The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-03-15
Obituary



Willis Walling was found dead in his
room In a boarding house In jersey
City by the mistress Of the house and
taken to the Atlantic Highlands, for
burial Mr.. Walling is survived by his
wife, two daughters and one son. He
was buried from the home of his mother,
Mrs. Valera Walling Of First avenue
Hillside. FRIDAY afternoon. Rev.
Martin Brynildson Of the Baptist church
officiated assisted by Rev. ]. H.
SchafferDf the Presbyterian church.
Interment Bay View cemetery.
MRS. CARKIE BURNS.
Funeral services FOR Mrs. Carrie
Burns, aged II, who formerly resided at
Farmingdale, and in Asbury Park,
were held Friday morning at 10 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Harry Hulshart on
Main street, Fariningdale, Mrs. Burns,
who died at the home of relative in
Delhi, n. Y. with whom she had been
staying. suffered long time from an
affection of the stomach.
Her body.was taken to Farmingdale,
to the home of Mrs. Hulshart the day
before the funeral. Rev Linwood
Miller of the Methodist church
conducted the services. Intermsnt was
made in the FarIningdale cemetery
Deceased is survived by sister,
Mrs. Margaret Demme, who lives IN
Asbury Park with her daughter, Mrs.
a. B. Hampton and one brother. Ed
ward Whitmore, who resides IN Penn
sylyania.
JOSEPH sTILLwELL.
Joseph StiHwell, former resident
of Red Bank, died last Friday at his
home. Winter Haven. near Miami
Florida, of complication Of diseases In
his SEVENTEEN year For number Of
years he conducted butcher shop in
Red Bank and Seabright. He is
survived by his wife and three
daughters and one son. Lawyer
Edmund Wilson is brother-in-law-
InterInent was made Tuesday morning
at Shrewsbury Presbyterian church
cemetery, Shrews bury. Rev. Dwight
Parsons, pastor of Shrewsbury Pres
byterian church oficiated
REV. tHARRY,B. WILSON
Rev. Harry B. Wilson, formerly
OF Asbury Park, died of heart trouble
Wednesday at his home in Boonton.
where he was rectorof St. Johns Epis
copal church Fl was 81 years old.
Funeral service was held at st.
Johns church in Boonton.
Rev Wilson was married, but bad
no children. He was well known in
the Episcopal church as an official and
also a healer he having started sever
al medical missions. After entering the
ministry he becme q well known
author. He was a pupil OF Rev.
Charles H. Kidder. He was the orig
inator of the Nazarine magazine and
also started a society of the same
name His latest book vas volume
on spiritualism Ghosts and Gospels.
MISS RUDELLA j. HOLMES.
Miss Rudella ]. Holmes. daughter
of George E. Holmes. died Sunday
at her home near Lincroft, of
of diseases, in her
year Besides her father,
she is survived by two sisters, and one
brother. Funeral service was held
Wednesday at 1870 at the late residence
and o'clock at the Lineroft CHAPEL
with Rev. William E. BREASTED, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Red
Bank, officiating InterInent was IN
Lincroft cemetery.
MRS. MARGARET A. VAN NOTE.
Mrs. Margaret A. VanNote, widow Of
Cornelius Van Note, died at her home
Asbury Park, after short ill |
ness of pneumonia and heart trouble,
Mrs. Van Note lived only six weeks |
after the death of her husband who died
Jan, 25.
She is survived by two daughters, |
n - 1910 n "
enue, Belmar, and Mrs. James A. Winn |
Of 1920 Monroe avenue, IA
and nine great
The funeral was held at the home
at o'clock, with interment
at Mt. PROJECT cemetery.
OLIVER G. APPLICABLE.
Oliver George Apologize. young
est son of Hazel Hawkins and Jerry
of Lexington avenue and
Second street, East Side Park, Red
Bank, died Monday, March -, at the
Monmouth Memorial hospital, Long
Branch, following an operation for
depression of the brain, aged 10 mon
this The child was injured while play
ing six weeks ago and had been q pa
tient at the hospital ever since. being
under the care of DR.. G. N. Trippe of
Asbury Park. Two sons, Ensley L.
and Donald E. Apologize survive.
The fuseral was Tuesday afternoon at
1 O'Clock at the residence, with Rev.
j. S. Enizer, pastor of the Fair Hav-
en- Methodist Protestant church,
Interment was at Ever
green cemetery. Little Silver.
was deemed by the west Jersey