The Monmouth inquirer., 1905-11-23

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a OS'PA0- 1iC vas DOGu III 1870. n e
leaves widow. His funeral will
take place on Saturday at II o'clock
at the house. Rev. A. l. MARITIME. of
Marlboro, viii offieiate. Internent
will be ut Hoimdel.
MRS. MARY F. cURBEY,
died at her home on Wayne avenue.
Freehold, Saturday, November II, Of
pneumonia, aged 81 years. She is
survived by one daughter, Mrs Geo.
Bastedo. Funeral services. conducted
/ by Rev. w. E. Foote, were held Tues
day, and interInent was made in
Maplewood cemetery.
MRS. cATHARINE E. NORTON.
The death Of Catharine E., wife of
I Isaac S. Norton, occurred at New
! Brunswick on Friday morning. No
vember TO- 1906 Her funeral took
! place from her late residence on Mon
day, November 13, at 2 o'clock, P. II.
/ Internent at East Windsor cemetery,
/ Hightstown. Her death was the re-
suit of a stroke of paralysis the day
before from which she never reused.
She was so years of age.
/ WILLIAM F. REID.
farmer at Shrewsbury, died Friday
! Nov. 10, 1905, of Bright's disease, aged
4 60 years. -Four months ago his out
buildings burned down and his daugh-
4 ter was taken to the hospital the same
day. His illness took serious turn
! from that time. He was born in Mill
stone township and married Miss SUI
san E. Lucas, of that place 80 wears
ago. Mrs. Reid died last summer.
Mr.. Reid is survived bytwo daughters
and a son. Funeral services were held
at his late home Monday and inter-
ment was at Freehold.
PETER RUNYoN BoICE,
died at his home on Manalapan ave-
nue. Saturday. Nov 18TH 1905, of
penumonia, aged 70 years H mar
I RED Mrs Sarah E. Schanck, daughter
j of Sidney Schanck. of Marlboro, and
/ is survived by her and the following
children. Mrs Charles 4. Weaver. of
/ Easton, Pa. Mrs. Eleanor S. Boiee and
I Miss Sadie s. Boice of Freehold, also
three brothers. Charles Y s. Boice.
Of Oak land Gal: Albert L. Boice. of
\ New Brunswick and Henry S. Boice,
Of Brooklyn. The funeral was on
Tuesday. at 10 30 Mt the house, Rev.
/ l. p Brokaw officiating. Interment
was at New Brunswick.
MRS CATHERINE ]. sMocK.
died at her late residence. 46 Hudson
i sfreer. Freehold, at p NJ. Tuesday,
Nov. 2lsf, 1905. 10 her 18th year. She
WAS the daughter Of the late John and
Mary S Wbitloek and was born near
1 Matawan. She married Aaron A.
Smock in 1S49 and tie died May 29th.
1865. The couple celebrated their
golden wedding Oct. 25rA, 1899 She
leaves one sister, Miss Lydia Whit
, lock. who resided with her and is the
! survivor of a family of eleven child
Z rem. and the following ehildren:
Daniel p. Smock. Of Crawford N j.:
; Mrs 3. Frank Wikoff, Of linton Falls;
> Miss Annie A. Smock, WIN. w. Smock
and Mrs. Henry d. Hance. the last
three of Freehold. Mrs. Smock has
been a lifelong member Of the Re-
formed Church, having joined the
Brick Church in her childhood. She
lived many wears on the homestead
farm near West Freehold, bnt IA
wears ago moved with her husband
to the house where she died Mrs.
SmoeS has been i'll eight months with
rheumatism and lately of pneumonia,
which latter caused her death The
funeral viii be held at her late resi-
dence at II o'clock, Friday, Nov. 24th.
Rev. |. P. Brokaw will off1ciate. IN
terment will be al the Brick Church.
f3radevelt Relatives and friends are
invited without further notice.
4 HOLMES A. WHEELER.
Holmes A. Wheeler, for number
) of wears the publisher of the Long
Branch Times and News and later the
Long Branch News. died at the home
: Of his mother Mrs Lonisa $. Wheeler,
at IS West Main street. Freehold, on
Friday. after lingering illness. Mr..
: Wheeler bad been failing in health
: long before he retired from the man
agement of the News.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at the Wheeler home in
Freehold at 2 p. III. A number of
friends of the deceased attended TO
: the last rites Mr.. Wheeler who is d
member of Olive Branch Lodge. No.
l6. f. & A. NJ, WAS buried with Ma
sonic ceremonies Rev Mr.. ReIning-
J ton conducted the service. assisted by
{ Rev Mr.. Hickman. lnterment WAS
at Maplewood
Mr.. Wheeler was horn in Freehold
about 90 wears ago. He was graduated
from the Freehold Institute and early
: in life learned the printing business
!. with the Freehold Democrat under
The late Col. James S. Yard. He was
well known and had large circle of
friends
Mr.. Wheeler bought the Long
Branch News several years ago. Later
he consolidated his paper with the
Times and the paper was changed to
e the Long Branch Times and News.
/ The paper was afterwards changed to
:, its original name, the Long Branch
: News, with headquarters on Second
J, avenue.
|. About two years ago the News was
y sold to the Long Branch Press Com
panv and removed to the latter :
plant on Third avenue.
Mr.. Wheeler was unmarried and
# the only son OF his mother who idol.
4 lied him, The latter is well past so
h although well preserved in health
4 For the past year Mr.. Wheeler suffer
o ed from brain trouble, and although
a every effort WIS made to restore him
9 to health and vigor it proved to M
avail