The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-05-21
KING GEORGE.
Funeral of Miss Flora Heyes-Death
OF Mr.. Gregan-Children's Day
Personals.
King George Co., May 10, 1904.

Personals.
King George Co., May 10, 1904.
The funeral OF Miss Flora Hayes
Youngest daughter Of MIR aud Mrs
| Isaiah Hayes, who died at her home near
Shiloh on Monday, took place az Union
/ Methodist church yesterday, alter which
| the remains were taken 10 Trinity and
inferred in the church yard beside her els
ter, Mrs Elvira Hayes Arnold la the
! bloom Of young womanhood her health
failed while taking Il course OF training
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti
more and che was compelled TO abandon
her chosen work and return To her home
here. in hopes that rest would restore
her strength. but sadly her loved ones
watched her pass away. She was an
earnest Christian and active member oil
! the Methodist church, ever ready To spend
and be spent in the service OF the Master
she delighted 20 serve. OF her 10 can " ell
be said ."she did what she could. Deep.
est sympathy Is felt for her family in their
sad bereavement Beside her parents,
she il survived by one brother aud one
sister. the latter Of whom is Mrs +. b.
Whitehouse, If fredericksburg.
MIR. John Gregan died at his home near
Carnation, In this county, Tuesday night,
after several years OF suffering, caused by
cancer on the tongue, induced by exees-
siye smoking Mr. Gregan came TO King
George from Nova Scotia about twenty
five years ago aud was for long time
engaged 10 cutting ship lumber. year
after his arrival he married, bought a
comfortable home. and became thor
oughly identified with the people OF this
county. He was about tifty.s years
old. lie was fully conscious Of his ap-
proaching death. and ready and pre-
pared for the great change. lie had
made full surrender OF himself to hrist
HE wife preceded him TO thegrave about
ak wears ago. He il survived by five
children, three daughters and two sons,
two of whom are grown.
Rev G.. f. Holiday was delayed in
leaving to attend District Conference at
Bowling Green, which convened there
Yesterday, On account OF sickness and
death among his members. Mr.. Julian
Pratt is a delegate from the King George
churches and is at the Conference.
Mrs. Rose +. Hunter and her son, Mr.
lF.C 5. Hunter, of Washington, were
called here by the death OF their relative,
Miss Sarah A. Hunter, whose funeral
took place on Tuesday at ST Johns
church.
Miss Carrie Caruthers, oldest daughter
OF DR.. Y. o. Caruthers, with her teacher,
Miss Start, spent several days last week
in Washington enjoying the sights OF
that beautiful city.
Miss Mary Cawood left yesterday Tor
Washington.
Miss Lille Taylor il visiting her sister
and brothers in King George, but expects
/ TO leave Monday for Richmond, enroute
| TO California, where she will visit her
brother and other r, latiyes for some time.
Mics Marie Doherty, who has been
spending the past two weeks In Wash.
/ ington, left that city yesterday for
Toronto, Canada, where she will spend
month, the guest of psternal relatives.
Children's Day will be celebrated at
Trinity Methodist church the fret Sun.
day afternoon in June The exercises
will begin about 800 o'clock. The pas
tor will be present and make an address
II the children