The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
OBITUARY..

ROLAND y. NlcKerSon, q Iormef MEMBER
Of the Governors Council. died In East Brew
ster. Mass. yesterday Of heart trouble. He
was IS years old. He had been III for some
time. and shortly after his arrival from New
York a few weeks ago his ma gnihcent sum-
mer residence was totally DESTROYED by fire
and many priceless articles. collected In all
parts Of the world by generations Of Nicker-
sons. were burned. At that time Mr.. Nioker-
son was in a critical condition and was CON
t asH fr sils IS SslRlsVsd 70 si SaSs 5 bFsys shs' IL slouD e
no nst fRe Sf't Last f hassste mr. a d dssesndant ~e 81 a q
long line Of Nickersons who settled on Cape
Cod soon after the landing Of the Mayfoyer,
OF the First National Bank OF Chicago, and
the son spent most OF his time, In that city.
II New H eop was ana an n ARDENT sSam yaeht ~ Mast a saem1
footer Meemer.. which was raced with sue
S Sssss on sens l Blanc S MT NICK si e Te1 as va as
elected a member Of the Council in 1905 and
1908, ns is survived by a wife and two
children
at Portland, Me. He was a son Of DR., Josiah
Whitney Barstow. was born at Flushing in
1897 and ao5 was 4,rg T ,Ed ateIaa from or ph Yale a In isso
He was ilrst il the oompetltivs EXAMINATION
fGo Sn JANUARY m u ' T. isa ss'S Until july SHS T. S0i ises, beins
house physician from January / to July !,
1894; For three months he vas Tas assistant
1894 he began practice In this city. He was
g specialist in diseases Of the ear and throat;
to Clara Arabella Gerrish.
ton. n. Y. at the age OF So. He " as a prom
i3ent mem6e OF the Free and accented
Horeb Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, since 1885,
q member Of Bioss Council No. 80, Royal and
T femPsn a' 4. H 8. Nobles e' mystic E urine IN M Se%
York city; D D. RI RG ss was also 2 member
and in 1855 was president OF the Third Dis
sT5S' b pe9'o oth STe, oaIce es i IN the Seas seo q. Ne" Il I oT *
survived by his wife.
The funeral OF Edward Parsons Day Of Bay
Ridge will be held this afternoon from Days
a MSit II The rh dIfeo sGsne Of f Bay s stisy iSdEsi F. s's snd
Day was in his elghty-foprth year, In 1858,
and author. he settled down in South BROOK
iyn and engaged In the real estate business,
P P,lips a Sp s &c f Se { n lnr RsseIaY ts s'1 f2o ;SG6j T TIsS
some members Of his family over the manas-
ment Of his property and an unsuccessful
declared insane. He leaves four sons and
a daughter.
Dr.. Robert s. Ives died in New Haven
on for appendicitis at midnight. He was
from Yale In 1884. He studied In the Yale
medical school and afterward. at the College
of Physicians, and Surgeons. from, which he
ter 81 sF Pqof. %lf la ff sthle % Of R tSe univ q afsse Of
Pennsylvania. She died in 1905. DR.. Ives leave
a son, DR.: Alfred stille Ives. who j. In stntt-
s 'on Of f fhllsdsiip Sfa a a'osn'''' Mrs f. D''n'
day from Monticello. n, Y. Of the death Of
leader Of ,Westchester; county. MI Ennis
Sewer Commissioners OF New Rochelle and at
member Of the Masonic fraternity. Republican
leaves a widow and three children. One Of HIS
Navy. Until his health failed Mr.. Ennis oar.
ried on a large coal business in this city.
Max Schmidt. who died Thursday In his
stasee; IN the msnSiso Saf Of Of billiard mliiHaS tss fSes
In this city When the ciyil war began he
unteers. and afterward became a Captain.
He was wounded in the battle OF Bull Run.
He was born in Germany and for fifty years
three daughters.
a minister OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the Central New York conference. died
EESS11sTdssyJ at F 5hG home is Of R h!s dAggs HbtT .. M1S;
street. He was born AT New Lisbon. Otsego
county. in 1929 and was educated at a Quaker
boarding school in pptchess county. He
old. Mr.. Shove was pastor Of churches at
Syracuse, Auburn and other cities In Central
New York. He leaves two sons. Eu gene tPN
Shove Of Colorado Syringe and Benjami-.'-
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