New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
DIED

Roche AIfredL. Rice, Edward G.
Church. William H.Seaman, EgDeft =.
Condjt. Harriet N. Simons, Edward r.
Horton, James N. stout SaI"H ="
Lyon, Oliver A.
BEFBE On June %, at ms resi,aieness
az Mystic, Conn. Alfred H. beeve'
sor Of The late Charles =. ara @tne
~. Beebo. in the 56th year q nlS ~ Z,
Funeral at his residence July =,
O'Clock p. m. Portland, ore, Papeie
please copy.
CHURCH On Saturday afternoon,
June 27. 1914. after a lingering ~
meas. AT his late residence, 200 Le,
ferts Place. Brooklyn, william hyos
Church, in bis 32d year. Notice o.
funeral later
CONDIT- On Friday. June 20, 1914
Harriet Newell Condit. Funeral serJ
vices at her late residence, ~ "eSs
123th st., on Sunday az $3.50 p. m
HORTON his residence, 1i2 West
l26.h st., or Friday, June %, 1917
James Madison Horton. Funeral SER
vices will be held at Pilgrim Con.
gregational Church. 121st st. and
Madison av.. on Sunday, June -, az
D. m. II is requested that no now
ers be sent. lnterment Hill SIDE
Cemetery, Middletown, n. T., on
Monday morning.
At a Special Meeting Of the Board
Of Directors OF the j. VI. Horton Ice
Cream Company, held az its principal
office, Nos. 2O5-22i East 24th Street,
New York City, on juno p, 1914, m
consequence Of the sudden demise OF
Mr.. James Madison Horton, our Presit
dent, on Friday, June 26, 1914, at .
A. NJ, the following Resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The Board has learned
with sorrow and deep regret OF the
sudden death Of our beloved Presidents
Mr.. James Madison Horton. it desires
TO enter upon its minutes this eN-
preston of It's high appreciation of
his character, and the severe loss II
has sustained in his death.
Mr.. Horton was the oldest and most
active member Of this Board. being ore
of the incorporatOrs and It's first Chair
man. His efforts and influence were
always most conscientiously exerted IN
promoting the stability, character ana
welfare of this institution, and his uns
swerving integrity, strict fidelity, wise
counsel and conservative action were
worthy Of our highest admiration.
A marked feature of Mr.. Horizons
character was his absolute fidelity 10
duty in every relation, whether in
private, public or business life, and
his entire disregard Of selfish intcr4
est in determining the proper course
Of pursuit.
In his relations to this institution,
both as President and Director, the
Board always recognized the fact that
his advice was the result OF mature
judgment and conscientious discharge
Of his duty His kindly department,
genial temper and friendly disposition
inspired the respect and regard Of all
his associates, and he was dearly be-
loved by all the officers and employees
of this Company.
The members Of the Board hereby
express their most sincere sympathy
and coincidence to the son and daugh-
ter of the deceased, and direct that a
copy of this Resolution, suitably en-
crossed, be sent TO Mr.. Harry G.. Hor-
ton and Mrs. Edward p. Lewis, re-
spectively, and it is further directed
that the Secretary spread a copy OF
the same al length upon the minutes
OF this Company, and that a copy be
published in the daily press.
CHAUNCEY E. HORTON,
HENRY CRUDE,
EDWARD y. LEWIS,