Smyrna times., 1905-10-25
DEATH RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK
Jon" W. Lycett' Former Principal of No. S
SCHOOL Passes Away-Death of Mrs. Sarah
{. Authony-Mlss AdeIine Hazard dead

who in the late fifties. ns56-5) was
principal of the old No. s School of
smyrna; died last Thursday after an
Hines OF four months in his 72nd wear.
he VIII be remembered by a number
OF Smyrnians. who were his pupils.
over year ago his relations with
smyrna were renewed by an interest
ing historical sketch Education in
Smyrna when the Times was Young"
which was published in the Semi Cen
tennial number of the Smyrna Times.
The deceased has been a prominent
educator In New Jersey for many
years. He was the only son of William
Lycet, of the War of 1912 and was born
at Mount Holly, N. j., Feb. 10, 1884.
In early life he engaged in CONNER
cial pursuits during the summer and
taught school in the winter. After
ward he was principal of schools in Del
aware, New York and in northern New
Jersey, and in 1879 was elected prlnci-
pal of one of the largest public schools
IN Hoboken where he remained for
nearly twenty years, and later he was
principal of other schools. Every
where he lived he was highly respected
and everywhere as a Christian his con-
sistency wss recognized. At one time he
was county superintendent of school, at
another time was alderman. He had ex-
cellent business ability and was an in
corporator and director of varions enter
prises, as banks, life and fire insurance
companies. His funeral was very
largely attended. Mr.. Lycett was a
dignifed, lovable man, noticeable for
his direct military bearing. The OBJ
server, the chief newspaper of Hobo
ken, on the day after his death de-
voted large part of two of its long
columns to his career. Mr.. Lycett was
worthy of the best of his ancestors and
leayes to his descendants a legacy in
valuable. He is survived by his widow,
three daughters and son. His son,
William Lycett, occupies responsible
place as proof reader in the Metho.
dist Book Concern.
Mrs. Sarah E. Anthony Passes Away.
Mrs. Sarah Anthony, wife of the late
John Anthony, a prominent land
owner of this viciuity, passed away al
the home of her son, Mr.. Levi An
thony at twelve o'clock last night il
the S0th year of her age. She has beer
in failing health for several years. The
: deceased was one of the most estimablt
women of this vicinity and in her more
active days gave much of her time t.
the church and those societies which
have for their object the betterment oi
mankind. She was Quaker by birtl
but after moving to Smyrna becam
a faithful and consistent member o
; Asbury NJ. E. Church. She was alsC
> member of the W. G. L. u, tn
9 Women's Home Missionary Society
: and the Kings Daughters. She was
:. good woman, kind, generous and faith
II full in the discharge of her duties
q Deceased was a daughter of the lat
q Benjamin and Elma Hoag and was borl
"a raised and spent her girlhood days i
a Manchester, n. Y. In 1850 she b
% came the wife of MIR. John Anthor
% and moved to Troy, n. Y. In Isl
"a they moved to this vicinity where SD
90 has made her home ever since. Her hu
A band died Feb. Ii, 1890. She is survive
~ by one son, Mr.. Levi Anthony, a prom
~ inent farmer and fruitgrower of th
"A vicinity. She is also survived by ty
n step sons: Mr.. James W. Anthol
90 and Mr.. Henry S. Anthony, both
- this town. Funeral services will be he
at the residence Of Levi AnthoI
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clo'
- and Friday morning the remains W
- be taken to Troy, N. Y. where inte
- ment will take place.
". Death of Miss AdeIlue Price Hazard.
on Miss Adeline Price Hazard, fo
100 merly a resident of this town, died
of Wilmington on Sunday after a ling
1r- ing illness in her 54th year. The
lot ceased was a sister of Mrs. Martinda
icy wife of Rev. T. E. Martindals and dl
ire inc his residence in Smyrna as pres
ur- ing elder, she made her home With h
will and conducted large music class
Miss Rivers School which was held
the room now occupied by the HC
Company in the Town Hall. Dur
wac her residence here she attracted ma
na' by her sweet manner and her fdel
ins to all good movements. She was
ion a resident of Middletown for tin
VI Her remains were taken to Seafo
ere Del. for interment. Services W
'ne held in the M. E. Chnrch OF that to
pre- and interment took place this al