The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
SCATTERED.
From. S0|U ! / /.
Dr. Thomas N Garnet, ( Aged '',tl
Physician, Died Early iii
Afternoon. iiS3
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS A I \ ] I! is
.July#hT FERN Of the Cooperation
Court Will Commend on 5i9i$
s Monday N ornit'g $
II Man che ter Bureau. Tinres- Diapatcti.
5H533j No. lie Hill Street.
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Manchester Bureau. ri,res- Dispatch y!
Dr. Thomas Nathaniel Gnrnett I, eighty
two years OF age. ono Of theaoldests resi- ii-
dents Ii, Manchester, died yesterday af-.;;
iternoon at 5:16 o clock. Paralysis was this tho
cause of death. 4, Hc was stricken Sunday
Afternoon as he WINS entering his home 'tl1l!e.
No. 1916 Hull Street, and all iday yesteelr,-i
day was Unconscious. Drs. ingram and
yRucker worked on him through, the day.
But medical skill was OF no avail. Y
DR.. Garnottfi survived by his wife ''l1t'
and ono daughter, Miss Mildred Garnet.
Mrs. H ay& Ga4nett widiw OF ne ~ w spilI
lof6the deceased survives with three chill NIL.
sdren. IN r. 5t Nj "a, rs ri " 33$
/, Eighteen years ago DR. earn EFT moved
to Manchester, and snc6 that time had
Apracticed his profession. During the past
few months silc had mot attended many
patients but was active, and was always
doing sotnetling He went for o. dr.
Sunday afternoon, and when he returned
to his home, sent his horse to the e stan PIC
by a negro einploye. Fl started 80 enter yer
his home and ms he swung open ops M l8I ~
gate he was stricken with tparaly sls. He
fell to the sidewalk and was taken INTO
Ills home Physicians were at once sum SUM
moned, and stlrey worked on him for seV-
eral hours before he reganed conscious
ness II Abou II o clock he was conscious
and fully realized his condition. He tolu
those around him that he could not &C, re-
cover, and that he had but q fcWS more nor!
hours to live i43
Yesterday morning he was very h much Frtlt y
worse, This entire left side being pnria'llyzea,
ia ri1 "
5At55l q clock In the afternoon ne pa ss y,
peacefully away. Only the immediate
members 4of the family were at the bed
4 side S$ $tsSs 5G 8f.t Al.
88{ Dr. Garrett was born in 1924 In Buck &
singham county, where he lived for many
years \ He there married Miss Laura "a.
Powers 1 In "A pril OF 1866. Eighteen years
ago he came to Manchester, where his
SON Mr.. Hay Garnet, who for years was
Commonwealth 8 Attorney Of tho city was as
educated. FL e ~ VI Is ',s Y s.
After the death Of his son from pn!elul;-
5,nonia, Dr5 Garrett was never the same
man. He appeared to decline In health
rapidly forwards d and for the past
several years had practically abandoned
his practice b, All 3t,5 az VI
Tho funeral twill take place this; af-
5ternoon ut g. q clock from Meade! Memo
rial Church., conducted by the Rev. Benz
;jaminff Dennis 1nterment will be made
In lMaury Cemetery Y !, An
C corpora atom Court.
The July term Of the Corporation Court
Will be conV ened fonda yjs morning I. The
1bllowlng will compose the grand jury;
,lressrs. ". 20. r ndlett. Greer, !, "
D. anderson, & gorge ~. Gary. Georg EA
Carr. james 3 v clopton. M. a. Campbell,
r. c. e Bro ad dlls, h j. Il NJ. Graves, Stephen
W. Loving, and RI T. Cogbill. colored.
ls The panel for the$petit8 jury is gcllnposed
OF N1essrs. l.. SB. Franklin u ohm w. 'NYes-
colt, w. H. Nelson Henry j. Schwartz.
~ Ii Clary. y. 7. Lewis, b.. oS$!.Nun-
nally,IE b. laden and H. P. ~ den.
Tho criminal docket includes the FOL
lowing cases: Zoe Wells, colored, charged
with attempting criminal assault upon
Mrs. p. Jacksin, 3colored !: 3SS George y.
5I3lankenship,: N. II. Bethel, Alvin az or
James Nunnaly and Floyd Robertson,
charged with breaking. entering and
stealing from a. car OF the Sout hernS Rail-
way; Robert Hobson. col ored breaking.
entering and stealing from the home Of
Robert Montague, colored; David ROB Pin
son. colored. Shooting $Topsy Jones mes, U coll
sored; James Mason colored, $s tealing s4l,60
from Mrs. Marion Fers uson, and ~ !! -.
lDobbins, charged with 3Waylaylngs ana as
saulting w. f. Granger. {g Z a5 s
~ Now in ashington.
@ Miss Lucille O'Brien. daughter OF Capt.
John O. Brien,a OF Cowardn Avenue. VINO
left for Baltimore In June to attend the
wedding Of hertcousin, Miss Anna Lynch,
to Mr. William Fl. Clockley. OF 8 New
York, extended her visit to New York
and Is now with her friends In Wash I
6ington; d. C. She will return home the 4
latter part OF this month. " 5
Personals and Briefs.
d Miss Margaret BrasWhll n Of North Car
}olina, who has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs l.. w. Cheatham, Of Oak Grove
has returned to her home &C ompanied
by her cousin, Miss Bessie Cheathnna,3
who will remain for several wee
" Motorman j. Il. 8 Rogers OF the Man
chester car line, was taken to the Viz
gfnia Hospital yesterday for an operation.
as Rev. y. X. Jolifre. OF Central M ethodistS
Church, and Rev. j. II, Routten, OF West
End Methodist Church, with Mr. M, AZ.
Campbell, left yesterd ay for u Bon Il Air
/ to attend the Methodist District Confer r..
ence. In session there .t a I'll
The Manchester Aerl sof Eag lies met
last night and transacted many important
matters. a moonlight excursion down
the James Is soon to be run under ]. y the
auspices OF this Aerle. 4l
Joseph Flanagan was fined $2,e0 by
Mayor Maurice yesterday corning on the
charge of being drunk. ~ fs8
K Miss Ethel Belcher has returned to, her
home on Tenth Street. after q visit to-
relatives IN the country, !,
4 Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Enrich t, Of Dan-s
Vile, arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs Queens 'I' ems
bhry, OF Swansboro. 88
Miss LYDIA Chenthama will y leave THIS
morning for West Point to spend sseyerIal
weeks With her sister. Mrs, TUCSON ~ a'
MEssLER KILLED.