The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-07-05
Obituary


{dled OF pneumonia, Sunday Julv
lis 1923, after an Illness of two weeks.
aged So years Besides Ais father lie
leaves two sisters MR. Thompson. of
Red Bank and Mrs. Yarick, Of Bur
llington; also a brother John, Of Cam
den Deceased was a former student
Of the Freehold Graded school and
was at different times employed at
the County Clerks Office and Henry
J. Mounts insurance agency The
funeral was at II o'clock on July
4th at the house, Rev. e G. Como
yer officiating. Interment was at
Maplewood cemetery.
DANIEL ". VAN NOTE
died at his home on Asbury avenue,
Atlantic Highlands Sunday afternoon.
age 81 years MIR. Van Note was a
member Of the Junior @ e. ~ 49, of
Belford, and director Of the Atlantic
Highlands National Bank, and until
recent years active IN pohtics in
Middletown township. II e was BIT one
time township treasurer and held this
position for a number Of years. He is
survived By his wife and son Henry,
who is secretary Of the local Building
and Loan association The funeral
VIII be held from bis home Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev Jan8es
II G. All Of the n E. church will
ofiieiate. Interment viii be in Fair
View cemetery
MRS. MARY r. MORRIS
II. wife Of Spencer Morris, who died
Wednesday at the home Of her daugh-
rer Mrs. George Il. Barrett of Asbhry
Park. Mary Elizabeth, with whom
She made lher home, is survived by
her husband. two daughters, Mrs.
George White Of Patterson and AIRS.
George L. Barrett Of Nhird avenue,
and one son Lewis Of Aberdeen, Mary
land. The funeral was held from her
late home on Third avenue st ESQ Fri
dav Rev. Martin Brynildsen OF the
Central Baptist church officiated. The
bearers were allgrandsons Of the deceas-
ed. William E. Foster. George "
Barrett Raymond f. Barrett,
Marshall a Barrett Julian N White
and George W. White. Intermept was
in Fair View cemetery.
NARY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS
7g. died Friday Of tuberculosis at the
Allenwood sanitariuIn Funeral services
held at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Austin VOORHEES, of Union and Morris
avenues, Manasquan. Saturday l.50,
Rev. Edward Mount. pastor Of the
local NJ E. church officiating and at
2 80 at the Southland church ceEastery.
Six sisters and three brothers survive,
They are Mrs. Catherine Layton Of YAK
Glen. Mrs Jennie r. Patterson Of
Ocean Grove. Mrs Austin voorhees, Of
n anasq nan. Mrs. Emma Hillard OF
AsbI4rv Park Mrs. Frank il.
Bidwll Of East Hartford, Conn.' VIII
liatn ~. Revnolss and Daniel W. Key
noIds Of Ocean Grove and Charles E.
Reynolds Of Mauasquan
". q. wEIDENMEYER,
Pastor Of the Lakewood
Baptist church who died Monday. June
- st a private sanitarium IN Paterson,
following a five months illness. was
held Saturday at 2 30 at the church Of {
which he had been pastor for oysr 50
wears. The body lay IN state Friday
from 2 to $50 Officiating at the
services were DR.. O. F. Butler, assisted
by Rev. w e. Braisted Of Red Bank
and Rev. Matthews formerly pastor
Of All SAINTS church. InterInent was
made in WoodlRWn cemetery
Rev Mr.. Wsidemever was IN his s9th
wear and had been I'll since last
FehrHarv. He was identified with
many local interests apart from his
church and had been president OF the
board OF education on two DIFFERENT
occasions. actively interested IN the
erection Of the new high school when
was completed IN 1912 anu IN the WORK
Of the Z NJ. G. a.
MI Weide1ueyer is survived by his
wife = son. Leroy and q daughter,
Miss Winnifred WeideIneyer. Three
sisters also survive. They are Miss
Z Weidemeyer and Mrs. Henrietta
Gunrber Of Lakewood and Mrs. L +.
ckemacher Of Midland Park, NJ
MISS ANNA v. THOMPSON.
1 lifelong resident Of Lincroft, died
: anday night, at the Monmouth
NJ .oriaI hospital Long Branch, fol
lowing an operation on Saturday. aged
81. Miss Thompson was born at
Idneroft. the daughter Of the late Mary
f. smith and William d Thompson.
and was widely known She IS survived
by q sister. Miss Lydia 4. Ihomps0ns
and a brother, Road Supervisor Joseph
w Thompson, both Of Lancroit-
The funeral win be thursday after
noon at the home OF Joseph
Phonpson at I.incroft with Rev Or.
AfliifAfll T. DIdlcttNAs II etosest " 49, =
Bantist church Of Red Bank and the
T,incroft chapel. Officiating. Interment.
viii be at Fair View cemetery.
MRS. JULIA MURPHY
Widow Of John Murphy, died sun
lav night at her home, Lewis street,
E,stonown. Of heart trouble, aged
Mrs. Murphy was taken sick IN the
morning aud passed away in the early
evening, She is survived by two sons.
William E. and John. both Ct Sew
york CITY. and FIVE daughters, Mrs.
Iohn Mccormick Of Bogota. q Y
Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh, Of 1enkers,
n u Mrs. o. o. Reed, Of LeMoyne,
~ ard The Misses Margaret and julia
Murphy. both Of Eafontovn one
sister AIRS. William Desmond q Colts
Neck and one brother. Willisn Long
VINO lives in Ireland. Funeral services
vVere bald "Wednesday morning AZ :Hp
AZ the late residence and at 10 at tfle
St. Dorothy r. g. church. Eatonfown
VIII ere & requiem mass was eese
$500 49, 4hA rartor Rev. Father