The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
OBITUARY
4. f. Bartholomew

|. Mr.. Alva E. Bartholomew died Sum
day night at IL o'clock. aged forty,two
small children. besides hisaged mother.
Mr.. bartholomew was steward of
ST. James Methodist Church. and a
member Of the following organiza.
United American Mechanics. Woodmen
of the World and Letter Carriers AS
ISOLATION. For. fourteen years he had
been connected with the Richmond
post-offlce as letter carrier.
/ The funeral services will take place
at st. James Methodist Church, TWEEN
ty-ninth and Marshall Streets, this at
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Funernl OF Mr.. Reed.
The funeral Of Mr.. Wexford c. Reed.
noon caused such widespread regret In
the city and State. took place yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from Holy
Trinity Church, the rector, the Rev.
was filled with people. The floral
designs. of which there was a great
number. were most beautiful. and
were piled high upon the mound that
marked the. last resting place of Mr..
RESOLUTIONS OF respect were drawn
up yesterday by the Richmond To-
bacco Trade at special meeting held
At the Tobacco Exchange. pointing out
ties OF their friend and co-worker.
The committee preparing these reso-
lutions consisted of Messrs. T. M. Car
rington. F. D. Williams and r. Turner
The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers:
Active-Messrs James j. Hickey, Ed
EaT G "a Ivan MaltbX Maskins.
Honorar y-c Colonel William H. PAL
mer, Judge Carter Scott, DR.. Robert
Bryan. Judge Ingram. Messrs. JAMES
n: Boyd, "; g: Shelton. John I. Vim
5brough. Charles 2. Larus. William
Gray. Henry HARDWOOD. William Mas
sic, T. M. Wortham. o. H. Berry DR..
Hodges, r. Holiday, g. p. Wor-
cock. T75
Funeral OF Mrs. Macon
Macon, wife Of Deputy City Sergeant
lanes Jam s, Madison Macon. who died sum
sos East Clay Street. viii nSlt take place acc,
from the First Unitarian Church this
afternoon at us o'clock. The services
viii be conducted by the Rev. John
e assisted BY the Rev Mr.
At the grave members OF Monu-i
mental choir will sing: Lead. Kindly
Light Zig Nearer, Ny God. to Thee" and
Peace u e, Perfect Peace" The interment
.
The following gentlemen Will act as
Active--Major H. G. Garter, Colonel
B.. o. James,. w. 7. Tucker, Major C.. o.
sayille, David B. Wilson and Walter
Christian.
!, ] HIon9rary-G, y. Meredith. Lewis e..
Richardson, Judge S. B. Witt, ]. G..
Smith Judge John II. Ingram and
Mrs. u. o. Fitzgerald.
residence. No. 5O4 East Clay Street,
early yesterday morning In the seven.
tN-fourth year Of her a ge. She was
formerly Miss Susan Glllian,,.3 a sister
of DIR. ~. Y. g illiam. treasurer OF Dln-
wtddie county; She is survived by
Frank and John p. Fitzgerald, OF this
city. Her husband, MIR. Edmund Os-
hurn Fitzgerald, died about a year a 60
,ternoons at 8 O'Clock from the resi-
dence, and will be conducted by the
Rev. Richard McIlwaine, D. d.. for-
merly president OF Hampden- Sidney
College.a lifelong friend of the family
Miss Mary Wilson Dracl<ett.
y Miss Mary Wilson Brackett died at
the Richmonnd Home fer Ladies. No;
morning at "a o'clock In the eighty
fourth year OF h en- age. She H. sur
Svived by her niece, Miss Augusta w.
3Brackett, OF Powhatan 4 county. s114
The funeral wi take place from the
Home this lnorntn g at a l OF lock,
q, Il lltaM y. lamhert,
Y.a1ALEXANDRIA.yS VA, December e.
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