Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-03-30

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H. L. LANG,
Masonic Temple, Staunton. Va
known here, is pastor. The funeral
took place in Roanoke as did also the
lnterment. MI. Haines is survived by
his wife and four children. Mr.. Chas,
Z. Halnes, of this city, is his brother.
The news of his death was received in
Staunton with many expression of sor.
row.
r EVA HAINES.
Mrs. Eva Haines, widow of Norvell
w. Haines, died on Sunday night last
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. 7.
w. Leech. in this city, after a brief
illness. Deceased was a native of
Winchester and her maiden name was
Sewers. OF late Mrs. Haines had made
her nome with her children, all of
whom resided here. The funeral was
held at Trinity Episcopal church
Tuesday morning and the interment
was in Thornrose cemetery. Deceased
is survived by three children, viz: VIM.
A. Haines, with the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, Fayette S. Haines. with
Henry Hutchinson. wholesale grocer.
and Mrs. j. w. Leech. She also leaves
brother, Bailey Sewers, of New York.
Mrs. Haines was an estimable lady and
was we'll known and loved by her &C.
4uaintances. Her brother-in-law, R.
y. Haines, whose death is elsewhere
noted, preceded her to the grave the
lay previous.
MRS. NJ. A. JEWELL.
Mrs. Martha A. Jewell, widow of
he late Hon. W. T. Jewell, of Lex
ngton, died on last Wednesday morn
nc at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
louis W. Powell, in Bessemer. Mich.
AN, to which place they moved some
ears ago. Deceased was born in
fairfield and moved to Staunton in
SOL. where she resided until her mar.
lage. She is survived by one daughter.
whose home she died, and one sister.
lrs. James W. Gillock, Of Lexington.
lrs. Jewell will be greatly missed by
large circle of relatives and friends,
lany OF whom reside in this city.
remains will arrive here this morn
1g and will be inferred by the side of
er husband in Thornrose cemetery.
deceased was 50 years of age. The
IMMEDIATE cause of her death was
aralvsis. {
MRS. CORDELIA SULLIVAN. ]
Mrs. Cordelia Sullivan, widow of A. :
). Sullivan. died last Saturday at her l
ONE near Eft. Defiance, aged rs years. =
was q great aunt Of Mrs. Chas. s
urry, of this city. The funeral and l
iterment took place at the Old stone '
lurch on Sunday afternoon at 4 =
Mrs. Sullivan was one of the v
.dest and best known ladies of that
:ction of the county and was held in
Ugh esteem by all who enjoyed her
acquaintance. The funeral services v
ere conducted by DIR. j. M. Wells, of 1
lis city, owing to the illness of DIR. J. =
d. Van Devanter, the pastor of the q
'ceased. Mrs. Sullivan is survived b
: n daughter, Mrs. W. L. Finley, G.
Fl. Defiance. "
SAMUEL W. HUTCHENS. u
Samuel W. Hutchens, father of I
oliceman Peyton e. Hutchens, died G.
ednesday morning at his late home
this city, aged SO years, after a brief
ness. The funeral and interment "
place yesterday at Bethel Pres r
terrain church. Mr.. Hutchens was
gallant soldier in the Confederate
my and was a highly respected citi-
q. He is survived by his. wife and W
children. " "
R w. B. CARRIER.
Mrs. VIM. B. CARRIER died last Fri. 10
y night at the home of her husband. to
the New Hope neighborhood, after ct
brief illness of pneumonia. The "
took place Monday at Middle er
yer German Baptist church and was II
'gely attended. Deceased leaves a W
'ge circle of friends and relatives to co
,urn their loss.
J.W. SOMMERvILLE. 81
Mr.. James W. Sommerville died at :.
home in Roanoke on the 18th inst.
,e lnterment was in Culpeper coun- 81
Deceased Was p brother of MI. G, "
Sommerville, of this city. He was :
good citizen and his death carried -
ROW into many homes. q
MRS. MARY PEACO.
Mrs. Mary Peace, widow of Lewis
AGO. died on the 24th inst, at her
me In this city, aged Is years.
ceased was the mother of Mrs.
'abella Newman, whose death was
nounced last week. The funeral
! lnterment took place last Monday.
Lexington Presbytery.
At meeting of Lexington Presby-
y held in this city Monday, Rev. DIR.
j. Brooke was released from evan.
lstlc work and given permission to
meet himself with CheSapeake Pres- -.