New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
OBITUARY NOTES

senior warden Dc and treasurer of the Episco-
pal Church Of the Holy Trinity. died uneX-
pectedy yesterday at his home 240 Wash
Der of the Howard Brush Manufacturing
Company Mr. Howard was u member OF
the Society of Colonial Wars.
MRS. MARY A. HEFFERNAN. eighty,
widow Of Michael ]. Heffernan. for many
years a financial writer for '''rhc New York
Times" died Friday ni9ht at her home, o26
Seventy-fourth Street, Brooklyn
MISS MILE VINICOMBE, twenty
eight teacher in Public School 55. Brook
lyn. died Friday Of pneumonia at her houe.
457 State Street Brooklyn. She taught at
Public School 90 for eleven years.
CAPTAIN JAMES y. sLATrERY, fifty
eight, a pilot who operated in New York
harbor for many years. died Thursday of
angina pectoris ut his home. Sl5 Park Place.
Brooklyn. He master Of Bouker No. 3,
Of the Bouker Contracting Company's fleet
of harbor boats He a member of the
Masters Mates and Pilots Association of
New York.
ARTHUR JOSEPH WALLACE, fifty
eight a real estate operator. died Thursday
of heart disease at his home. in Brooklyn.
He was a Mason.
THOMAS F. GAVIN. sixty. a foreman in
the Department of Highways for twepty-
seven years died Thursday of pneumonia at
vas member of the knights of Columbus
WALTER LINDNER hfty-four. a solicitor
for the Title, Guarantee and Trust Company.
died Friday at his home. 924 West End
Avenue. after long illness. He was a
graduate of the College of the City of New
York, and was employed by the Title Guar
@nteo and Trust Company since 1889.
.IOHN T. LEE, sixty-four associated with
lla IRIS & Fuller. stock brokers' died Thurs
day in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital
l5rooNlyn. lie was life member of the
New York Athletic Club. and was also d
member of the Montauk Club, of Brooklyn
and Pacific Lodge. F and A. NJ. He was a
veteran of the 22d Regiment N G. N Y
MISS JULIA A. BROWNE. sixty, a sister
OF Commissioner of Sewers James J. Browne
ded Friday night Of pneumonia at her home
81 Johnson Street Brooklyn She was IL
resident OF Brooklyn for many years.
MRS. SARAH JANE PIETSCH. eighty
hye, lineaI descendant of John Hart one
OF the signers of the Declaration Of Ind
pendence. died Thursday afternoon Of pneu-
monia at her home. 98S Bergen Street
Brooklyn. She designed an American flag
which recorded the dates of entrance of the
states to the Union
THOMAS BRYAN employed as a horti-
cultu-ist by the Park Department. died Fri
day at his home. 81 Fourteenth Street
OF Columbus. Brooklyn Council No. 60.
FREDERICK v GILLIAN SR.. a cartoon
ist IS dead in the X ines County Hospital
He was formerly connected with Judge g"
and also with The St. Louis post-Dispatch"
and The Denver Times" He was resi-
dent OF Brooklyn for many years
CHESTER a. DENNIS. thirty-two for
ten years private secretary to the ate
Thomas D. Maurer. auditor of the New
York * Long Branch Railroad, died yester-
day at the home # his sister, Mrs. Eugene
dowland, $50 Bramha Avenue, Jersey City.
OF pneumonia He served for two years as
n member of the West Long Branch N !
Be rough Council
PATRICK J. ROWLAND. seventy-four a
native Of South Dakota, formerly ranch
man in California. died yesterday in Row
AND hotel, South Broadway. Long Branch.
n j. He is sur,hxed by threa sons