The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
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Devoted in Life, United in Death
The3srccnnt passing D f that loving old
couple, Colonel Nv. 3. r rt u t$and Ills MI fe.
observation-disclosures Glen Burnie, In Tluvan ma
X count y; Va, was almost as beautl fulf as
Their life together N! ssi "a
gs5. On tho 18th day Of February the re-.
L. mains d Colonel w. 81. Pet It we're rev
Scrently laid to rest, an q nov his VIII les
by his side In both INSTANCES their sons
i$and grandsoIs bore then, gently to their
last resting places, in sight Yof the home
j they loved so we'll. Hand in hand they
had &.""cllmbed the I'LL ther. and u t
seems Tut meet hey should sleep together
atssthe foot.n Noted far and near for
their deyotfonSaiIl tend ersregard for caclf
other, u t 4 Ia not surprlsingt when one
Crossed over thp5 river the other was
Visiting brinls'ti Q. ba va ftstlf q ei:'
Colonel Petit was nearly sight yt Years
old ;sli Is wife ii few yearsMy oungcr; and
they had cclebrat ted 4 thnira golden we'd
8dlngssmores than "a hrees s'Gars iFago. st M rB.
II Petit was, be fore her marriage, Miss
Arabe)la Emiline Spea s,syoungestf daugh y
ter sof Mr. and Mrs. lie ard fsDaniels
Spenirs, OF Harmony Castle, on Jnmesa
River, In Cumberland county.a7Yn While!
yet lin her teens she plighted 4 her roth
and, married her first love, and m more
q devoted M lie and mot her never LIVED. ss AZ
back to the royal house tof Scotland. bit
#ono needed not this information to be.
4 assured she was Bal. to he5s manner born
4 OF queenlyf presence, lgnitlcd. though
gentle manners, her warm heart shonei
outl,In her beautiful eyes and she wa IS q t.
Il ONCE a combination OF the Il 'pld7ume Ylr7
ginial. dame, and the cultured Christian
gelltlewolnan az today,
S Idolizcd by her household. owed by u
elk .tyY,f
reunted to her bride gro ON beyond the
skies. Blessed are the pure in heart
for they shall sec God q d 81,
Colonel and Mrs. Petit are survived
x by seven children Pembroke Petit 81
5Flurvanna; Mrs N. G. Harris, OF Fred
srick's Hal, Val Dr. ". b TIT of
\ NeW.5 Canton, Va; Miss. Vera Arabe ia
.Iottlt9of iFluvanna;; MI 4 eonard g Yertons
Petit OF Big Stone Gap, Va; Mr.. Paul
Pcttit8ofsF luVanna. Va. md Mrs. w p
Bugbec. Of Fluyanna. 8iis
Thomas 7. Chandler.
Mr., Thomas n Chandler died at his
residence, No: 1907 Yves @ Main Street
Saturday. February On ii, at3s:2D +. NJ, In
heseiglty-seyenths ycarf2f his tagc,a latter.
an Illness of several weeks. Is f.st, 81
Mr. ChandlersEWas&sa native of Caro-
limo county, Il but moved to Il his city about
fifteen years ago. owing to his advanced
age, had been engaged in no active BUSH
ness since! his removal here. He was
twice married his 4 first wife being Miss
sEdwlna. Williamson Of Hanover county
VA, who \ died, leaving four children
Mr. John y. and George w. Chandler Of.
Hartmann, Tenn; MrsssJ 8 [P.S II Snead, Of,
South Boston, and Mrs, Walter g. Jones,
OF Fork Union, Va.
.$i Tho second time he married M lss Iu-l
genioL MsaTerrell, OF this cty,awio ,sur-.
wives him with seven childlren--A1r..sP. S.,
Chandlnls of MI tip Pleasant. Tenn, !; Aiessrs.i
M . I,,a G, Is, md n. Hpy and Misses
5M.rI,,8 Az b. and D. g. Chandler, OF this
city,a .la n. a. "a b sii y s,52i
The, fuhcrnlgwills take place from West