The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Mrs. William Page.

Mrs. William Page.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,
FREDERICKSB VA. February &
Mrs William Page. one Of the Oldest per-
sons In King George county, died a few
days'lago at her homo near Edge ELL,
after e brief illness.
Mrs. Robert Adams.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
& FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February 3.
The remains OF Mrs. Adams. widow OF .
Robert Adams, who died In Washington, h
we're taken to King George county. hei, /.
former home. and Inferred In the bury
ing ground at Potomac Church.
Mrs. Christina Sheetz.
ED1N sSsfrs!hs, to F Tas H'ss 5Is chris
tina Sheetz, wife OF Mr.. William Sheetz,
OF this place. died Sunday afternoon.
She Is survived BY her husband and two
sons.
Miss Charlotte TrenarY.
w1NcERSsrE E ~ VAT Feb nsss.sh s,rl,,
Charlotte Trenary died near Boyce.
Clarke county Sunday. after weeks
illness. from pneumonia. She was aged
slxty-two years.
! y, Solomon G. Driver,
=, (Spess3l 70 The Times D!spatsh.l
! FlARRISONBuItG, VA, February b.
Solomon G. Driver, prominent business
man OF Bridgewater. in this county, died
at his home Sunday. He was q native Of
Augusta county. but had lived in Bridges
water for TWENTY-FIVE years. II
Mrs. Susan n ettrick.
Especial to The Times .Dispatct.D
ROANOKE. VA. February 3.-Mrs. SUI
san Hcttrlck. wife OF W. H. Hettrick,
died last night at her home here. aged
thirty nine years.
S.W. Allen.
Especial TO The Times, Dlspatch.I
REDEERIcKsBURG, VA, Feb. a.-s.
w, Allen, well-known citizen OF Caro-
line county, Is dead. He Is survived
BY a. wife and seven children
A Donble Funeral.
Especial to The TImes-D ispntch.)
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. February ga
double funeral occurred at o'clock this
afternoon from tho residence or Mrs.
Rebecca Foard. No. III North Lee street.
when the fun eral of her husband. the late
Edward IT. Foard, who died last Sum
day and tho funeral Of her infant daugh-
ter Rebccca. aged six months, who died
shortly before midnight last night, took
Mace. Tho father and infant daughter
were buried In the one grave.
johnson r. NewberrY. <
In the death OF Mr.. johnson r. New.
berry. which occurred Saturday. January
oath 3the community lost most earnest
faithful man; the church jealous work.
err; his co-laborers a sincere sympathzer,
and his family q devoted husband and
father.
The following lines. dedicated to his
memory, portray but feebly a noble, use.
full life SO suddenly brought to close:
A dear ono from our midst is gone
A voice we loved Is still;
Though sad OUT bleeding hearts and lone,
We say, 1t is Gods will.
A loving husband, friend sincere,
A father, firm and true;
Dlscharging faithfully whateer
Was found for him to 40.
Where duty called his will obeyed.
Neer sttrked nor turned aside ~
From any task upon him laid.
Though weaTied oft and tried.
His sutfcrlngs DER and stIlled his bressts K
Upon his brow n crown;
And calm and peaceful BIO his rest
Till resurrection morn,
Though gone from earth he leaves to
Who mourn so sadly here,
The mem'ry OF a life whose close X
Brings many a scalding tear,
May each one live as this dear friend, \
Ills lie as pure and good,
| That Mt its close 1t may be said is Il
lie hath done tho best he could.
A FRIEND
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