The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
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Funeral This Afternoon Of Mrs.
Isabella B. Gary, Oldest
4 Resident. $38
HONOR d BRO L o I 1 !: MEMORY
Meeting f5tlies Counc 81: \ n August
~ Il Settle Question as ltosWhol
III WILDE Next President.
Manchester BureAH !rlrnes.D !spatcl,..

Manchester Bure@ ~ 1 iis FRI RI1p stssst
MS 1sabells Gary The Oldest rest!
ct the residence o. her son. MI. George
p. Gary, 1106 Porter Street. Hhe had been
to the very last moment her mental fac
ufttes were clear, and she cohyersed wi III
those around her. n ], 81 81 H
While her death ayls ex peoted ct any
about 8 O'clock, and her life went out
like the snufflns Of q candle. 81 Dc
Mrs Gary was IN the h., eishty-;eighftth II
ssosnty u II Middlesex I in Isis. she N came
to Manchester when a girl. and few
years afterwards married tho late
Patrick HI Gary. who was extensively
Ct obneao s dakX wth hs r
being p. HI 81 Az Gary, and the factory
being located at Sixth and Baln NIB &c
Streets. a tit ID tx. E. u,
1s ssy ss MssS sass :hs sd sss
chester. having Joined the &Old Plank
Church. which. formerly stood n On the
corner OF Tenth and t Perry Streets, eng ,l,a
which YES 1erch 81
MAI ohester e She oe oiiyed ali the other
members Of tho Old Plank Church, and
her rernlnsoences OF early Meth odisn1l
were eXC0e0l0Rly fI1S@A
name was Muse and her kinship In Tide-s
water Virginia was extensive IN IA by
gone years. i X s. .5,i
The deceased was the mother Of Messrs.
yndhamM and a fryin IS a ary q the
firm Of Augustine Royal q 60: !; Mrs. irs.
HE. Duval. Mrs. Ellen Buell. and y, Mrs .ls :.
cornsa Shs Is
and SIX great-grandchildr Mrs. John
Il walker and !. Mrs. ]. e. VI Red ford, OF
Manchester, being among her grand
children. & n 2. g55s s. I !,
away one oe who W was dearly beloved n the
community IN which she SO long LIVED l,
and the severing OF link that connected ''itt1
the present with. the past. \, , \
noon at S 2o'c clock at the Contra, Metho-
dist Church. The interment VII be IN
Hollywood The pail; bearers sn I'LL M Sa:
". H. washington and Or. Merchant.
Brother Eagles Act.
The BODY Of Mr.. Walter Malone. OF
Portsmouth, was Inferred in Maury Gem.
etery yesterday afternoon. The deceased Sc.
was we'll known here and was the Pr
r q Mrs; = R IRA sgna ahd sn MtS
+ Manehestess fKs funeral services were
s + s 8 eiocR s'G II tbs us astsshoon,
Mr.. Malone was a prom n ne mem re
i the Of Sdsss and a,t
iessrs. Holland and Conner (; !. ACCOM-
panied the body here. The Man
Aerie appointed the folio wing pail bear
,rs, who acted at the funerals Messrs'
John w. Moore. H. a.. Maurice. T. -;
smith. .fB. Moore, j. : F. Vaughan and
). IL. Petit Rev +, W. Baldyya and Rev.
III. Fix ofticiated at. the funeral.
I. D. Rearns Is Ahead.
B The last meeting Of the present city |
Council will be held on the second Fri.
lay light In August. and at. this time ~
s believed that a ca ucls will be held Tor
he next Assembly. There are only two
lew members to be seated Mr.. M. "a;
succeeds Mr.. g. u. Pet titttins
he Second Ward, and Mr., IL Z y Brown w |
s to take the place of Mr..,J John y.
III Wakefield was defeated by: one vote.
or great interest to all Of the citizens
t this time Ia the question Of eleoting (,
president to succeed " Mr.. Wakefield.
andidate Tor the posItio on ana AZ ap..
,ears as though he Will be elected But +
le will have opposition from Mr.. Camp.
ELL whose friends arss rallytng 70 his
Import, and who now clal m that they
5 held. Mr. Reams has been Vice presi-
ent for several years and is q good g, par
The only opposition 10 I
i'm Is said to be because hea1s. a. repre-
entative from the First Ward, which
yard sent the other presiding officer 10
he Assembly ~ b
John Latham Better.
Mr.. John Latham son Of Mr. =. n.
latham, OF Manchester. who was severely
hooked by, lightning while using telee-g
hone In Alexandra a few weeks ago, IS
ow able to walk about, and Will return to
Is work near Alexandria; He suffers
ut the physician attending him says that
9 Will be all right within the: next week;
instead OF returning to Manchester and
osting up for a while, hefwill q 80 TO
,ork and n this reeSxert rT smgs
le young man n the city are very glad
) learn that no Is Improved. " .,' 5lE
Carnival Closes Tonight.
The Hampton Carnival Company. will 4
lose in Manchester tonight. -Four shows
ave been run through tlnesWeek, and
here has been free & bltlon.TH me
rowd in attendance last night was We . very
ere rather disappointed, The carnival
mot UP to the standard set by the other
nes that have been in the city. It Is, IN
lct, disappointment to the people who
ere interestedi In bringing It here.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. w. e, Grant, OF swansboro who
'as taken sick while at West Point
thursday. was somewhat improved yes
,rday. II y. y.
The cowardin Avenue Christian Church
unday school excursion to West Point
esterday proved to be an en- oyable trip
,r many Manifestations A great crowd
.ent down and all enjoyed themselves
Mr.. r. M. shipp will leave this week
II Atlantic City to spend seyera! weeks,
Mr., u, Il, Startled, who had his foot
lashed Mt the Locomotive Works, IN
ichmond, some weeks ago. Is yet unable
, leave his home III Oak Grove.