Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-07-05
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
MRS. ANNIE PEALE.

MRS. ANNIE PEALE.
4 Mrs. Annie Peale died in BaltimOl
d On Thursday. the 9th ult-. her deaf
being due to gastric exhaustion. Sh
was a daughter of the late Judge ]. "
= Green smith, and was born in Harrison
. burg Her husband died several yeaI
ago. Mrs. Peale was member of th
Presbyterian church and woman o
, culture and refinement. She was sue
cessful teacher of instrumental must
during her sojourn in HarrisOnburl
and had host of friends who will hea
with sorrow of her demise. Mrs. Peal
lived for some years before her death
In Staunton where she has surviving
sister, Mrs. J. Fred Efinger. She also
leaves brother, Lucien Smith, in
Chicago, and hale brother, Herbert
McKilden Smith, also of Stau ton.
The funeral services Saturday morn.
ing in Harrisonburg were conducted
bv DR.. B. F. Wilson, of the Presbyte.
rian church, assisted by DIR. A. M.
Fraser. of Staunton. The interment
took place at Woodbine cemetery. The
pail bearers were Messrs. 9. q. Chand
Ter. J. Wilton. j. 8. darnsberger,
Jacob Messerole, Geo. f. 5ipe, and j.
G. Staples.
MRS MARY j. McPHEETERS.
Mrs. Mary J. McPheeters died at her
home near Arbor Hill on Friday af
ternoon in her S7th year. She had from
early childhood been a consistent
member of the Presbyterian church,
and was connected with Hebron con-
gregation. She was one of the best of
nelghbors, and her long life was filled
with labor for her Master and good
deeds for those surrounding her. She
is survived by one son, Mr.. R. P. Nc
Pheeters of Mint Spring, and two
Mrs. W. e. Gilkeson of
ChurchvilIe, and Miss Jerusha Mop heet-
ers who lived at home. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon from her
late residence, conducted by her pas
tor, Rev. Holmes Rolston, and the in
terment was in Bethel GENE ny.
MRS. R. G. BERKELEXs
Mrs. Carrie Phillips Berkeley. wife
Of Capt. Randolph Carter Berkeley,
D. S. Marines, died at p. NJ. Monday
1T the home of Capt. Berkeley at the
marine barracks at the Nor DIX Navy
7ard. She was the only child of Pay
Master and Mrs. James S. Philips, u.
J. N, and was in her 23rd year.
A funeral service was held at the
home at o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
nd the interment took place at Airing
on Wednesday, and was attended by
Kisses Mary and Janet Berkeley of
bis city, sisters of Capt. Berkeley.
he deceased was lady of lovely char
cter and disposition, and made many
riends when Oh visit here to her
usband's relatives. |,
MR.. HARRISON SHIFLET.
Mr.. Harrison Shifiet, an ole and {
ighly respected citizen of the Church
lille neighborhood, died Friday even
lg at the home of his SOL. Mr.. W. j.
hifet. Some weeks ago be fell and
roke his hip, and never got over it, as t
9 was over 81 years of age. He is :
arrived by seven children-Messrs.
,obert and W. j. of near Churchville, 7
Iessrs. Richard and Edward of Ari.
INA, Mrs. James Michael of Mt. Scion, ;
nd Mrs. Samuel Shifiet and Mrs.
lexander Calhoun of Centreville.-lo
he funeral took place Saturday af-
,rnoon from the Elk Run German y
aptist church, of which he was a :
ember. l.
MRS. MARGARET SHERMAN. Id
Mrs. Margaret Sherman, widow of t
Re late Peter Sherman, died on the /
9Th ult., at her home near Churchville, q
heart disease, from which she suf- il
red several weeks. aged about 76 s
ears. She is survived by two children. l.
rs. Ct. M. Propes and Mr.. G.. N.
herman. both of this county. The u
neral took place on the 10Th from r
MON church. lr
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