The Washington herald., 1906-12-23
DIED.

ANNIE GENEyIEyE beloved daughter Of Min
ME aud Maurice Ahern, aged twenty years
Notice q funeral hereafter. New York and Phila
delphia papers please copg.)
BARRY Suddenly on Friday. December p. 1906
al II D. ~. WILLIAM J.. youngest son II Mary
and the late John BARN.. aged tweHty-six years
Notice # funeral hereafter
CLARk-Ou Saturday. December 2. 1906 at $40 a.
M. az Providence Hospital. GEORGE W. son
Of the late Thomas p. and Martha 2. Clark.
Funeral from the residence q his sister Mrs. ".
vs.. Stokes. 10 g street northeast. ou Monday.
December q. at ,. m. Funeral strictly private
DENGLER ON Saturday morning December p
1906 A. her residence go / street northwest
Miss CHRISTINA DENGLER, in the seventy
hfth gear Il het age
Funeral from her late residence on Monday De
crmber p. at J.. m. Chicago papers please
cow
DWYER-On Friday. December q, 1906, at his
home Hyattsvie Nd. THOMAS x. DWIER
sr Mexican var veteran. IN the eighty
wear II his age.
Funeral OF Monday. December q. at 10 a. H.
from St Jeromc's Church. Hyattsrille Inter
ment at Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
EAIMONS-On Friday evening December q, 1906.
at SD O'Clock RICHARD ENMONs. aged
sereEtyscven years. at his residence, JOS
street southeast.
The funeral sill take place on Monday, December
"a. az D. m from the Trinity ". T. Church
and he win DC buried IN the Congressional
Cemetey- Wilmington Dell and Philadelphia
papers please C1Ty}
HILLERY-On Friday. Dcczmber q 1906. JOHN
OLIVER HILLERI departed this life.
Little johnny was the jos Of our heart.
The angels called him and he must depart
Fmeal from his parents residence, GA Ackcr
street northeast; Sunday, December O. al D. N
GLAZEBR0OK- SATURDAY, December p 1906
az Elizabeth y. J.. VIRGINIA CALEEH
KEY wife Of Rev. Otis A. Giazebr00k and
mother Of Dr. Larkin W. Glazebrook.
IuJenaeut a. Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond. Va
Monday. December p.
GLEESON-Ou F.3day. December o. 1906. az 1880
a. a.. at his residence. l2s North Capitol street
ANDREW GLEESON, aged sevPnty-tWo years.
Bonn On Scariff County Glare, Ireland, and a resi-
don't Of Washington far aity -four years.
Funeral wiil take place from above address on
Monday December y thence % ST AI0ysius'
Church where high requiem mass vii be said
at a. M Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend. baltimore and Chicago papers please
copy
LEE-Departed this life. on saturday December 2
1906 at 7so5 a. M, HENRIETTA, the beloved
wife ef Rev. George ". Lee. past0- Of the Yer
mont Avenue Baptist Church. aged dfty-tVo
Funeral az p ID. on Monday, December a 1905
Toe body VIII DE Ia state az the church from
a. m. 10 $3.50 p a. GA date Of funeral.
MoCONNELL-on Saturday. December p 1905. at
3-35 a. m, MARY y. widow q Capt John 4.
Mcconnell.
Funeral ou Monday. December a. AZ 2 p. m.
from the residence II Mr.. Atkinson, SIS Third
street northeast. Friends invited Intemcut
: az Arlington.
PLANT-Ou saturday. December p 1905. ELLEN.
beloved wife Of the late James Plant
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral from her late residence 100
y street southeast. GA WEDNESDAY. December
D. as $50 a. m, % ST. Peters Church 40 3 a.
whore mass # requiem viii be offered for
the Eepaso Of her soul. Intement at Mount
OlIyet Cgmetery.
REMINGTON Early Friday morning December q
1906 az her home. 1924 Monroe street. Washing
ton. d. e.. MARY F.. relict q Rev. G. H Rem
ington. q Takoma PARK. d. G., aged seventy
nine years.
YOUNG-On SATURDAY, December p 1906. az SIS
"a. m. az his residence. 3C39 " street northwest
RICHARD. beloved husband Of Mollie E.
Young. aged siyty-nine years.
Notice q funeral hereafter Please omit flowers
BURCH-
Whereas Ca that order q events established from
the foundation n the world. ard IN that wis
dom which no enc Of MS question. HENRY
g. BURCH has been taken from as by the
hand Of death and.
Whereas IN that generous hospitality which gave
20 him the reputation Of heing one Of the most
popular and successful landlords Of the c0un-
try. he so eudearcd himself TO the Union Sol
members his personal friend therefore,
b il resolved. That in our friend. Henry C.
BUrch we recognize an exalted character IN
which were exemplifed these cardinal virtues
which DE at the foundation Il the highest type
Il American citizenship, honesty beyond ones
ton. fidelity most perfect. patriotism most ar
dent, and business capacity Of high order
That by that cousideTatC courtesy. engaging per
souality. and gracious benevoieuce az all times
shown in his intercourse with the American sol
der and Sailor he stood so conspicuous that they
were made TO feel that in his house they had
home,
That In his death tbs community has lost one Of
its most progressive and useful citizens and the
Union Soldiers Alliance a most faithful friend
and that now. AZ our annual banquet stand
in sorrow. and 70 the grief-stricken widow and
her children. extend sympathies.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted 90 the family Of the deceased. that
a copy be furnished the city papers for publica-
ton. and that they be made matter Of record
by the alliance.
True copy; JOHN L HEUPEL. Secretary.