New-York tribune., 1918-10-01
DEATHS

DEAlFtC
ANGERMAN--On September 2S. 1918. at
Gil West 152d st.. after short illness, A.
bert AnRcrman, aged 49, son of the late
Michael and Emma Angerman and the be
loved husband of Ray Angerman and father
81 81 Ca:oline Pepignion; Matilda EinR !. and
Florence Angernan and brother OF barbara
Schroeder Morris. David and Arthur
Angerman. Funeral Tuesday, l p. m.
sharp. =
BALDAUF-On September %, pauline Bald
auf nee Van Iseghen). beloved wife Of
Frederick Baldauf. Funeral from her late
residence, 1920 Fulton av.. Tuesday. Octo-
ber 1, at 10 a. m. thence to ST. Augustine's
Church. where requiem mass will be
celebrated at 10 80 a. m.
BEACH-Suddenly. on September 20, Joseph
brown Beach, father of Mrs. Joe Lemon.
IN his 67th year. Funeral service and in
terment at Meriden, Conn. Connecticut
papers please copy.
bUCkLAND-On Monday September 30.
1913. after short illness. at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. Frank l.. Crawford
at summit, N. j.. Emily Wilson Buckland
widow Of the Rev. +. Joseph Wales Buck
land. D. d., in the 85th year of her age
runeral private. 1t is requested that no
flowers be sent
BURR-At stratford. Conn. September %.
Maria Louisa Lyon. wife of the late Cor
heiiuS ~ jouTr, III ner S4Lh year unerai
service at her former home, 243 St. James's
Place. Brooklyn, Tuesday, October /, at 3
p .
CARRIERE-At her last residence. o26 West
1oth ST., on September %, Nine. Leon
Carriere, in the 10th year of her life Flu
neral private. Kindly omit flowers.
CARROLL Margaret J. Carroll (nee Craw-
263 Hcwes st, Brooklyn. beloved wife of
Thomas +. Carroll. Funeral Tuesday. Re-
quem mass Church of TRANSPORTATION . 80
a. m. lnterment Calvary.
CHARLES-Suddenly. on September %. 1918.
George Everett Charles. son of the late
George E. and Emily Clark Charles. Se5'-
vices on Wednesday, October 2. at his late
n. y. on arrival of train leaving Grand
Central at :06 p. m. Automobiles will
meet train.
CHARD-Ceorge Gable Chard son of Mr. and
Mrs. J: Alfred Chard. of Montclar, N. j.,
was kiiled on the Flanders front August
Is. He was 80 years old and fell in the
first battle in which the old 7tl Regiment
(now the 107th) took part.
CHRISTiE-On Friday, September 27. at 1914
Clint st.. Brooklyn. after brief illness
Alfred Booth. only son of Thomas and the
late Emma A. Christie. Services at the
Church Of the Pilgrims, Henry and Ren,sen
sts.. Tuesday afternoon October l. at .
O'Clock.
CRYDER-On Sunday, September %. 1918, al
his late residence, at Washington, D. c.
William Wctmore Cryder, son of the late
John and Mary Wetmore Cryder and hus
bant Of the late l.slen Chauncey Crydcr.
DAVE ]-On Saturday. September %. 10
seph +. Dawes beloved husband of Heller
Barrier and son of the late James d. anf
Sarah a; Davies. Funeral services at hi.
late residence, 1872 Az. A, Bayonne. N j.
tuesday evening 80. Interment Cypress
Hills Wednesday morning.
FELTER -Bogota NJ j.. SUNDAY morning
September 70, 1918. George c. Felter. sr
Funeral services at his late home. 66 Larcl
av.. Bogota. N. j., Tuesday afternoon. Oc.
tober |, at 80 o'clock Train leaves IVES,
ga ST.. New York City, by West Shore
Railroad at l rs p. IN. Interment at Hack.
F1SCHL-Julia (neo Trenk). beloved wife
OF Ignatius and devoted mother of Arthur
harriet, Ella May and Lillian. on Septenl-
Der 29 Funeral services at her late resi-
dence. 2o3 East list St, on Tuesday. Octo
Der l, at l 80 p. M
FREEMAN -Le!a. on September %. ser
wees % THE FUNERAL CHURCH. B'way
1otn "a ST. Crank Campbelrs,, Tuesday
GECRGEoon September 2S. Minnie George
late Father Theodore George. Tunera
tuesday morning at 8 o'clock from tn,
residence of her niece, Mrs James Aide. 10:
1vy 81, Elmhurst. l.. I. Requiem mass a
HAIGHT-On September 80. 1918. at Cedar
SOtb uus' xesr a. L. o.a Or: David l. Haight. in his
OF ST Ihomas's Church, 9TH av. and -,
ST. Wednesday, October ., at 10 a. 10.
HALSEY-On Sunday. September % 1o1e
at his residence. 521 Park av.. Frader;,
Kobert Halsey. in his 72d year. Fnnera
and 53d at, on Tuesday October / at !.
o'clock lnterment at W'atcrtown. n. Y.
HAMlLION-O On Friday September q 1918
a. ms residence, ia Westminster Road
bfooksyn Henry Bcvoe Hamilton. beloye,
n,'s musnaEa 20 OF Beatrice A. Hamilton. Inter.
meht Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday.
HAWLEY-Bronson Eawlev. Of B,.;doonor.
I0,th Infantry. killed in action. August %
hlNsHELWOOD-At Newport Naval Hos.
pltai. Newport. r. l.. in the service of his
country. September 81, James y. Hinshel.
Pesers eo aefa ebn-sb % years REQUIEM mass St
Day October 1. at 10 o'clock
HOMAN-On Monday, September 80 1919
imam Honlan, son of the late Andrew,
nomi-i. Funeral oervces in Grand I,odge
Noom. dn.sSam Masonie Hall. 23d st. and 9Th aS
9ers OF Kane Lodge, Asa, F. aad A. M.
c:usalem Chapter. No. s, r. A. NJ.
..delph' Council. No. Z. r. and F. NJ
Colum, ian Commandery. No. l. X. r
Scottish Rite bodies. Masonic Veterans
Mecca Temple and The many other organi.
cations OF which re was an honorary mem.
Der invited. SAL Francisco and RufFaIo
papers please copy.
HoYT-At New Canaan, Conn. Sentembe,
2S. 1913. Miss Bertha c. Hoyt. Funera
services at her late residence. New Ca.
naan, on Tuesda,. October I, at D. m.
HUBBARD-On Friday. September q. 1918
Mrs Mary g. Hubbard. Funeral service
Monday. at ? 80 p. m. ~
Suddenly. in Chicago. of span;sl
influenza. Sunday. September 20 lo1S !,
her 18th year. Cordslia, eldest daupbter -
Mary Dannah Jarnris. of Santa Monica
real. ESTATE