The Washington times., 1909-04-22
Died

ARBOUR-Suddenly. April p 1903 So
RhLA. beloved wife Of the late Joseph
Funeral Friday. April a. 1909 at N
O'Clock a m, at 609 Tenth street northeast
thence 10 Holy Name Church where 70.
QUEEN mass will be said for the repose Of
her soul at 1920 a m Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment at Glenwood Cemetery.
It.
vARNELL-On Thursday, April % 1909
RAYMOND N.VARNELL. son OF Maud and
Jessie Varnell' OF Capitol Heights, Nd.
THoMPSoN-On April q. 1909. IT 7.2o a m
JAMES GILBERT THOMPSON. aged nifty,
eight, beloved husband Of Ruth L Thomp-
son
Funeral notice later aps4-st,
CoLEMAN--Departed this life. Tuesday.
April 20 1909. at II p. m, AMANDA COLE
MAN. aged seventy-six years.
DUNN-On Wednesday, April p, 1903, at 1:15
D. m. ROBERT LIVINGSTON DUNN in
FAINT child Of Charles A. and May AN
Dunn. aged one year and sixteen days
GLEESON-On Monday, April 49, 1909 at
her residence. 800 Missouri avenue north
west.
HARBoUR-On Wednesday. April p. 1909.
SOPHIA, beloved wife Of the late Joseph
Harbour.
HiGH-On Wednesday. April p, 1903. at her
home, ze1 H street southwest, after lin
gering illness. Mrs. SARAH JANE HIGH,
beloved wife Of Henry High.
Mrs High was born in Baltimore in 1886
and came to Washington in 1851. She Is
survived by her husband, Henry High. and
six children, Mrs Albert Hunt, John High,
Mrs Albert Humphrey. Mrs. b. r. Frank
lin. Mrs. Oliver Grimes and Joseph High.
She was member Of the II Street Chris
tian Church. The funeral viii be private
from the residence, 49l II street southwest,
tomorrow morning at o'clock, the Rev.
William @ Dram. OF the II street Church
officiating. lnterment viii be IN GlenwOOd
Cemetery.
MATTHEws-On Tuesday, April 20. 1909. at
o'clock. at her residence. Prince George
county Nd. LILLE MATTHEW'S, be-
loved wife OF John w. Matthews, aged
forty-eight years.
diers Home, Virginia, FRANKLIN J.
READ
sCANLON-On Tuesday. April 20. 1909. at the
residence Of her parents, 40 18th street
northeast. FRANCIS, the beloved daughter
of Edward and Margaret Scanlon, in the
eighteenth year Of her age.
simon Tuesday April 20. 1909, at II
O'Clock a m, JOHN l.. beloved husband Of
Mary A. Sim (nee King
Mr.. Sim was member OF Company r.
Seventh Maryland Zouaves, Of the Union
Army. he was born in Frederick. Nd. in
1892, and at the close Of the war came to
Washington, where he has been a COM
positOr IN the Government Printing once.
He leaves a wife six children and four
sisters. The funeral viii be held from his
late residence. 423 X street northeast, to-
morrow morning at 1890 O'clock, the Rev.
George II Miller ofnciating.
sMITH-on Tuesday, April 20 1909. at 3:15
D. m, at his home, 700 Sixth street north
east. THOMAS A. SMITH.
Thomas A. Smith the son Of John
w. Smith. He was for several years
clerk sn the employ Of ". ". Grlffeth.
coal and wood dealer. He came 20 Wash
ington about sixteen years ago from Prince
William county. where he was born in 1873.
He is survived by a brother. William
Smith, and two sisters. Mrs Ida I. Davis
and Mrs. Sarah T. Cooley, besides his
father.
Funeral services viii be held this afternoon
at o'clock at the Maryland Avenue Bap-
fist Church, Of which Mr.. Smith was a
member. Interment viii be IN Glenwood
Cemetery
sUsfndERs-On Tuesday, April 20. 1909, at
S.45 a. M EMMA l., beloved wife Of
Charles z. Summers and youngest daughter
OF Mary r. and the late William II.
Mead.
wAHI-The remains Of JOHN VAIL will
be taken from the vault at Rock Creek
Cemetery and Inferred on Tuesday, April y.
1909 at 3 o'clock p. m.
FFOULKE-On wednesday. April "a, 1903. at
Hotel Ia Marquis. New York city,
CHARLES MATHER FFOITT.KE.
Funeral services at St Johns Church
Friday. April q. at u O'CLOCK. interment
private ap4t-at~