The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-27
DInDs

BERGEN. AT 1o9 Ridgewood aV, Brooklyn. Sarah
NJ. widow the late Tunis c. Bergen. in the oed
year OF her age.
Funeral services to DO held at 18th st, Reformed
Church, near 4h ay- South brooklyn, to-day
Tuesday,. e7th inst. at s P. NJ. lnterment in
family plot In Greenwood Cemetery. Friends
cordially invited.
BRADLEG.-At her home. In wappinger's Falls.
N. Y. on Monday. July 20, 1877, Mary, widow o.
John Bradley.
Mott Q OF funeral hereafter.
BRlTTAS.-Suddenly. at Rutland, Mass, James W.
Britain. In his 48d year.
Funeral at Rutland. Wednesday. at l O'Clock. In
terment at woodlawn New York. at convenience
of the family. Notice Of intermcnt hereafter.
DANA.-on July %. at his resid' lie, a. South Or
ford ST., Brooklyn, the Rev. Malcolm McGregoR
Dana, D. d.
Funeral services at his residence. Tuesday. 27th
inst, a, 2 so p. NJ. Interment at Norwich. Conn
PAYNE.-on Sabbath evening, jemima. widow Of
William Payne.
Funeral services Will be held at S2i West lsth st.
Wednesday, | i. NJ.
RE, NOLD'.-ou Saturday. Juy "a. 1897. at Sis
p. ". At her residence, - oliver ST.. Sarah
Reynolds. widow of Nj hazel Reynolds.
Funeral on Iu,siay. Jusy ~. AT . P. NJ. Relatives
and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend. Interment Ia Holy Cross Cemetery.
FlatbUsh. LII
L July "a. at Fiat Rock, near Ashs-
willie, y. G.. Of a~popIeIy coraelia b. Seymour. In
the G2d year OF her age
Jew ED. Minute OF Ne tx rutive Council OF
ALPHA DI-r, Pw,-I. q. al learns with pro-
found sorr, = y. no f aru II ne President Of The
fraternity, ar 81 ed h'Ul. r in Alpha Deita
Phi, Clarrn 4rnst-.u. a. ard. Geneva, IS.
Joined with To "a ".uy years In IaDors for the
welfare aud ad. anccment OF our brotherhood.
his loss. besides bringing a sharp sense OF PERSONAL
bereavement. leaves vacant u place AInons u
which can u yer Do adequately hlied.
Brother Seward was a rare nan, In addition 70
Int L.ctual rndowments OF u nigh order, he poe
sessed a frank ami genial disposition. and a sym
pathetic and kin ny nature that attracted strongly
all who were brought INTO conIatt with him. ana
bound them TO him with answering devotion.
No man asked his sympathy IN vain. ami no friend
In trouble ever went uuaided from his door.
His relations to the Fraternity were tenier aud In
Innate. Its advancement and prosperity wsrS the
object OF his constant thought aud s0l!citude, and
its succl s. ever aroused In b III an almost paren-
tai enthusiasm. He never denied IL his time and
loving care. anu ho was ever loyal IL Its service.
even al the saar!ace OF personai convenience and
health.
His last expression OF fra;eruNI regard, the liberal
endowment OF au Alpha Delta PM Scholarship AZ
Hamilton College. tho Drtnp.aae uf the ~fralerni-
IS, was IN keeping with u noble and generous life.
II Is tho vut" OF the Council that this minute be
spread ut length upon is records, and q copy of
the same. properly engrOssrd aud duly attested
by the officers VI tue Council. De seat " tho fam
iEy Of our late Brother.
Done Ut the A pna Delta Phi house. 40. 35 west 23d
St. New YORK city, tAo Goth dag Of July, 1897.
sTIILNN N,-sud ioniy, At Thousand lslanoS. on
July a4, Thomas stiEman.
Funeral service al his late res dence. ia Prospect
place, Brooklyn. y, Y, On tuesday evening at .
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited, Inter
mcut private.