The Washington times., 1912-01-10
Funeral SERVICES
I. EOR DR.. PACKARD TO
Be HELD ON FRIDAY
Noted Divine Will Be Buried
at Ivy Hill Cemetery,
Alexandria.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. 10.--Funeral
services for the Rev. Thomas ]. Pack
ard. p. D.. for the last fifteen years
rector of Christ Episcopal Church,
Rockville. and Ascension Church,
Gaithersburg, who died at the rectory
here early yesterday morning, will be
held In Christ Church Friday morning
at 10:45 o'clock. Interment will take
place at Ais O'Clock Friday afternoon
st Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, va
DR.. Packard was borr in Alexandria,
Va, and was in his fifty-eighth year.
He was son Of the late Rev. Joseph
Packard, who was for q number of
years professor and dean at the Epls-
ccpal Theological Seminary, near Aicx-
antlria. lie was a graduate of the Uni
yersity OF Virginia and the Theological
Seminary at Alexandria and was re-
garded as one of the leading scholars
In the church. Fefore coming to Rock
Vile ne was in charge OF the Churches
at Mt. Laurel. Va: Croome, Prince
seorso county. Md, and West River,
Anne Arundel county. Nd, in the order
named
At the time of his death Dr. Packard
was assistant secretary of the house OF
bishops of the United States. For n
number Of years he wss archdeacon
ana member of the standing committee
OF the Washington diecese.
= Or. Packard's first wife. who died in
JAWS, was Miss Matte Cunningham, Of
N9rth Carolina, Ftis second wife, who
ner, daughter Of the late Rev William
II GaIdper, of Howard county. He
ieayes seven chillren-John c.. joseph,
nelen HI g. Katherine L., and Matte Z.
5s, PaGkard, by the first marriage. and
William G. and Elizabeth G. Packard
py the second. He also leaves brother,
Joseph Packard. one of the leaders OF
tne Balf1nore bar, and rwo sisters, Miss
Mary Packard, missionary in l3razil,
and Miss Cornelia Jones Packard. al
amherst. Va. -'', =.
The funeral of Mrs virginia waters.
who died at her home here about 3:3D
o'clock Monday afternoon, took place
this afternoon from the late residence,
a. = very large number Of the people of
sne community attending. The serv-
Ices We're conducted by Rev. William
p. Keene, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, and interment
bearers s Kefe asoree Tus1 he Rs
I. Brunett, DR.. Robert c. warfield,
Richard r. White. jr.
MRS. waters was seventy-one years
old. She was daughter of the late
Y. M. Waters, of Carroll county, and
Tor more than half q century had lived
~ tihS county most OF the time, until
the last fifteen years. which she spent
IN Rockville on the old Waters farm,
near Goshen. She is survived by her
husband, Washington D. Waters. and
the following children: Baker Waters,
Mrs. Percy Wilson, DR.. Washington
Waters, Mrs. w. P. Savage, and VIII
liam B. Waters.
The. members of the MONTGOMERY
County Agricultural Society held their
annual meeting today to elect twelve
directors. There was a spirited con-
test for control of the board and near
~ 400 votes were cast The directors
VIII meet next week to elect a presi-
dent and other officers.
The annual election of directors and
officers of the Montgomery County Ma
tional Bank of Rockville, which was
held In the bank building here yester-
day, resulted in the reelection of the
following: Directors, James B. Hen
derson, Spencer c. Jones. Joseph r.
Moore, Hattersly w. Talbot, Wilson
=. Tschiffely. William r. Griffith,
Frederick P. Hays, Richard II. Stokes,
Perrie Z. Waters. Lawrence Allnutt,
William B. Mobley, and James e. VIII
liams; officers, president. Spencer C.
Jones; vice president Hattersly w.
Talbot; cashier, Richard H. Stokes; as
sistant cashier. George M, Hunter; tel
Ter, William r. Brewer; clerks, George
p. Anderson and j. Gardiner Darby.