The sun., 1908-05-12
OBITUARY.

Edward J. Grace. Town Treasurer Of Harri-
son. A. j., died Of Brights disease at his
home, 472 Jersey street that city. after an
illness OF several weeks Mr.. Grace was born
in Harrison ffty-one years ago and lived
there all his life lie was elected Town Clerk
in 1883 and was reelected to that ofilce nine
consecutive times. He was appointed Town
Treasurer In 1891 10 succeed the late Edward
+. Mcdonald, who had been elected 70 Con-
gress. He was also a member Of the Sinking
Fund Commission and clerk Of the Martin
act commission a member Of the board Of
directors Of the West Hudson Trust Company
and also amember OF the executive committee
He was Democrat. wife and two
children survive him,
William n. Baker, for more than sixty
years a resident Of Williamsburg, died on
Sunday In his sseyenty-siXth year at his home
22i South Ninth street He was born in
Brooklyn, Pa. In early life he aided his
father In the fish business in Fulton Mar
ket and thirty-hve years ago became a real
estate dealer. AfterWard he became in
terested in the printing trade and became
was also yice-pfesident Of the J. v. sireeton
Company, silk manufacturers. In 1858 he
became connected with the New York Volun-
teer Fire Department. lie Ia survived by
u wife and four sons.
Enos Runyon, president OF the EsseI county
Board Of Elections. died yesterday Of apopleXy
at DR.. Mullspaughs sanltarlum at Paterson,
\. j.. after an Illness OF ten days. He was
born In East Orange eiNty-four years ago
business with the late Augustus y, r. Marin,
At one time he was secretary Of the Board Of
Works Of Newark, He was also former
chairman OF the Democratic county COM
mittee. wife, son and daughter sur
vive him.
Stanley Day. president OF the Stanley Day
Advertising Agency, one Of the pioneer m ali
order CONCERNS, died on sunday night al his
Gd m ss s&TsE TH Part S h: sw s Sd1t he
and Chicago and Canadian newspapers
He was born In England and came TO this
country nifty years ago. He lived In New
York until 1871. -Four sons and three dauHh-
teTs survive
Mrs. Helen +. Moses, one OF the most widely
known women IN the Christian Church. died
yesterday morning az her home In Indian
apolb, She was national president OF the
Christian Woman's. Board Of Missions and
had been an active leader In the work OF that
organization for twenty years, Death Was
due 10 heart trouble and an affection Of the
throat.
John +, Gregg, who had been employed for
twenty-five years as assistant superintendent
in the toll department OF the Brooklyn Bridge,
died on Saturday at his home. Si7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Brooklyn In his ffty-fourth year lie
was prominent In the Royal Arcanum and a
member Of the Brooklyn Eks, lie leaves
widow and daughter.
Willard Tracy Eddy. a prominent resident
OF Bayonne, N. j.. who had served az CITY
Surveyor, City Treasurer and q member
OF the Board OF Education, died on sunday
evening a. his home. 10 West Thirty fourth
is survived by his wife, two dau ghters and
three sons.
George II. Saokett, the former head OF the
firm Of Saekett, Davis A Co, leWelry manu-.
iScs.grers ~ Of Provtdenoe. T. J.. died On sunday
In his elEhtiath year, He leaves q widow.
two sons and three daughters