The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-21
OBITUARY..

The Rev. Edward n. Kettell, D. D., who
for some years mad been assisting the Rev.
DR.. Geor ge r. Van De Water. rector OF st. An
drew's Church, this city. died at a private
hospital in Brookline. Mass, yesterday, aged
90. He had been failing since early last
spring. when he gave up his work and went
to Groton, Mass, where he spent the summer
W ith his daughter. Mrs. George J. jefferson.
Jr., wife of the private secretary to DR.. Pea
body. master of Groton School. Early this
fall DR.. Kettell's illness became more severe
and he was taken 10 the Brookline Hospital.
DR.. Kettell was born in Boston in 1910 and
was the son Of the late John B. Kettell. a State
street merchant. He was graduated from
the General Theological Seminary, this
city, about 1870, and was ordained In Balti-
more two years later. He was appointed as
sistant to the Rev. DR.. stephen King. rector
of the old Zion and st, Timothy parish,
and went from there to Newport. where
he W as rector of 81. Georges Church for
We ars. He became pastor of st. Anne's
Church. Morrlsa MA, n. y. and after
seversi year. ser rS1t was II ssop ssncs .e tbop
his only active work had been with DR. Van De
Water. Soon after being ordained he married
Miss Mary Howard daughter of Abraham
Howard Of Boston. She died some years
Of Groton and Miss Mary II. kettell.
from the United states District Court last
October. died yesterday at his residence at
Brattleboro., vt. He was born in Chester
Academy and private schools at Newfane.
Vt. He was made an Ii. ID. of the University
e Vermont on in lsss; Il married Minnie !;
to the bar in 1889. became a member of the
Vermont House Of Representatives in 1887
lowing He was Judge Of the Superior Court
appointed 60 the CiIcut Court Judseshtp by
at his own request. He was called often to
sit in the Circuit Court in New York.
Mrs; Phiip. s ? Randolph died yesterday
at Philadelphia after an illness OF three weeks.
The dead woman had been in poor health
for several years. Before her marriage Mrs.
Randolph was Miss Hannah, Featherston.
OF Philadelphia. Her husband is Philip s. p.
Randolph. a son Of Mrs; samuel Welsh. Mrs.
Welsh was = msmbes OF one OF the best Phila.
short time ago. MIR. Randolph and his wife
had been separated for Ave years He was
try Club and is living at Lakewood with his
three children.
Louisa Moncheur, the fourteen-year- old
s ssIsH1S to Of tbI Bacon co% nt MSnS StsS f. M W. ssir,. Of
Legation In Washington yesterday afternoon
after a short illness OF pneu monia and typhoid
wedding OF Arthur Grant-Duff and Miss
Kathleen NanHss Cls Nis MsG slsfsr Of and he her B. .%IStsrs
at the sharon Hill School. near Philadelphia.
Frank Campbell Watts, assistant cashier
Of the American Exchange, National Bank,
10 Tichenor street, Newark. He had been
iii since last July Of a complication of diseases.
a hs wa A. e smTer .9 Nsws EMPLOY aHd Of T he 70 SsS ysa ::
a clerk ~forty-one years ago. His wife and
Ave children survive him.
Henry DsvidsOn; a %snGIaCtTreT Of rules
on Monday in his nth year at his home, e74
Greene avenue. Brooklyn. He was born in
He carried on business for many years in
the Bowery. He was the inventor Of the lock
iointed square, re Is survived by his wife.
Wsshin gton. died at his home in that city
Monday, aged IS years. He was born a.
kscSfrG ATTY years ago. was Fire reg com 10
missioner under the old Municipal Government
and was prominently Identified with the ex-
tension Of the public school system OF the
city.
Mrs, Julia J~acobus. 81 years old, the wife
Of John H. Jacobus,. died at her home. 300
day. Three children survive her. Mrs. Nor
gan W. Ayers and Percy gacobys Of Glen
morrow afternoon at 2:3O o clock.
Mrs. Theodore Van lderstine. one Of the
founders OF the South Orange Methodist
She was 80 years old. She and her husband
celebrated their COLDER wedding eight years
ago. Her husband and five children survive
her.
Gen. John II. Bryant, formerly general
manager of the Seattle and International
Railway. died OF paralysis In Washington
Monday evening ar the age of so years. He
had large business interests in New York, and
was a member Of the Manhattan, Democratic
and Catholic clubs.
Can't. Lafayette NJ. PontOn, a veteran Of the
civil war, died suddenly in Washington Tues
day. aged II years. He was a native OF Nelson
county, Va, and served in the Confederate
army throughout the wal. reaching the grade
OF Captain.
Robert Hare Delafeld. latelyAo Seattle,
yesterday at his mothers home IN Rsyerdale.