The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
DEATHS

GROCE-Died, February "a. 13I1. an.
SS;4o p. A., WARREN. infant SON OF
teen months.
Funeral from residence 1929 Bev-
erly street, THIS SUNDAY. Tehruary
IS. 1911.
February "a. 1911, al
y NJ qt her sons residence. No. .
MRS HARRIET GARRET1'N wid o.y
Of Larkin S. Garrett, Of King viii
liam county. aged seventy-sevcn
yoars. 81. She had beer, an invalid for
OF her son. L c; Garrett. OF Rich
mono, Va, She bore hnr long anu
c9ntinued illness with patience and
Christian fortitnde to the end. amid
loved ones. She was we'll known In
her former county, where she ha@
lived the greater portion OF her life
and never forgetting tho poor. 4
consistent member OF Jerusalem
U,hurch, whose pastor was over
thonghtful OF her during her Ions
aifllction, she was truly a woman: &
/ OF great price. having the highest,
regard for honor and principle. ana
mas been known TO make the great
standards. which claimed for her the
sincerest devotion from her five most
loyal sons, who survive her. Sha
leaves M. Nat CARROT. or King wiz
nam G., IL; James l.. Garrett. OF West
mond. Va, Geo. T. Garrett. Of Porta-
To nth Va, !, and f. ". Garrett. Of
srandchiidren and three great grand
children 54s
She was buried at Jerusalem
Church, King William county. on
At 9 o,slock, WIN. F, IoHNsooN.1 I'm IL
the, eightieth year OF his ago. G
Funeral from his residence. 14ls
Grove Avenue, at =. NJ. SUNDAY.
Please omit flowers
Alice. Va at $50 4. ~ 'o Fesnu neas
%. 1911, the REV. j. p. FoRiSNBfs !.
Funeral from residence SUNDAY
February IS, at z. N. i;ii
CIIADICK--Dicd February IS. 1911, ats
4, NJ at his residence Green Meadow
Farm, Lenrtco county, Va. II. DUD-
LEY CHADTCK. aged forty eigh,
years. lie leaves, besides his wife
SIX children. two sisters and ons
Funeral from the residence MON.
DAY. February 81. 1911. at 9 o'clock
7 NJ. Friends and acaualntances ara
invited to attend 1nterment in Oak.
wood Cemetery. M
HENNICKE-Ipied, suddenly. in scrnn.
+ ton. Ia: February IS. 1911. 1LBERr
taken TO brooklyn. y. T.. where Tia
!nncra! was held and interment mada
In beautiful Greenwood a widow
and two daughters survive him
MIR Hcnnicke was born in Ports
mouth, Va; came to Richmond when
youth was employed by tho old
d t5u arr firm Of. Of $. e . novo s Co until
War. when he entered In the medical
service Of the G. S. a.. and was de-.
tailed as hospital steward at How
ter the surrender lie made his homo
III Brooklyn. \. ", and WINS employ. Fl
cd BY the large wholesale drug trir
Of Mckesson q Robins FOR more thar
remember meeting him In Richmond
when iie was here last September
after en- absence OF twenty-five years
morning, EDWARD DoREafUS. Hs !
is survived by Two daughters, Mrs
s. Vest and AIRS w s. Clarke.
one sister. two brothers and four
1901 West Main Street. rUEsnaY.
February %, at 1890, 5
RocHEcHARLIE- Died. at his resi-.
dl.enoe. zoo North Twenty-nintb 4
noon, Mr. A. G. RocHECH ARLIE,
MARY DRIsKIr,1
aged twenty. who died early Friday
, mornins n1,ials Eenable Street.. vas I
funeral services were conducted st
her home at 3 p, NJ The pallbeareras!
were: Messrs. Charlie Harvey. Eddie
Lensrd Charlie Morris. Alfred Sand
tdse, Il ", Staplen and J r. hyarhs
ham. & isl ss5Ts W.