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

ration. Squire Robert Carton Love OF
Avon died Thursday afternoon about
4 30 o'clock OF heart trouble at his
J home on the southwest corner or Gar
} field avenue and Main street, Avon
Members Of the family we're with him
J when the end came.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Els
! Their A. Love, a daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam H. Sanborn, of Asbury Park and
brother James, Of St Louis, Mo
And aitho many might eovet the
honor, the proud distinction Of being
the first motor car owner and driver in
Monmouth County was held by Squire
Love, who was veteran real estate
man and magistrate Of the boro Of
Avon
Private funeral services for Robert
c. Love, who died at his home in
Avon. Thursday. were held at his late
home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev Thomas Hooper of the Avon M
p church. officiating Burial was made
in the Hamilton cemetery.
MRS. FRANCES 4. PEARcE.
Mrs. Frances A. Pearce, 80, died Of
pneumonia at the home of her son.
Walter Pearce, on Ocean road Villa
Park. Sunday. She was taken III the day
lOfOWli1S Lll6 eIf1l u DcA c1t1s
Vernon, who died of pneumonia
two weeks ago. She was recording
secretary of the Sons and Daughters Of
Liberty Of NanasQuan and a member
Of Pride of Wall temple, X. g 4. Of
Spring Lake and Leola council u. of p
of ManasquaE. She is survived by
4 her son, Walter, her mother. Mrs. A.
/ A. Allen. and sister, Mrs. r. s. Elmer,
all of Villa Park, three brothers
4 Warren and Ebenezer Allen, both of
/ Villa Park, and J.. Leon Allen of Bethel
1 Conn. and her grandmother, Mrs. f.
| S. Shafto Of Asburv Park Funeral
services. in charge of the Daughters Of
/ Liberty. were held at the sons home
1 Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. with
Rev. Samuel Blair. pastor Of the Como
NJ. p. church. officiating. Interlnent
was rnadefin Atlantic View cemetery,
Manasquan,
The death of Mrs. Pearee marked
the fifth In the family since last No
vember. Ebenezer Allen, her brother
is reported seriously i'll at his home,
Villa Park
MISS MARGARET C.IALLAIRE
Miss Margaret G. AIlaire. died Sun
day, IS Reckless Place, Red Bank,
of complication of diseases, aged 30
years. She isssurviyed by four sisters,
| Mrs. NJ F. Cormwell. Mrs. Robert
Macdonald, Mrs. Herbert Hill, Mrs.
Catherine Hill and one brother Edward
f. Ailaire. all of Red Bank. Private
funeral service was conducted Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late
residence with Rev. John Muyskens,
ir., pastor. of THE First Presbyterian
church, officiating. Interment was IN
Fair View cemetery.
/ MISS CLARA CLAYTON.
Miss Clara Clayton died at her home
ointPleasant, saturday. aged go, with
a complication OF diseases. She was
the daughter Of the lateJ ohm and Lydia
| Clayton Of Point Pleasant. Foranunber
| of years she lived with her sister,
Henrietta, In their large residence ON
Arnold avenue Miss Clayton was
buried Wednesday afternoon st late
residence at D. M, the Rev. DR. Moore
of the First NJ E. church Officiating
Interment was made at the White
Lawn cemetery of Point Pleasant.
Miss Clayton is survived by Miss
Henrietta andEdmund Cha yton Of oint
Pleasant. g. Clayton of Philadelphia
Mrs. Martha Neary, Mrs. T. Pierpont
and Louis n Clayton all Of Trenton.
GEoRGE HARRISON
George Harrison, former proprietor
Iof the Clifton hotel, Asbury Park, died
of complications on Wednesday even
ing Of last week at his home, 1OS Webb
avenue, Ocean Grove. FL was in his
73rd year. Mr.. Harrison was born IN
Z ulmeyille, Pa, where he conducted
a newspaper for % years Later upon
his removal to the shore section he
resided IN Avon, moving to Asbury
Park to. operate thes Clifton hotel
He had been residing in Ocean Grove
for several years. He was a former
vestryman of Trinity Episcopal church
where funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Rev Il
r. Benner, rector. OBLIGATED Interment
will be made at Glendola Harrison is
survived by three daughters and a
son. They are Mrs. Irene E. Bester of
Morristown, the Misses Belle H. and
Margaret A. Harrison. and George
Curtis Harrison, residing at home.
MRS. CHARLES f. CLARK
The funeral Of Mrs. Lula d. CLARK,
81. widow of Charles f. Clark, of
Red Bank, who died Tuesday, Mar. 6,
at her home, from pneumonia, WAS
conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 at
the late residence. The Internent
will be at Fair View cemetery MIR.
Clark died Tuesday Of last week and
was buried Friday Mr.. Clark is survived
by daughter. Miss Mildred s.. who
/ lives at helne, and three brothers and
three sisters, residing in Maryland.
MRS. JENNIE HYRE.
/ Mrs. Jennie Hvre. wife Of Charles
Hyre Of 6J9 Ninth avenue. Belmar
died of lobar pneumonia Monday at
the Ann May hospital, Spring Lake.
She was IS years old Besides her
husband she is survived by four
daughters, the Misses Naomi. Thelna
and Elizabeth Hyre, ali living IN
Belmar, and Mrs. Smith Of Monmouth
Beach; three sisters, Mrs. Il g Stacks.
Mrs. e. L. Keith and Mrs. X. Shumard
and brother, G. s. Keith Of New York.