Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-17
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
PROF.. C. E, YOUNG.


day afternoon to hear of the sudden
death OF Prof Charles E. Young, which
occurred about o'clock at the store
of Mr.. Andrew Bowling, where be had
been with some friends playing check
ers. He had been in apparently good
health and his untimely death was
great surprise. Prof. Young was
native of Augusta county, and was
born in 1886. His early education was
obtained III the schools OF the com
munity, after which he attended the
University of Virginia, and while there
the war broke out, and he enlisted III
tue University Volunteers. Later he
joined the ROckbridge' Artillery. lie
was an enthusiastic member OF Stone
wall Jackson camp of veterans, and
took an active interest in it's welfare.
On March s. 1866, he married Miss
Agnes Atkinson. who, with the follow
ing children survives him. Mrs. Mary |
Arbuckle of Lewisburg, W. Va. Mrs.
Bessie Noyes, of Charleston, W. Va;
Mrs. Minnie Bidgood, of Wilmington,
N. c.; Miss George and Mr.. Charles E.
Young of this city, and Roger A. Young |
of Hinton, w. Va. -Four sisters also |
survive him-Mrs. Carrie Anderson |
and Mrs. w. G. Camp of Richmond,
Miss Bette Young of Alabama and
Miss Matte Y Dung of Charleston, w.
Va.
The funeral took place Monday after
noon from the First Presbyterian
church, of which be had long been
devoted member, and the services were
conducted by Rev. G. L. Petrle, d. D.,
of Charlottesville. assisted by his pas
tor, Rev. A. Nj. Fraser. D. D. A large
concourse of friends were present. IL.
Guiding detail of camp members and
detachment of the Staunton Rifles un-
der Capt. Bumgardner. The pail
bearers were: Active Messrs. H. M.
McIlhaney, H. E SUNNI ersOn, Andrew
Bowling, Marshsll Tim berlake. Taylor
Mccoy. G. s. Hunter. Honorary-
Messrs. J. H. Blackley, ]. b. Hoge,
Willard Smoot. II. E. Gay, S. ID. Tim
berlake, II. M. Guy and Judge j. M.
Quaries.
JACOB NJ. BARE. |,
Mr.. Jacob M. Bare died at his home
near Avis on Saturday, March 18th,
from cancer of the stomach, aged about
70 years. Deceased was a son of the
late John Bare, and is survived by his
wife and six children-John H. Bare :
of Bloomington, ILL.,, Lynn H. Bare {
and B. Wallace Bare; Mrs. r. B. Lam
bert of Waynesboro, Mrs. Otis B.
Cooley of Rockingham. and Miss Alma {
Bare. Deceased was the last of the !
family of three sons and three daugh- '
ters of John Bare and was born and ]
died at his fathers home on the banks {
of South river four miles north of
The funeral took place {
Monday at o'clock and the burial in Z
Calvary church cemetery. 4
RI HOsEY. {
Mr.. Robert T. Hosoy, who had been Q
in declining health for several years, q
died Wednesday morning at bis home
On North Lewis street, aged seventy
one years. Mr.. Hosey was born in
county and was member
Of Carpenters Battery in the civil war.
He came here to live after the war and
did large business as painter. He
is survived by his wife, and four chill
dren-Misses Carrie, Hattie and {
Blanche of this city, and Mr.. H. E. {,
H osey of Low Moor. II
MI HOsey was man who was thor '
ougnly respected by those who knew
him, being an upright citizen and = t
kindly neighbor, loving husband and
father. He was consistent member I
of the Methodist Episcopal church. i
The funeral will take place this after {
noon from the Methodist church, and i.
the interment will be in Thornrose t
cemetery. Il
MRS Il w SdU MAhE.
Mrs. George w. Shumake died Sun.
day at the home of Mr.. William Hoy
from consumption, her twin sister
having died from the same disease
about a year ago. Mrs. Shumake was
Miss Mary Harris, daughter of MIR.
Rice Harris. Last fall she married
Mr.. Geo. W. Shumake of Mt. Sidney.
The funeral took place Monday from
the Second Presbyterian church and
was largely attended by Borrowing
friends The following gentlemen acted
AS pail bearers: Messrs. s. P. Silling,
A. S. Morton. r. H. Bell, Jr., F. b.
Kennedy, W. !. Swink and Frank Il.
Holt.
H. S. BEARD.
Mr.. H. S. Beard died at his home |
near Crimora on the 9th inst, after a
short illness. His wife and four chill
dren survive him. they are Messrs.
Luther Beard of Covington, VIM. A.
Beard of White Hall, Mrs. l.. McCau-
ley of Mt. Meridian. and Miss Clara
Beard, all of whom were with him when
the end came. The funeral took place
from Mt. HOreb church.
DR. HENRY CHRISTIAN.
The remains of DIR. Henry Christian,
whose death occurred at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Brubeck at Valley
Mills on Monday, were taken through
here on Wednesday and buried at Me-
lanthon chapel, near Rockland Mills.