The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-12-20
Obituary.
CHARLES HoRNoR


died at his home, Clarksburg. 3 AM.
Monday, Dec. II, 1923. Of complication
OF d iseases, aged 81 The funeral will
be at the house at I p. NJ. this Thurs
day, Rev. E, g. Hagernan of Swedes-
boro officiating Interment will be st
Maplewood, Freehold.
A widow and son. Frank. Of Clarks-
burg, nddaughters, Mrs Lucia Smith
of Asbury Park, and Mrs. Z. g. Foun-
tain Of Clarksburg, survive.
MRS. GARRETT EMMoEs
stricken Monday with heart disease at
Keyport, died shortly after being
taken to her home near Bradevelf.
She was Sc years old. George Basteao
of Freehold, is brother
JOSEPH KELSEY
died at the Long Branch Hospital.
Dec. 16, 1928, after an illness of three
months with dropsy, aged 65. He was
the son OF Michael and Eliza Ann KEEL
sey and was born in Colts Neck. He
was unmarried A sister. Mrs. John
Bnrk, OF Bennett street, Freehold,
survives. At one time he was care
taker OF Monument Park for two years
but lately has been employed at
l.
at requiem high mass at st. Rose Of
Lima church, Rev. Mr.. Larkin ceIe-
brant. interm9nt was In the Catholic
cemetery.
MRS. ELEANOR 6. vAEDERyEER
Mrs. Eleanor g. Vanderveer, formerly
of Freehold, died very suddenly Satur-
day of angina, at the home Of her son,
Tun s. Vanderveer, 40S Tenth avenue,
| Belmar Funeral services were held
Wednesday, afternoon at 1.30 at the
home of her son, Another son, Arthur
Vanderveer of Pittsburgh, also survive,
and grandson, Theodore Wells Van
derveer.
Deceased was the youngest daugh-
ter Of the late Tunis Vanderyeer
Schanck and widow Of David Arthur
Vsndervesr Of Freehold Rev. George
g. Horn, her pastor, offieiated at the
funeral Jnte ement was st Tennent.
ALFRED J. ATKINSON
one Of the pioneer shore citizens. died
Saturday, night st his home. III Atkins
avenue, West Grove 1t is believed
the cause Of death was q heart attack.
Fl g had been i'll some time, it 10 said.
Mr. Atkinson is survived by a wifs,
Catherine, and three sons. He was Sc
years old,
For many years Mr.. Atkinson com
Quoted q store IN West Grove, but
year ago took . position as jsnitor At
the Bradley Park school.
Besides his widow, Mr.. Atkinson
leaves three sons, A. Cortland, Lewis
L., and Alfred J. jr., aD living in that
vicinity, also one brother, Howard liv-
ing at Pointville, n. T., Mr.. Atkinson,s
birthplace.
MISS JENNIE LUKKR.
idied at the State hospital, Trenton.
Sunday. aged II wears. Funeral
| services were held Wednesday at the
home of her sister. Mrs. George
Livezey, Broad Street. Freehold. Rev.
Z. G. Conover officiating. Burial at
Harmony.
MRS. SARAH HoRNoR.
| died at her home at Pleasant Grove
Monday, aged 81 wears. Funeral
services viii be held Friday. Rev.
Hyers of Whitesville officiating. In
torment will be IN Pleasant Grove
cemetery. Her hush and, Ezekiel
Hornor, and son Holmes survive.
THOMAS (. HARDY.
AAOAAds T.. nAruF, one OF the lead
! ing undertaksrs along the shore, and
one OF Manasqnan's oldest residents,
di ed at his home on South street.
| Manasquan, December 10Th. after
an illness Of about five weeks. He was
SO years old.
Mr.. Hardy is survived bv his wife.
a daughter, Mrs. G. G. Mariner 81
lCoatesville, Pa, and two sons. CIar-
ence of Manasquan and Thomas r..
an undertaken Of Belmar. He was d
charter member Of both the KNIGHTS
lof Pythias and Odd Fellows lodges 81
M&nasQuan and member Of the local
tribe of Red Men. He also was menu
Der Of the First NJ e. church, Manas-
lqnan, and Of the Funeral Directors
association.
Funeral services wers held Friday
afternoon at one o'clock at his lata
home at 119 South street and at in
the First M. E. church. Rev. Edward
Mount, pastor of the First ii. e. church
OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. Elijah Reed
LOT Tuekerton. Interment was made in
Atlantic View cemetery IN charge
Iof the Odd Fellows lodge.