Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-28

have gone to Keeling, Pittsylvania coun-
~, where they will make their future
home with their son. Or. Hugh Henry.
Captain Henry is an Albanian, who
drifted 10 Virginia after the war having
made his home in stanton and Augusta
county, where he leaves a host Of friends.
He is a prominent and hard-working
member Of Stonewall Jackson Camp, and
is very active in church work.
Lacey Bailey, a pi.,ate Of Company Is.
Second Virginia Regiment, has returned
TO Stanton to recuperate, after an attack
Of malarial-fever. lie reports an unusual
number Of the boys Of Company X in the
hospital.
Mrs. Charles Young has returned. after
spending two months with her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Bidgood, on the coast of
North Carolina.
Mrs. j. +. Tinsley and her daughters.
Mrs. James T. Lightner and Mrs. ID. A.
Carr, Of Philadelphia, have gone on an
extended visit to relatives in Amherst
Rev. George ". Finley, D. D.. Of TinH-
ling Spring, who has been in West Vir-
gnia for the past month, has returned to
his home.
Charles w. Hunter. the cultivated basso
Of All-Saints choir, Richmond. delighted
several stanton congregations with his
fine singing.
GOSSIP ABOUT THE PEOPLE.
Father McVerry, OF St. Francis Catho-
lie church, has gone on an extended visit
70 Martinsburg. Harper's Ferry and
Berkeley Springs for the benefit Of his
health.
Captain Thomas s. Doyle, ex-Consul TO
Beirut, Syria, is in the city.
Miss Lillian Cosby. who has been spend
ing month with Miss Lottle Rutherford.
has returned to Richmond
Mrs. Arista Hoge and son, Thomas,
have gone 10 visit friends i'm Norfolk.
Willie Jaffe, the accomplished violinist,
Of Milwaukee. who has been visiting his
brother, Alfred Jaffe, here, has gone TO
Old Point.
Louis a. WITT and his sister. Miss Rosa
Witt, have gone TO BuckrOe Beach.
Miss Mary Patton. OF Baltimore, IS
visiting the Misses Wake
Rev. DR.. Tucker. Of Mobile, Ala. IS
visiting his sister, Mrs. H. y. Peek. at
Montgomery Hall.
Miss Lillian Patterson. Of Baltimore. Is
visiting Miss Minnie Grattan.
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson Is the guest OF
her uncle Major Jed. Hotchkiss.
Mrs. J. s. Withrow and her daughter,
Miss Louise WithrOw. the talented or
nftAii't at AiA' It 81 i iNNH4 t'llhn church,
are at the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
Miss Katherine Mauzy, of Richmond, IS
visiting relatives near the city.
Mrs. Robert McCullock Of ST. Louis. is
visiting the family Of Charles r. Palmer.
Major r. G. Elder and daughter, Miss
Florence. returned yesterday from Buff
falo Lithla Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Catlatt who re-
Gently went to Caperton, w. Va. 10 live,
expect to return to Stanton soon.
Mr.. Richard II. Liggett accompanied
by his sister. Mrs. V. r. Shuler. after
spending some time I'm Stanton. has gone
to Crockett Springs. I'm MONTGOMERY
county. Mr. Liggett is q son of J. n.
Lggett. Of Harrisonburg. but is now a
promising and successful lawyer Of jack
sonville, Fla.
AUGUSTA SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION
The Augusta County Sunday School
Union met I'm it's fourteenth annual ses-
sion at Churchville, this county. Thurs
day. and continued I'm session two days.
The meeting was largely attended. de-
lightfUl and instructive programme
marked each days proceedings, and much
interest was manifested.
The long spell OF sultry and rainy wea-
Their that has visited the Valley for nearly
two months has caused an abnormal
vegetable growth. Cucumbers and to-
matoes that weigh several pounds are
not unusual while snap-beans that
reach q length Of thirty-eight inches are
frequently found.