The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
OBITUARY
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I !, lie s,, being member of the liouss
OF Of Delegates. committees from both
branches OF the General Assembly were
IN attendance at the funeral while di,
rectors of the banks of the city were
present In n body. Members of the
4 }ichmond lIowitzcrs' Association were
Also present In large numbers. Dove
Lodge OF Masons were also OH hand
patibehrers were as follows.
Actire-Edgar G. Gum. Fred S. VAL
entine. Fred Peasants. George G.. JEFF
ferson. G. J.. Burruss Emmett Scaton.
e. y W; y. ,l.ii Basil n Ga,hmey.
| son. l
:, ary--Iohn S. Elicit, James p.
Grnmp. J. r. Norris p. Q. Davis. p. S.
Il. w. Rountrcc. John S HARDWOOD, w
: Forbes, John b. Jenrcss. Judge r. T..
", nnke Judge $ = Witt, Hon. 4. J.
Y, carrington Major Jas u. Pattchl. W.
Chase Norton Robert S. Cha!nbcrlaync
Robert a.. Lancaster. Polk aIiler. Ju-
MUS = Mosby, Joseph u ERgics,on.
In respec, for the memory OF Colonel
] Wingo the flag on the Capitol was
neral service. while that lipon the
! American National Bank. or which he
was vcc-prcsdent. was also lowered
i Mrs. su,lie brock Putnam.
Mrs sallie Brock pn,nam. sister Of
/ - - =. NJ ~. Btock. uleH yesterday
/ The funcra! viii be held al j 2 noon
Tomorrow from the Mortuary Chapel
| Hollywood Cemetery.
lawrence 4. Fnrlcy.
Lawrence a. Farley. son OF l.. NJ
ana ~ T. Fnrcy, died At o'clock
/ yesterday morning al his residence. 3o4
east Leigh street. lie was thirty
The funeral viii be held from ST.
Peters Church at 10 o'clock ,o-mor-
| row morning. and nterment Will &c
| III Mount Calvary Cemetery,
Mrs. j. NJ Dnrr.cl,cr
Mrs. Katherine q. Barrycher wife OF
| J: Maurice Barrscher, and daughter Of
Michael and the late Hannah Creagh
IS dend in Washington. she was Well
| or Virginia. Her funeral took place
In Washington yesterday.
IrmnL Anderson
Special TO Yhc Times ID Dispatch
iarrisono mrg va, March 22.-Frank
ANDERSON iifty-Hinc years old cashier
OF the Farmers Bank or Pcndieton. ana
one or the wcalthicst men IN Pcndle-
ION c3nniy. is dead Al his home in
assessor and shcrin or the county. He
leaves his Wife who was Miss I.ucy
MCCOY and TWO sons, Herbert ana
| Frank.
Deaths nj ITeathaviIie.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
iicathsville. Va March 2o-airs
William Huawall died very suddenly
Tuesday morning of heart trouble as
Eer home in fra!riields. this county
Tier remains will be taken to Wash
! ington for intcrmcnl size is survived
! by her husband ana one brother. DR.
Perry Sydnor. or this county.
J. j.. Crowder died At his home in
heedviile this county, Of pneumonia
Yesterday. Intcrmcnt at Recdviile NJ
Mrs. olivia Coyinrton died 4, her
nome IN Fairhclds Of pneumonia last
night lntcrincnt Mas III the family
Iiayes Whitior
lspeciai TO The Times Dispatchl
Arvonia. Va, March 22.-1iuycs Whit
low. d we'll known young man of this
place, died at the home Of his father
here. on Saturday and was buried on
Monday ;,l at the old Whi,iow hIme place
MI Whitley was tho proprietor Of the
hrvonia Cigar Factory. His father and
two sisters. Mrs. losiins aud Mrs.
Bcninghovc, survive him.
Phillip IL. Fry.
Especial TO The Times -Dispatchl
Orange, Va. March 22.-rhillip H..
Fry. aged sevcnty-eiEht. and for over
died here Yesterday OF Brghts disease
Mr. Fry was one of the best known
fcitzens Of this section. and succeed :
ing his father as tho county clerk. act
cd in that capacity until two years
ago. lie leaves a widow. but no chill
dren.
Funeral OF Rev. j. S. Hutchinson.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
i salem. VA March 22.--rhc remains
, Of the late rev. John S. Hutchinson.
whose death occurred in 1cdinburE. Va.
on Monday evening, reached Salem
this afternoon and We're met at the
station by d large number Of friends.
who escorted them to East Hill Gem
etery, where interment was made. Rev.
j. s. Anderson and Rev. w. II. Wolfe.
of the NJ. T.. Church, South. oficiated
Mr.. IIutchinson was pastor OF tho
ago and was at one. time presiding
o 2f the sadns n n
Baltimore Conference until a few years
ago when he was placed on the SUI
perannuated list; having. been forced to
. account Of his health. lie leaves q
widow. one daughter and Two sons.
John p. ArboRnst.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatchl
Fannie c. Arbogast has received a
message announcing the death in Min
h srboeast Minn I'm Of her son John
dealer, and besides his mother leaves
two daughters in Harrisonburg: Mrs.
Claude p FL, Wilton and Mrs: Vernon
serly, OF Harrlsonbnrg. The family Is
one Of the most prominent in the Val
ley
Drury l.. Armistcnd.
SneGial to Tie Times Dispatch
FarmVillcS Va, March c9-Drury +.
near Farmvillc. early to-day, aged
Il seventy one Years. He had been SUI
fcrer for long time with asthma IIc
was gallant soldier Of tho Confed-
cracy. having served through the en-
tire Civil War. lie leaves a wife and
slM children.
Z Mrs. Alien Fltxhugh.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
The remains OF Mrs. Allen F'itzhugi,
who died in Baltimore, We're brought
to Gloucester to-day and Inferred in
the Ebenezer Baptist Church yard The
Rev. William Byrd Lee conducted the
services. The body Of Mrs. Titzhugh
Was vas aGcompanied by her husband.
Mary r.. FitZhuRh, and her son. Allen
Fitzhugh, Ir.; Mr.. and Mrs. Pnrradon,
and Mrs. Pat Fit2hugh, all Of Ralt :