New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-21
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D3Tu ssdI It James j. Rector Of IN.
y Ga S9 Sa Is 1904 Funeral Tuesday No
i0er q at 1890 from st. Patricks Cathedral
pI o. The immaculate Virgin held at No Lafayetts
ing resolutions were unanmousiv adopted: 10 'O'''"
%9s:sss it has pleased Ahy God His Dn.
yember 1s 1904 the director Of the Mission the Rev
zeaoas a6oreG in this asd OF GEARS GEARS
love Of children spcsx 70 b give aD5 play 70 his great
Res Resolved That We who have been associated
many years with him in his members Of the
OF the homeless children do sincerely depore his untey
him and Of friendship he Sf G 1gF 9Tf ASA w i
MN u b senSSos ana noble heart compeng admiration
giving expression , to feelings ana i further
The records Of the Mission published daily
Most Rev; JOHN NJ. FARLEY. PRESIDENT Ray. NJ J.
r. Tfic JAMES Il 1oEGHEETY TaQMAs
Secretary
Society Of ST Vincent de Paul held No Lafayette
Place on SATURDAY November 49, the following memorial
We have learned with deep regret Of the death of
the Rev. James J. Dougherty, Of the valued
During the many years association
our work among the poor and in the care Of destitute
and material aid to help make efforts successful
AS spiritual director Of Catholic Boys Associa-
ton. director Mission immaculate Virgin
and adviser in many Of the problems which have
himself true spiritual father. saneh and generous
We deed it fitting therefore that we should publicly
express our grief at the loss Of such true
]. J. FITZGERALD. Secretary.
her rsidsnse No 20 Cedar Place s 9Gn Ts
OF her age Funeral services at St John church.
will meet train leaving Grand Central Station at ll0
HARRISON Saturday. November 10. Edward G Harris.
Chatham. n. j. Funeral service at his late home on
IsesaSanna and Western 1raih leaving New-YOrk at Il
noon
HoYTon sunday November 20 Charles HSyt IN
HoYT-At stamford. Conn.,. suddenly sunday. No
vember 90. 1904. George II. HOyt. In his 6eth year
Wednesday. November 70 at $50 p m Carriasss
waiting the arrival OF the train from Ne7s-fSrk
saT IN a5 sS ysr
win be held at his late Essdenge No $40 5s .g 1
waite. Rochester q. y papers please copy
MoREoRDs N gs9 1ss Is ls
services home OF his son-in-law Dr. Edward H
leaving 2sd-st. Erie Railroad. a i:1O p. m.
NICHOLs-At wyoming y. J., on November 49, 1904
Emesoa aged Il sas Relatives and friends
xed to attend the funeral from her late residence IN
~ oe d. l. and ill., r. M 9e Of ae family
salem Mass papers please copy.
PowLEssaaAt Hqske4saek n j. November II Mar
service Monday November q al go o'clock P m;
Passac-st' HackensacS. \. ]. Interment Hacken-
sack
fT g s ser S Of the essDI E'e
Grace Church. in the cityTof New-York. Tuesday.
November %. 1904. at II O'Clock a. m.
At Special meeting OF the Board of Managers of the
FoR held I' o2 Frdag No1en5er IS 954 the following
as!iSs useful ts John sgsliaaa
yeek nd
healthy glow in his cheeks will be The more shocked al
home to keeny the lesson of the
Bora on farm without the advantages Of education.
Years ago he left When mere boy the home circle and
the city Of NewYork to enter under most unn-
he proceeded by reach
We say by necessary steps because with
religious Convictions was inevitable but with
he would reach the goal Of his ambition, which
position OF influence and Of standing in his own sphere
But It is especially because love zeal for
orphan children that have assembled TO pay this trb
his time and ability single IN his purpose
irns than Mr. spslman And now that his course is
tSose Who knew ana liked him as wen as in the memory
his good deeds and unrng work in tho cause Of the
proper that We who nave been associated with him
mony Of his worth and usefulness. COMMITTEES
ResoTed That in memory work.
Minute be inscribed in the Records OF the ASYLUM and
reaved daughter. that Board of Managers a
body attend his funeral"
JOHN NJ. FARLEY. Archbishop. President
FORBES ] HENNESSY, Secretary
/ sUTToN-At West Islip Long Island. Helen Remsen
wife OF Woodruff Sutton and daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Phoenix Remson. on FRIDAY November Is
Funeral services Will be held at Christ Church Babylon
Long Island, Monday, November 81 at 10 O'Clock
Interment private. Please omit flowers.
TowNLEY-on Sunday November 20 Edith Case, wife
s' sS T6SHsya hfT -:
York. Monday. November q, at 2:30 p. Inter
Hartford. Conn. on Tuesday. November -
TOWNsON-At Spring Lake. y. J.. November 70.
1894 Susan widow Of T. Stanley Townsen, aged 50
Years Funeral services Monday November 81, at
o'clock p her late home. Spring Lake. \. J.
Interment Tuesday morning, the 22d inst, at 10
o'clock. Woodlands Cemetery. Philadelphia Penn
YOI-NG-At Yonkers. OF sunday. November 90. 1904
Charles Young. the 59th year Of his Funeral
al residence No. 10 Ravine-ave.,
YJnters. on Tuesday afternoon at 1870 lnterment at
Hope Cemetery IonAers.
ZINfMERMANN-At San Juan Porto Rico. November 16.
Charles Frederic OF the late Charles Frazier
Susan Bard zimmerman
ZINAERMANN-At East Orange. y. J.. November 10.
susan Bard. widow OF Charles Frazier Zlmmer-
mann and daughter Francis Upton Johnston
NJ d. Funeral services at Grace Church. Orange
Tuesday. November % at o'clock Carriages will he
IN Brick Church Station arrival OF the
O'Clock train from New-fork, Via D., l. and w. r Il.