The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-07-03

NAh hAxtH j.. HAYS
who was a member Of the firm Of HAYS &c
yanMater's Garage on East Main
street, Freehold, died at McKiniev
Hospital, at Trenton, On Friday. June
27, 1924, after an illness from typhoid
fever which terminated in pneumDnia.
Re was born Jan. 18th, 1865. being ia
his 39th year, the son of BENZ. HAYS Of
East Freehold After attending the
Freehold High School, he finished at
Rider, Moore g. Stewa,t's, Trenton,
and for several years was in charge of
the Farmers Exchange at East Freehold.
and was also in the saw mill business
owning properties in Mercer, Middle
sex and Monmouth counties. He was
a member Of the Freehold Presbyterian
church from childhood Noy %, 1909,
he married Miss Minnie Hampton. who
survives him with three children,
Charles Lester, a. ed IL. Helen Marie,
9; and Marjorie Elizabeth years.
The funeral was at the EHSs Home, 4
P. NJ on Tuesday, Revs. Horn and
Atkinson officiating. Internent was a
Maplewo ds The floral tributes were
beautiful
His father. BENZ. Hays, is very i'll at
his residence at East Freehold.
MRS LAURA sMYTHE
died Sunday. July 1924 at her Iate
residence, 60 George street, Freehold,
after a years illness. aged 80 years.
Besides her husband she leaves three
sons. Dorie. Arthur and Edward. She
was the daughter of the late William
Cooper. of Ardena. She was a member
of Freehold lodge, s. 81 d. Of Liberty
anc the Womans branch of the
American Legion and the Freehold
Baptist church. The funeral Will be
on Friday. P. NJ, at the house. Rel
atives and friends invited Interment
will be at Mapiewood.
ROBERT Triton
who for 25 years was The Village
at Lincroft and widely
known thruout the county, died
June %. 1924. at his home, 3S2
Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, from
stomach trouble aged 70 Years. Altho
he had been IN poor health for some
time he was confined to the bed Only
a few DAYS. MIR. Tilton was born at
Morrisvilie. now called Everett, and
had always lived In that locality. He
was married twice; his first wife, Sarah
Fenton. having died ID 1901. MIR. I'll
ton is survived by his second wife,
Mary Rowland; a sister Mrs. Fannie
Randolph Of Bridgeport. Conn; and
four brothers, Charles TiIton of RUM
son. William Tilton of Jersey City,
Aaron Tilton of New York, and James
Triton Of Oakhurst. The deceased had
been a member many years OF On
ward Council, No. IS, Junior Amer.
Mechanics Of Red Bank. The funer-
al was held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the late residence with
Rev. w. ROLAND Rayer, pastor OF the
First Methodist church Of Red Bank,
officiating. Interment was IN Far
View cemetery.
MISS JULIA BAXTER.
aged about 70 years, q resident
II Red Bank and vicinity over ~
wears. died suddenly Saturday at
her home on Monroe avenue, ShreWs-
burv township, near Broad Street, from
a cerebral hemorrhage. She Is
survived only by half-brother
Michael Buckley Of Marlboro. and
several nieces and nephews. Ine
funeral was held Monday morning at
O'Clock at the late residence and s-SV
O'Clock at st. James T. e. chnrch,
when a requiem mass was celebrated
by Rev. FIR. c. Farrell the assistant
rector. The interment, was IN st Rose
Of Lima cemetery at Freehold
MRS. KATHRYN HULsARr
Mrs. Kathryn Hulsart, aged IS years,
vifa NJ Forrest Hulsart, died at her
home on Murray street early Monday
morning. June %. 1924 Funeral
services conducted by Rev. George G..
Horn. pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. we're held from her late
home on Wednesday, lnterment was
in MRr,lewood cemetery. Besides her
husband she is survived by an infant
SON. and two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Hess
If Englishtown. and Mrs Sarah Yet
man Of Freehold.
REV. SAMUEL A. FREEMAN
Rev. Samuel Alden Freeman, d. D.,
san If Or Otis r. Freeman, a long
time resident OF Freehold, aled at ms
home at Westernville, n. T., Monday.
June 2. aged Sc wears and four months,
following a brief illness caused by a heart
stack. Mr.. Freeman was born at HAM
over n. H.. and was descendent OK
JohnAlden. He graduated FROM Iafay-
cite College in 1857, and from Prince
ton Theological Seminary N 1861. tie
was ordained to preach IN the Presby-
terrain church at Manasquan, where he
remained for seven years.
In 1855. Mr.. Freeman married Miss
sarah Jane Allen of Honeoye Falls,
who died in 1889, he married Miss Olive
: Williams of Columbus, N. u, who
4 living. Mr.. Freeman lost two
sons. and their death was great blow
to him. He had three daughters,
who were a source Of great pride and
i ,nfort to him. The arc Marilla
Waite Freeman, a graduate Of Chicago
ITniversitv. who is librarian inCleveland,
10. CITY Library; Abigail Alden Free
man. a student Of Chicago Art Institute
and Rockford College and the Chicago
Kindergarten Institute, who il at the
head Of the Bronx House, q social set
Element in the Bronx founded by Ann-
hassador Morgentnau; and Sarah H
Freeman, q graduate of Vassar- who is
! teacher In the Englewooa, Nd. High
School
Mr.. Freemafas only living relative ia