The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-20
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Miss Hattie Forbes.
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hynchburs. Va. March Ie-Miss
hattie FORBES. who was forty-six years
or age, native and a resident OF
buckingham County. died last night
very suddenly at tho homo OF her bro
Their. 7. p. Forbes. 415 Thirteen Street
where she had been n guest for six
weeks
The body was taken this afternoon
over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
to the Forbes family home In Buckinr-
ham County for burial.
Miss Forbes WAS n member OF tho
well-known family by that name in
her home county She was daueh
ter of the late u. A. Forbes, who. for
many years was the clerk OF the courts
or Buckingham. whose death occurred
seven years ago. Her mother. Mrs.
Helen NJ. Forbes. survives. together
with the following sisters and brothers:
Miss Marion Forbes, Of FrcdericlSE
burg. \. c. Forbes. of Philadelphia;
DR.. II. q. Forbes. OF Burkvlllc, A. r
Forbes Of Warrenton. r. p. Forbes.
OF Lynchburg. and b. b. Forbes, of
Mrs. Sarah a. Andrcus
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:. Chapel Hill. n. c.. March lo.-Afr,.
Sherin S " Andrews. Of chanel Hill Hill
died This afternoon at O'clock, after
u brief illness. Mrs. Andrews was
resident OF Orange County ali her life.
one child. ten grandchildren and many
reiatlves survive. She was. n member
neral services will DO conducted at 3
o clock tomorrow afternoon.
Edwin <. Mc,lnth.
onancock. va. March 1e-Edwin 5.
McMath son or A. = McAlath sccre-
tary OF the Eastern shore of Virginia
Produce Exchange. died Monday morn
N N at, ~ - l. - a.
aged twenty-siS years. His remains
were brought 10 Onley that afternoon
Funeral services were conducted at the
NJ f. Church. South and lnterment
was made in Mt Holly Cemetery. Rev
j. ManzinG Hank officiating Mr. Me-
Math was we'll known in Virginia
having been n student at Randolph
Macon College at Ashland for several
years. He WAS member OF tho Junior
class OF the jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia. Mr.. McMath's mother
WAS Miss lie cato niece or Senator
I.e cato He is survived by his father.
stcpmother. three sisters. Mrs Iron
monGer. of Norfolk Misses Helen and
Bessie NcMath. OF Onlcy. and one bro
ther. George McMath
burial of Mr. Staudc To-Day.
The funeral OF anton j. Staude for
MGR president OF the Wcst End Bank.
who died suddenly at his home Monday
Morning, viii be held from the Allen
Avenue Christian Church at > o'clock
this afternoon. Interment will be in
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. The pail; bearers
Hill Austin NunnainaRer. II NJ. ' coiiss'
George Crcnshaw DR.. w T. Mathews.
q. ". Smith. X. II. Davis, Robert Shcp-
.Ir.. 4. q. IIarman 9. *. Willis. w II
Francis, j. Lee Davis. j. Jordon Lcake.
Joe Blilcy, A II. Fetthnus. W. Fred
Richardson. George y. Blllcy.
william n. Harness.
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iieathsville. Va March le.-William
I. Barnes died this morning AT the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. James
Simms. in lower Northumbcrland. aged
seventy seven years He IL survived
by two daughters. Mrs. Simms and
Mrs. John H. Sears. OF Bluff Point. and
one son. NJ. T. Barnes. near Merry
Point Interment Will be in Morattico
BAPTIST Church cemetery. with fu-
neral services by Rev. r. G. Bagby.
Mrs. LnurR Carmnck Sira.
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Carmacli SRA died at the home OF her
father. G. c. Carmack, here to-day. She
had been an invalid for several months.
having undergone a surgical operation
is survived by n daughter, aged eight
william II. Thruston.
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Gloucester Courthouse. Va, March
19.--William r. Thruston, son of the
late Edward 7. Thruston, and his wife
Julia r. Cary, of Lansdown. Gloucester
County. died last night in Williams
burg. The funeral services will be
held at Abingdon +. r. Church to-mor-
row at IL o'clock. the rector of the
parish. the Rev w. b. Lee officiating.
The interment will he in tho Thruston
burial lot at the Abingdon Cemetery.
Mr.. Thruston is survived by two sis
ters. Mrs. Thomas Cary and Miss A.
Lou Thruston: three ncphews. Robert
Thruston Corbell. Edward Tallafcrro
Corbell and Julian Cary Corbell. Mr.
Thruston was n member of Abingdon
Church, and had many devoted friends
in Gloucester.
Ancient Suit liz Ended.
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Beiluno, Italy March ia law suit
which has extended over 800 years
was settled by the Civil Tribunal here
to-day. The cnse was w,aged In the
ties of Vodo and Boroa over pasturase