The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mr.. stirling.

The funeral of Thomas Stirling, who
died at the residence of his daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. T. Lacy. 5oa North
rwenty-nfth street, on Sunday, was
conducted yesterday afternoon from
Union Station Methodist Church. WIN
interment in lakewood. Mr surfing
was In his seventy-ninth year.
rev. w. l.. Dolly.
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fredericksburg. Va, February g.
Rev. w. L. Dolly. who, SINCE april,
1905. has been pastor of the Methodist
Church in this city. died Saturday
night mt New Hope Sanatorium, IN
MARYLAND, after an Illness of seNeral
months. Mr. Dolly was ror;y-eisht
years old and had been in the ministry
twctity-sevcn years. lie is survived BY
his wife and two sons. w. L. Dolly,
IT.. and stephen Dolly, the former q
student at John Hopkins University. IN
Baltimore. and the latter at RandoIph-
Macon College, at Ashland. Mr. Dolls
was graduate OF Randolph Macon
College and was successful minister,
having served number OF prominent
charges. The body was brought here
to-day and the funeral was held from
the Methodist Church at o'clock, ser
vices being conducted by IseN. f j.
prettyman. presiding elder OF this dis
trict, assisted BY Rev. John a. 4Ander-
son. of Washington. In,erTont was
made in the city cemetery.
John II. Core.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Norfolk. Va. February THE death
OF John II. Core, one OF the bcst-knowh
citizens of Norfolk. and rcputed 10
be wealthy, was announced TINS morn.
tno from tile family residence. 81
Butte street. He was i'll but a few
days from cardiac asthma. He was IN
his scventy-second year. He was u
native of Eastern shore. Va, but had
been a resident OF this city for hfty
wears He was a Confederate veteran,
and for number OF years was prom :
! inent wholesale grocery man. inc fu-
nera, is announced for Wednesday at
noon from Epworth Methodist Epis-
copal Church. of which he was a de-
vout member, and, 1t is said, mas re-
membered the church in his VIII Win
| a gift OF $4,000. sufficient {" pay on
| the indebtedness.
Mrs. Bette Thompson.
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South Boston, Va, February mrs.
Bettie Thompson, widow OF DR.. a. y.
Thompson, died at the home OF her SIS
! ter Mrs. A. NJ. Bendall. at this place,
this morning. after a lingering illnass.
/ She was In the tifty-fourth year Or her
/ age. She is survived by one dauSh-
ter. Miss Louise, OF this place, and one
son, Warren Thompson who is attend-
ing school in California; also by four
,sisters-Mrs. David r. st. Clair, Of
4, New York City; Mrs. r. A. Penici
Mrs. w. Z. Owen and Mrs. a. NJ. Ben
1 dali, OF South Boston-and three bro
! thers-Thomas Easley, Colonel Henry
IEasley and j. w. Ensley, OF THIS place.
Funeral of Mrs. w. j. Smith.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
4 GordonsYille. Va, February THE
BODY of Mrs. w. j. Smith, who died al
her home in ST. Louis. Mo-, was brough,
4 here sunday and Inferred in Maple
wood Cemetery yesterday morning a
i 10 O'Clock. REV. II. w. Ogden con
4 Quoted the burial service. Mrs. Smitl
was a former resident OF Gordonsvillc
and was the widow OF W. ]. Smith
and an aunt Of i. 3. PARROT.
william n. Warren.
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i South Boston, Va, February a.
i william N. Warren aged siSty-twt
4 years, died early Sunday morning OF
pneumonia, and was buried this at
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