The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-04-24
Obituary
CRAWFORD eIBERsoE.

Crawford GIberson, Hudson avanna
Red Bank, fell from his racing s1rrs',
saturday, and died before 4 INV.
81 ian coulo be summoned. He fell inst
aIter ne mad won two heats in q mat :.
NEE road race at BrAnchport. 1jbar-
son was wellkn0wn horse trainer ana
was well known ii snarfi,, s,--s s;rc go.
Inruout the county. His death Is
thought TO have been caused ~ be.a~f,
ATTACK. After his horse had won The
two heats of d race in which otEas.
Branenport drivers were irving ont.
tnelr horses. Giberson declared
ne ielt III and could 20 no further.
ImmedIafei after announcing his
CONDITION, ne fell from bis surrey be-
ILL. '-'s1eu AiS "aas
Inc body was removed to the Wor-
den funeral parlors and LATER taken
20 ms home. Giberson is survived by
ms wife and one daughter.
The funeral Of Crawford Giberson
Washe d Tuesday afternoon at $40
o'clock at his late residence. Rev.
Robert MacKellar, rector of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal church. offieiat-
ed The interment was In Fair Vie W
cemetery. Mr.. Gfberson is survived
Dy his wife, Ella Kane one daughter
Mrs. Charles A. Morris 81
90 sixth avenue. Long Branch. and
Two sisters, Miss Matilda Giberson
ana q Mrs. Bertha Stout, both Of Mont
CHARLES L. SMITH.
died Saturday afternoon. at the LONG
branch hospital. from intestinal tronl,ie
aged 81 years. Heis survived by SON
Ivy d. Smith Of Highlands: sister.
Mrs Catherine Wilson Of BROOKLYN.
and TWO brothers, Samuel and James III.
Smith. b9th Of Highlands. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at 1.3O
O'Clock at the late residence. Valley
street, and 2 o'clock at the Highlands
Methodist church, by the pastor.
Kew. Harry p. Grimm. The intarnent
was at Bay View cemetery, Leonardo.
CHARLES 4. TAYLOR
a theatrical manager and resident of
Fair Haven for several years, died
early Sunday morning at the Long
Branch hospital from a complication Of
diseases, aged 55 years. The funeral
was held Wednesday at the late
residence, Willow street, Fair haven,
with Rev. John L. Huizer, pastor of
the Fair Haven Methodist Protestant
church, officiating. He is
survived by his wife, adaughter, Miss
Josephine Taylor. a brother living In
Niagara Falls. and sister residing near
Boston.
MRS. REBEccA A. MecHEsNEY
aged SO, died Saturday in the Ann MAY
hospital. She issurvived by five sons.
Clenment. Harry and Fred Of Bradley
Park; Walter, Belmar; Clarence.
Bradley Beach; two brothers, John
LeCompte Of Asbur yPark and Thomas
Lecompte of Lakewood, two sisters,
Mrs. George Woolley and Mrs. Ella
Neaves of Bradley Park. Funeral
services were held at her home, 2S2
Eighth avenue, Bradley Park, We'd
|nesday afternoon at 1.30 followed by
|another service ats in the West Grove
M. E. church. Interment was made In
Mt. Prospect cemetery.
MsR. HARRY S. WORTH
The funeral of Mrs. Eva, wife Of Har-
ry S. Worth, who died Friday afternoon
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Beatrice, wife of Matthew Greig, 100
Broad street, Red Bank, was held
Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock st
the Greig residence, with Rev. DR..
James w. owens, officiating.
B esides her husband and daughter
Mrs Worth is survived by a SON,
Harry Maurice Worth, who made a
special trip from Spain to be with
his mother.
FRAME A. CHADWICK.
The funeral of Frank A. Chadwick,
who died Friday morning from myo-
yardits aged SO was held Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the late residence,
81 Elm Place. Red Bank, Rev. w. Ro-
land Rever, pastor ofethe First Meth
odist church conducted the service.
w orshipful Master Clarence e. Smock
in charge, conducted the Masonicburial
service at the cemetery. Mr.. Chadwick
is survived by his wife, Estelle b.
Ashmore daughter, Miss Gertrude N.
and sister Mrs. John w. Chandler.
MRS. BORDEN RAVENS.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lydia W., wife Of
Borden Ravens OF Allaire. was held Mon
dav morning at 10 o'clock at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Fordham.
III HaIding road, Red Bank, with
Robert MacKellar, ractor Of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal church Of Red
Bank officiating The remains were sent
to Cedar Grove, where another service
was held at 2 o'clock in the Methodist
chu rch, where interment, was in the
Cedar Grove Methodist church oem-
etery.