Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-06-05
Staunton vindicator
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 5, 1896.
LOCAL.
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF Pc
Pile THAT YOU KNOW.
At the last meeting of the Board of tt
| Western Pennsylvania Institution for I'll
instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, at Edg
wood Park, Allegheny, Pa, Miss August
Hartman was elected teacher of articul
ton and lip reading. Miss Hartman b;
accepted and will assume her duties thel
at the beginning Of the next session. III
Western Pennsylvania Institution has tv
hundred pupils and fifteen teachers.
Capt. G. G. Gooch and Mr.. W. A. Rim,
hart, left Thursday morning for Chicag
where their big canal contract has just bee
finished. Capt. Gooch voted here at A
M. before starting, being about the earlies
lvoter at the First Ward.
( Prof. Barthold Meyer has resigned hi
position at the Mary Baldwin Seminary t.
take charge of conservatory of music il
! Baltimore this fall. He and his famll
have been very popular during their severa
years residence here.
Miss Hefner, the teacher of the Stauntol
Kindergarten school, will during the sum
mer vacation, teach at the Chautauqua
New York, and return to StauntOn before
| September.
/ Longdale letter in Clifton Forge Review
f"Miss Ruth See, who has been teaching at
Mr.. J. II. Bells, has returned to her home
in Augusta county. much to the regret Oh
her many friends of this place.
h Among those who spoke at the Farmers
Institute held at Ashland, Hanover -coun
ty, Monday, under the auspices of the State
Board of Agriculture, was Judge Grattal
of Staunton.
j The first delegates to the Democratic
State convention to arrive, were Lucius II.
Stephenson Of Highland, and John w.
Stephenson and A. F. Withrow Of Bath.
who got here on Monday.
Mr.. A. Graham Robinson Of Embreville.
Tenn, was in the city last week. His bus
mess location there is very satisfactory to
I him, but be says be can never feel exactly
at home anywhere but in Staunton.
b Mrs. w. B. Gallaher Of Waynesboro,
went to Eagle, w. Va, and carried her
son, Mr.. T. B. Gallaher, who is quite ill,
home.
b Col. J. Bell Bigger Secretary Of the State
convention is a guest of Mr.. j. nj. Daniel,
Kaorama street. Senator Flood of Apo
matox is a guest of Senator Echols.
] The House of Representatives allowed
Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker $1,971.91, and
Hon. Jacob Yost $1,000 for their expenses
in the contested election.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace p. Whitmore of
Baltimore, who have been visiting the fam
lily Of their kinsman, MI. John D. Crowle,
returned home Monday.
Messrs. VIM. A. Turk, General Passen-
ger Agent Of the Southern Ry., and l.. S.
Brown, Assistant Passenger Agent, were
in the city this week.
/ Editors A. d. Chesterman of the Rich
mond Dispatch, A. H. Snyder Of the Rock
ingham register and Geo. o. Green of the
Buchanan BANNER are at the convention.
! Among the delegates are Chas. e. Nelson
of Winchester and w. Mcdonald Lee of
Irvington, both formerly of Staunton.
MI D. P. Sites who underwent an ope
ration for appendicitis at Richmond, will
soon be home.
Miss Alma Scheffer, daughter of Mr.. J.
G. Scheffer, returned home Friday from
college at Luther0ille, Md.
Woodstock Herald miss Luella Weasi
Of Augusta county, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Jacob Shockey, of this place.
MI. Philip P. Smith of Waynesboro
night clerk at Ford S Hotel Richmond, has
resigned his position and returned home.
MI. Geo. G. Jordan and family of Rich
mond, have arrived in Basic City to speni
the summer.
Mr.. E. Bruce. Chesterman Of Richmsnt
the best newspaper correspondent in Vir
ginia is attending the State convention.
Capt. Carter Berkeley who has been visit
ing in Atlanta Ga, is in the city. He is
member Of the State convention.
Lynchburg Miscellany: "Misses Fam
Brown and Leila McCorkle of Staunton
are the guests of Miss Mittie Kinnear.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hirsh of New Y ork
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jos. /
Barth.
Miss Jennie Mae Peck of the faculty O
the Baltimore School Of Expression, ha
returned home, the session having ended
Norfolk Landmark Miss Fauntlero
of Washington, is the guest of her brother
B. Irving Fauntleroy, Green street,
Miss Josephine M. Brown Of the public
schools, has left for Richmond where sh
will spend the summer.
i Messrs. r. W. Allen, Mayor, and job
A. Van Lear, Town Sergeant, were electe
at Basic City, Thursday.
Mrs. Shenk, wife of Rev. J. g. Shenk G
Norfolk, is visiting friends in Waynesbort
Miss Bessie Van Lear is visiting one Q
her schoolmates at Spartanburg, S. e.
Messrs. T. r. n. Speck and B. F. Teri
attended Highland court last week.
MI. Gordon Poyntz Of Philadelphia,
visiting his father, Prof. Leonidas Poynt;
MI. Frank l.. Sublett left for Richmon
Monday on business.
Mrs. M, N. Bradley with her little sol
left on Monday for Kentucky.
Brief Notes Of Local Interest.
On Tuesday morning, Officer W. I
Newman had words with MI. H. L. Eicl
elberger, of the firm Of Sanger & Eiche
berger, over a debt due by the officer to I'll
firm TT aodnd nv ho offioo, NJ