New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
OBITUARY NOTES

ELIZABETH d. HENDRICKSON. eighty
nine. a descendant OF the Rev. Richard Den
ton. who came to this country in 1644 and
is said to have been the first Presbyterian
minister to preach here, died Thursday Mt
her home, So Union Avenue, Jamaica. In
1866 two of her ancestors petitioned Cover
nor Peter Stuyvesant for permission to es-
tablish homes in Jamaica, and the family
has lived there ever since.
CHARLES PE1DL. thirty. a bartender.
died Thursday at his home. 1924 Linden
Street. Brooklyn. He is survived by his
widow.
WILLIAM ALISON. twenty-six, formerly
employed by the Fall River Steamship line,
died recently in El Paso, Tex, where he
served as bank clerk. He had lived in
Brooklyn for many years.
GEORGE H. ALCORN, for many years an
advertising man, of 23 West Thirty-first
Street. is dead at his home. l2S Third Ave
nue.. Newark. N. j.
WILLIAM S. BENNETT. ifty-one. an
actor and musician. is dead at his home in
Borough Park. He had played in theatres
Bennett was Mason and member of the
B. p. O. f.
GEORGE w. ROGERS. seventy.one. a
confectioner and stationer of Sayvlle l.. l.,
died there after long illness. He is sur
'vived by three sons. daughter and a
brother Captain Thomas Rogers.
EDWIN HULL CHAMPION. cighty-three,
a retired importer and miller of Japanese
rice. died Wednesday Of pneumonia at his
home, PA Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn. He
was prominent IN church and benevolent af-
fairs. in Brooklyn. He was head of the
board Of trustees Of the Central Congrega-
tonal Church. of Brooklyn.
ALFRED HATSCHER. sixty-six. a phar-
r1acist of the Bushwick section of Brooklyn,
died Wednesday of pneumonia at his home
1923 schaefer Street Brooklyn. He was ,''; a
graduate of the New York College of Phar-
macy
JOHN SHARKEY. seventy-two a master
plumber, died Wednesday night of heart dis
ease at 539 Chauncey Street. Brooklyn He
was member of Clinton Lodge +. & A. NJ
REGINALD DREYFUs JAIN. twenty
two. former chief gunner's mate in the
navy. died Thursday of pneumonia at his
home 1890 President Street. Brooklyn. He
was in the clothing business
JUDSON ELLSWORTH McCLINTOCK.
formerly of plaineld. ~ j.. died Wednes-
day at Los Angeles Cal, where he was
general manager of the Union Tool Com
pany plant He was general manager OF
was Mason, an Elk and member of
the Machinery Club, of New York.
MRS. MARY l.: QUINN. seventy-six.
retired actress, died yesterday at her home
"a 24l w West Thirteenth Street. She had been
taken to the Campbell Funeral Church.
FREDERICK ROLLMANN, thirty-seven,
an automobile mechanic who had lived ali
his life in New York City. died yesterday
at Liberty, N. Y, where he was spending
his vacation. The body was taken to the
Campbell Funeral Church.
JACOB BERRY. eighty-one, retired
broker. died Thursday in a private hospital
at 500 West Fifty-sevenh Street He had
lived at l1G East Sixty-thrd Street. Funeral
services will be held this morning at 10
O'Clock at the Campbell Funeral Church.
THOMAS WOODS. seventy. one of the
last of the old-tne 'cabbcs.' died Thurs
day at his nome, %Q2 Seventh Avenue For
forty years be had driven cabs in this city.
The funeral service will bc held to-morrow
evening at the Campbell Funeral Church.
MRS. MARY HOAG. lifty-seven. widow
Of Frank Hoss, New York merchant, died
suddenly yesterday while visiting friends
at 2S6 Fifth Avenue. Her home was at
iOS West 10th Street The body was taken
to the Campbell Funeral Church.
RAOUL VARIOUS. son OF Jose Vargus,
former Secretary of Labor of Costa Rica,
died Thursday in the Roosevelt Hospital
after Il short illness. He was in the o3-
port business here. The body will be sent
to Costa Rica but services will be held at
the Campbell Funeral Church tomorrow.