The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-14
Mrs. Lille Holder.

| the sympathy OF numerous friends in Rich
mond will b, extended in their grief and
! loss.
Mrs. Lille Holder.
/ Mrs. Lille Holder died July 10th in
| Goochland county, in the twenty-second
year of her age.
She was Miss Armstrong, daughter Of
| M Samuel Armstrong. of Goochand
| county. She is survived by her husband
| and one child, a boy of three months.
| Her husband is a resident OF this city.
| Mrs. Holder was on a visit to Goochland
when taken ILL.,
The funeral took place in Goochland
! county on the 11th and the interment WIS
| made there.
Mrs. Holder was a member of Pine
| Street Baptist church She had made
| many friends while in this city.
| Two brothers, five sisters, and father
survive her
aIauricc C!cGctt.
Mr. Maurice Clegett died at the Soldiers
Home Yesterday: aged sixty-eight years.
Mr. Clegert was formerly a Westinghouse,
and was a member OF Company II, First
Virginia Regiment. He entered the Home
about two years ago
The deceased had a brother living in
Washington. a real estate dealer, who, on
MS death q snort TIME ago, lett q legacy VI
s. 900 to his brother, which was 10 be given
him on the death of the donors widow.
who survived him. The funeral services
hava not as yet been arranged, the Home
authorities being in communication with
NJ. Clegett'5 Washington relatives
Walter 5. Lawrence.
Walter S. Lawrence. infant son of Mr.
L. W. Lawrence, No. 2Ol South Laurel
Street. died about O'Clock yesterday
morning.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
this morning, the interment being in Hen
rico county.
Miss Mamie Walker.
Miss Mamie Walker, of Madison county,
died last night d the Old Dominion Hos
pital She had only been at the hos
upon Wednesday.
Milton S. CottrelI.
Mr.. Milton s. Cottren. a well-known
citizen Of Amelia county, died Thursday
| The remains were brought here yesterday
and inferred in Oakwood Cemetery.
James T.. Larmand.
Mr.. James F, Larmand died last night
| at his late home No. 600 ALbemarie
| Street. after a long illness, IN the nifty,
second year of his age. Mr. Larmand
| leaves a widow and two step-SonS-
| MeSSrS. L. j. tt1CnardSOn ttld IL II
Browning The funeral will take, place
from Clay-Street Methodist Church at .
o'clock Tomorrow evening
Rev. j. w Shaclsiord.
WALKERTON, VA, July 13.-specfal--
The funeral OF Rev. John w. Snackford.
WHO died on the 10th instant. took place
at Orange Grove to-day al 1 O'Clock. and
| his remains were inferred in the family
cemetery.
Mr.. saackford was born in Darlington,
n H., on the Sd day of August, 1919, and
removed to King and Queen county when
about eighteen years OF age. where he
had made mis- home continuously since
When quite young man he married Miss
Martha McLeiland. of King William coun-
", who with their two sons, Rev Joseph
Shackford, of Bedford City. and DR.. VII
liam H Shackford, of King and Queen
county. Va, survive him.
He was a minister OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, from early man
hood, and until recently, when his feeble
health required him 20 retire, he was an
active member of the Methodist Conference.
Mr. Shackford had been confined 10 his
room since November last.
His funeral services were conducted
from his residence by Bishop James Lataae.
Rev. slr. Long and Rev. r. e. Bentley.
His remains were inferred in his family
section, ar Orange Grove with Masonic
honors by Arlington Lodge, No. 102 a. F.
and A NJ. OF which ne had been a mem
Der for fifty years or more. The Bible
used by the fraternity during the burial
service was one he had presented TO his
lodge over forty years ago.
The paIl-bearers were as follows: Active
c. o. saville, Melville Walker. Bruce Nc
LELAND, Walter McLelland W. R. Nc
George and Joseph Ryland.
Honorary-Watson Walker, Theodore
Courtney, John A. Fleet, \. c. Walker. w
II Walker and I. Drain.
w. Fred. Phillips.
SURRY, VA, July 15.-Special.-Air. w.
Fred Phillips died suddenly at the saw
mill of Mr. c. h Gwaltney. near here,
Yesterday. He seemed as well as usual at
breakfast, and after eating went out and
sat under d tree TO read his newspaper.
About 10 o'clock ne was found dead, having
fallen from the stool on which he was
sitting. 1t is presumed that heart trouble
caused his death.
Mr. Phillips was son of the late r
D. Phillips, OF this county. and nephew
OF Mr.. Charles Phillips, late of Richmond.
He was about sixty-nine years old. and
leaves several children. who are now resi-
dents of Richmond, and | am informed
that his relatives there were at once mott
fed Of his death.