The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
OBITUARY
John b. Chandler.

Mr.. John B. Chandler, veteran OF
the civil war. died at the Soldiers
Home yesterday evening at Sis o'clock
IN the eighty fourth year OF his age
n was born in Caroline county, and
had been an inmate OF the Home for
about thirteen months. During the war
he was private in Company I, Tenth
Virginia Regiment.
the funeral viii take place to NOR
row morning at II o'clock. The inter-
ment viii be made In Riverview Gem
etery.
Mrs. a. u. Jenkins.
Mrs. A. D. jenkins died at o'clock
last Sunday evening at her residence
on. Barton Heights.
She was an active member OF the
Central Christian Union for a number
as president. being the first executive
of the Barton Heights chapter. She
took great interest in all church work.
T. w. Rittcnour.
Mr.. T. w. Rittenour died suddenly
yesterday morning in his home, about
four miles east Of the city, in Henrico
county. The funeral will take place
Tomorrow afternoon at Strasburg, Va.
James F.. Baker.
Mr.. James Z. Baker died at his res
idence. No. 525 North Eleventh Street.
yesterday. He leaves his widow and
one daughter. The funeral will, take
place this afternoon from Fairmount
Methodist Church. The interment will
be made in lakewood.
william Thomas ITlippcn.
CHULA. VA. March 21.-Wiliam
idents OF, this county. died at his home,
near this place on Wednesday. Mr..
Flippen was born in Nottoway county
in 1927. and was buried on his eighty
second birthday. He served in the Con
federate Army. and came to Amelia in
1880. He leaves two children, Miss
Helen B. Flippen. Of Chula, and Ia
Bruce Flippen. of Richmond, and the
following brothers and sisters: George
j.. Ellen and Mary Flippen, OF MOTTO
way.
John f. BIRD.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
oNANCocK. VA. March 2l.-Mr.
daughter, Mrs. WEBSTER "s Ma n9s q ye ess
tterday morning. CT heart failure, aged
eighty-two years. He was native
Of o: onaneock but in 1928 moved to
prominent and succes s Z" eon traetar
and builder. His old home In South
Washington is still standing,
>, Funeral IN, services We're held in the
ington Saturday at P. NJ.
Five children survive hm--Mrs.
Webster Marshall Onanoock, Va;
M ME- ! Wq0 msI Ne Mr. 3prk e GIty;
- A'teitI'i'Cth' NIoN'heS
Bird and Alr. j. Maurice Bird, of Wash
tngton, n. G.
Mrs. Lucy wilhelmina Horsclcy.
Especial to Tho Tmes-D Dispatch.
BEDFORD CITY. VA, March ell.
Miss Lucy Wilhelmlna Iorselcy died
after brief illness at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Edmonia Saunders,
death resulting from Brigh's disease.
Though for some time past she had
not been well until about ten days
ago. she had been able to so ont on
the street. md her rapid decline was
q great shock to her friends. She is
survived by two sisters-Alrs, Saun-
ders, with whom she had lived for
twenty wears. and Mrs. Galloway
Brown. She was cousin of Judge
John u. Horseley, Of Lynclburg
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from the Presbyterjan
Church of which she WAS II faithful
member.
Denti,s nj Front Royal.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
4 FRONT ROYAL, VA. March 81 -
William Williams, gallant Confed-
crate soldier. died this morning from
-pleurisy, aged seventy.
Miss Laura Grmsley, of Limeton.
this county, died this morning rather
suddenly, aged sixty-two.
Mrs. William WILKINSON, wife or
William Wilkinson, OF Riverton, Va.
died today from consumption, aged
tit,y-siS, She is survived by her nus
band and four sons,
Mrs. BaLtie Stokes, aged saventy-