The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-06-14
Obituary


T.
died Tuesday, June IL, 1928. IL the
fordham Hospital. New York City. Of
tuberculosis OF the spine, aged 81
Years. Deceased for twenty years
conducted CANDY and ice cream store &
in the Post Office building and soId Il
ABOUT SIX years ago and refn0ved IL
New York City. Deceased was the son
OF the late William and Mary McChes-
ney OF Freehold. He was Unmarried
Three brothers and three sisters sur
we: Mrs. A. j. Conover Of Omaha
Neb.; Mrs. Edward Rutter Of Mount
airy, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs Milton
Frazee Of Westfield; Wallace. Of PhiI1-
delphia; George Of Asburv Park and
Edward Of Freehold. He was an ex-
einpt fireman Of the Freehold 15eparf-
ment- The funeral will be held on
Friday at 2 o'clock, at the residences az
bis brother, 8 Lafayette Place. Fraes
hold, Rev. r. Conover, OF the Baptist
church. Of which deceased was menu
Der officiating. Interlnent will be ID
Maplewood cemetery
CHARLES n. sTILLwELL.
son Of the late Joseph and Eliza StiIl-
weIlof Freehold, died Sunday. June Il
1923, at $50 p NJ. at Mckinley hosr,i-
tai, Trenton, aged 70 years and 3
months, after All illness of five weeks
of typOid fever. His wife. Isabel. died
IN 1912. He was bora In Freehold and
has been contracting painter all his
life He leaves one son, Prof Harold
N Stillwell, the we'll known musician
of Freehold; and two grandchildren.
Helen and Harold. Jr. He was an Ell
empt fireman Of the Freehold Depart
nent and is the 18th death aInong them
In a year. His funeral was Wednes-
day, at 2 O'Clock. at his sons Residence
on E. Main street, Freehold Rev. w.
f. Atkinson officiating. Inferrnent
was In Maplewood cemetery.
MRS. MARY g. PARKER
Mrs. Mary Carr Parker, widow 81
Samuel Parker, a form er resident of
Bradley Beach, died Friday at the home
of son. Charles II Parker at Allentown.
N. j. She was 10 years Of age Besides
the son named four other sons survive
They are Alfred and Walter G. Parker
of Bradley Beach. James B Parker of
Robbinsville Arinstsnd B. Parker of
Bradley Park and Harvey Parker of
Gloucester City. Funeral service Has
held Saturday at / o'clock at lit.
Prospect cemstsry. owing to illness in
the family, Burial will also be mads
there.
MRS. CECELIA LAYTON.
Mrs. Cecilia Layton died at her home
near Jerseyville on Tuesday Of
complication of diseases, aged 66 year.
Her funeral service was held Wednes-
day at her home at 2 o'clock with
Rev. Frank Van Hise officiating
Interment was made IN Ardena
cemetery. She is survived by three
grown children, Wesley Layton,
Leonard Layton and Mrs. William
Lane all Of that vicinity.
EzEKIRL SMITH
Ezekiel Smith died at the home Of
T. Daley, Adelphia, Saturday, Of general
debility, age 20 years. His funeral
service was held Tuesday at the parlors
of Undertake Clayton and burial made
in Adelphia cemetery.
JAMES H. HAMPTON
The funeral Of James Hampton.
aged so years, who died recently was
held Sunday afternoon at the residence
OF his nephew, J. Lester Woolley on
Farmingdale conducted by Rev
Linwood Miller, pastor of the Methodist
AT the grave Masonic
services were also held, a delegation
OF members of the fraternity from Eaton
town conducting the ceremony. Mem
bers Of the Asbury Park and Freehold
lodges were also present.
Mr.. Hampton was until a short
time ago resident of Newport, r. 4,
where he was an engineer on the Van
derbilt estateand was a SD degree Ma
son.
Deceased was veteran Of the Civil
War, Of which war only two survivors
are living in that vicinity, Capt. w. a.
Prickitt and Andrew M. Shafto.
Mrs. Alice Slocum, who is sister OF
Mr.. Hampton, an octogenarian, now
resides near Oceanport.