The remains of Charles W. Berry, who died at the St. Joseph's Hospital, will be interred in the Soldier's lot at Charles Evans cemetery by Funeral Director George H. Felix. Deceased was 66 years of age, and was confined to the hospital at different periods during the past two years. He was a veteran of the civil war, and served in Company I, 27th Regiment of Volunteers, of Elmira, New York. He resided in Lancaster county near Adamstown, and made a living by doing odd jobs about the different hotels in that section. He has no known relatives.
[Reading Eagle-published-(1/5/1900).
[Reading Eagle-published-(1/5/1900).
The remains of Charles W. Berry, who died at the St. Joseph's Hospital, will be interred in the Soldier's lot at Charles Evans cemetery by Funeral Director George H. Felix. Deceased was 66 years of age, and was confined to the hospital at different periods during the past two years. He was a veteran of the civil war, and served in Company I, 27th Regiment of Volunteers, of Elmira, New York. He resided in Lancaster county near Adamstown, and made a living by doing odd jobs about the different hotels in that section. He has no known relatives.
[Reading Eagle-published-(1/5/1900).
[Reading Eagle-published-(1/5/1900).
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