The Washington times., 1908-08-06
Died

BAILEY-Suddenly. Wednesday August 6
lso6. at I-2J a. a., JOSIAH READ BAIL
nfty-third year.
cARLEY-On Wednesday August 8. 1908, a.
Garfield Hospital, after a short illness
THOMAS CARLEY, Of 1901 Seventh street
northwest.
Thomas Csrley was a merchant engaged
In business at the corner Of Seventh and
y streets northwest. Mr.. Carley had been
q resident Of WASHINGTON Tor ten ears
coming here directly from Ireland he
leaves a brother. William Carley. and one
sister, Mary CaTley. Mr. Carley WaS a
member of the Hibernians.
FAIRFAX-On Wednesday, August E. 1903
at 5.30 a. m. JOHN A. FAIRFAX, beloved
husband OF Ella r. Fairfax, N his eighty
fourth year.
FRAYsER-On Wednesday. August s. 1908.
az 6;55 p m, MARGARET c.. widow OF
Collier c. FTayser, az her residence, 523
Second street northwest
Mrs. Margaret c. Frayser was the widow
OF Collier c. FrayseF. formerly q lawyer
Of Washington. She has been q lifelong
resident o. the District, ard for thirty-avs
years member or the Central Fresbyte-
riau Church. Mrs. Frayser Is survived by
four daughters. Mary. Margaret. Matte
and Connie.
HAYEs-On Monday. August 2. 1908. at her
parents sumner home. on lake Wlunipi-
Eaukee. after an illness OF only a few
hours, HANNAH. youngest daughter OF c
Willard and Rosa Hayes (nee Paige. aged
four years.
HENDERsON-On Wednesday. August 5.
1903, ar 2-25 a. m, WILLIAM A., beloved
husband OF Rebecca 7. Henderson, IN the
seventy second year OF bis age.
William A Henderson was a prominent
business man, born IN Charles county, Nd,
IN 1896 he came 70 this city when boy.
He was a member OF the Second Baptist
Church and was affiliated with the Colum-
bia Commentary and Naval Lodge No 4
lie leaves his wife. Mrs william A Hen
ders0n, three daughters. Mrs. J. W. Sin
clair Mrs. J. ". KiHcheloe. Mrs. Frances
Z. Sibley. and three sons, Milton. Charles.
and Henry Henderson.
HODGsON-On Tuesday. August 4. 1903. at
Il p. n. at his home, in Irving street,
Woodbridge. y, G, after a long illness,
JOHN r. HODGSON, aged seventy nine
years. He served four years IN the Confed-
crate army under General Ashby. and IS
survived by his wife. three sons, and a
daughter,
at II IS p. m, at the residence OF her son,
Edwin S. NARROW, 3If5 Seventeenth street
northwest. MARGARET E, widow OF the
late Alfred H NARROW.
Funeral private.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. NARROW was the widow
OF the late Alfred MARROW. formerly clerk
in the Treasury Department, and brother
TO ". II. NARROW, a local coal dealer. she
has been i'll for about two years She was
a member Of Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church. One son. z S NARROW, secretary
and a daughter. Mrs. W h Harrison. OF
Laurel. Nd, survive her. II
POTBURY-On Tuesday, August 4, 1903, at
1910 a. m. at 402 Jackson street. Anacos-
tia, MARY JANE. eldest daughter OF VIII
liam T. and Amelia c. Potbury-
Mary Jane POtbury died at the age OF
twenty years, and was an active member
Of the Methodist Church OF Anacostia- She
died as a result OF nervous prostratiOn re-
sulting IN other complications.
WHITNEY-At Hyattsville. Nd, on Tues
day. August 4 1908. at 6 40 p. m, G. MIL
TON WHITNEY, aged seven years. only
son OF George N and Louise Whitney
80 far Thy power has kept me. surs It
stlu viii lead NE on,
Ger moor and fen, crag and torrent till
the night is gone;
And with the morn those angel faces smile,
Which have loved long since and lost
awhile"
Funeral Thursday at 2:9o p m. It
WENNAGAL-On Wednesday. August 8. 1903,
at his residence. 6ss Newton place north
west, FRANCIS s, beloved husband OF
Marie Z. Wennagal.
Francis S. Wennagal was born In New
Jersey and has been a resident OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia four years. He was en-
ployed as a bookkeeper in the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company and has
been n I'll health since January. He was
a member OF the Petworth Methodist Epls-
copal Church and belonged to the Junior
Order Of American Mechanics. he leaves
a wife, Marie E. Wennagal, and daughter
Miss Margaret Wennagal.