Bumgardnel
of Staunton. have gone to Morganton, N
c., to visit their relative, Mrs. Murphy
wife of DR.. P. L. Murphy, Superintendent
of the North Carolina Western State H os
pital.
The Baltimore Conference members of
the committee appointed at the Epworth
J League conference at Chattanooga, to look
after League affairs in Virginia, are Rev.
H. P. Hammill and Mrs. M. B. Hamrick
of Staunton, and Miss Gussie Shipley OF
Warrenton.
Mr.. Sidney Robinson, night clerk of the
Virginia Hotel, has resigned and gone to
Fairmont, W. Va, to fill similar place
in the Watson House managed by H. c.
Teller, former clerk at the Virginia
Hotel.
MI. Augustus Blauth, Overseer Of the
Poor for Riverheads district, and one OF
the most widely known men in our county
is very ill from third stroke Of paralysis.
Being over seventy years Of age his case, il
is feared, is hopeless.
Gov. O'FerraIl has appointed MI. P. H
Trout to fill the vacancy on the Western
State Hospital Board, occasioned by the
death Of MI. W. II. H. Lynn. Mr.. Trout
has served on the Board before and viii
prove an experienced member.
/ DR.. Powell G. Fauntleroy, son of the latt
DR.. A. M. Fauntleroy, former Superinten
dent of the Western State Hospital, is
about to begin the practice of medicine
here.
MI. Gilbert r. Firth, former resident
of Staunton, and now at Kingston, Cana
da, has received a commission in tn
British army. He will be stationed a
Chatham for the present.
\ MI. E. E. Bruce, for many years loco
motive engineer on the G. Il o. road, die(
at Gordonsville last Sunday after a long
illness. His remains were taken to Hunt
ington, w. Va, for interment.
Messrs. Isaac Witt, Henry Hutchinson
Charles Grattan, P. H. Trout and Jas. b