The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-02-15
Obituary



lnonia Mr. Woolfenden was "a and
was enga- ed with his father and brotli-
er as heads OF the dYeiDg depart
iuent Of the Freehold rug mill. He
was associated with the local lodge 81
Masons and Red en- and also meme
Der of the Freehold. Arnbulance corps
Beside his wife and young son. lie
Is survived by his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse b. Woolfenden, two brotl1e
ers, Everett and Lester, and lister.
the latter residing in New York Be
cause of the serious illness Of his
wife also suffering from Pneumonia.
the funeral services were held at the
home Of his parents. Inteflnent was
made IN Maplewood cemetery
FREEMAE cAMPBELB
Freeman Campbell, aged 81. the last
surgivorof the Campbell family. pso-
neers Of West Belmar died Tuesday
! morning OF pneumonia at bis home u
that place. He is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. L. b CainbbeIl of
Little Silver. Mrs. Edward Rernssn
OF Spring Lake; Mrs. Charles David
son, Belmar; Mrs. Newton Warner.
Asbury Park, and three SONS Osborn,
spring Lake: John Whitney, Asbury
Park and Neil, West Belmar.
MRS. EMILY S. MIHToN.
widow Of Thomas. lifelong resi-.
dent Of Fair Haven, died Monday. at
her home, Of d general breakdown il
4 her i4th year. Mrs. Minton was born
/ at Fair Haven, daughter Of the late
/ Catherine A. Woolley and Charles
Doughty She was member of the
Fair Haven council, Sons and Daugh-
tiers Of Liberty and OF the Fair Haven
4 Methodist Protestant church and ac-
tive in church circles
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at 1.30 O'clock at the late
residence and o'clock at the Fair
! Haven Methodist Protestant church.
with the pastor, Rev. j. S. Hnizer. Of
lficiating, Interment will be at Ever
green cemetery, Little Silver
MRS. SARAH e. PoLHEMUs.
/ Mrs. Sarah E. Polhelnus, aged So
years died Feb. Q, 1928 of coInpIi
cation OF diseases at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. Pepper on Taylor ave
nue., Manasquan. Funeral service
was held at the house Sunday at
/ O'Clock. Interment was made In Attain
tie View cemetery.
MRS. JESSIE B LANE
4 News has been received here Of the
death of Mrs. Jessie b. Lane of Red
Land. California. Mrs Lane formerly
a member of the Central Baptist
church of Atlantic Highlands. passed
away Feb 1. Service was held at the
chapel Of the Fair View cemetery on
Sunday at 2 D. H., Rev. Martin Bry-
nildson Of the Central Baptist church
officiating
JOSEPH w. LESLIE.
! News of the death of Joseph w.
Leslie at Portland, Oregon, was re-
ceived here by relatives He died as
the result Of a stroke suffered some
weeks ago. Death occurred Jan. 80
and services were held Feb. /. The de-
lceased was native of Fanwood, Nj.
but lived there many years, having
married Miss Annie E. Tilton. daugh-
ter OF the late Silas and Eusebia Tilton
and sister of the late Theodore TiIton,
lecturer, poet and writer For many
years they resided on Atlantic street
i About 20 years ago they removed to
Pueblo, Col. and later took up there
residence at Portland The deceased
is survived by his wife and son Lloyd
and one grandson /, Joseph Curtis Les
lie, and one sister Mrs. Jennie Kyle
of Fanwood.
WILLIAM eON0vER VAN PELT
William Conoyer Van PeIt, mem
iber of an old New Jersey family
and for half a century an oyster
planter of Long Island, died Of pneu-
nonia Saturday at the age Of 81. His
early life was passed in Keyport, n
]. He served in the Civil war with
j the Goth New Jersey volunteers.
+, Funeral services were held Monday
evening at his home, Glenwood, n
/ Y, and burial was in Keyport A
widow and three children survive.
MRS. KLLEE DORIAN
4 Mrs. Ellen Doran, widow Of James
Doran, died Sunday afternoon. at the
home of her son, Daniel Of Oceanport,
of complication of diseases, In her S3rd
year. Beside her son. Mrs. Doran l.
survived by one sister, Of Chicago
and one brother, of California Flu
eral services were held Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the st. James r. G
church st Red Bank, when a requiem
mass was celebrated by the rector,
Rev. Father Dennis j. Duggan. In
torment was in Mt. Oivet cemetery.
JOHN HILLRR HART.
Funeral service for John Hitler
4 Bart, aged 80. who died of coinpli-
cation of diseases Saturday at mid
night at his nome, 3ll Eighth avenue,
Asbury Park, was held Tuesday even
ing at SIo'elock with Corson Command
i cry; knights Templar in charge. Fur
Their services were held Wednesday aft
ternoon at 230 at the chapel IN Mt
Pleasant cemetery, Newark. where inter
ment was made Mr.. Hart is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Adeline M /, Hart Of
Asbury Park. and his mother, Mrs.
4 John Hart of White Plains. He was
q member of Asbury lodge. f and
A. M Standard chapter of Long
Branch, Corson Commandery. *. Il
and Of the Beverage stringed quartet
i HARRIET EEMIN6
i The funeral OF Harriet, infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Leping
I was held on Tuesday at the residence
near Ardena. at 2 o'clock with Rex.
n Ernest Thompson. pastor Of tho Ardena
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