The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-02-14
Obituary
MRS. JOHN p 46ssow

MRS. JOHN p. I0sox
wife Of John p. Los ofss We Herr
iEQn way. Ocean Grove died gff-
urday afternoon at 2. 40 at ne Long
Branch 10 pifAi Mrs Is Il 9as
taken - TIE hospital hve Ne - ago
IN 'erwent an tpeIas3oA WsieIs was
considered successful bar failed is
gain sufficient SiEelSs q 20 recsN9afate.
She was 59 years Of age, A4Eg beea
born at Sharon Springs, N. H. Lee. N.
1864. She been resident Of Ocean
Grove for 80 ears and was wen known
IN the campmeeting resort. She was
member Of st. Paul M. e. church.
and Of its Ladies' Aid society as well
8 affiliated with the board Of managers
Of the d. E.Home for the Aged 10 Ocean
Grove.
I Besides her husband, Mrs. Loson is
survived by two daughters, a sosa and
a brother. The daughters are Mrs.
Binda Chamberlain wife oF Victor
Chamberlain Of Bradley Park; Mrs.
NJ srtle Lane, wife Of Thomas r Lane.
residing at bone, and William Loson
OF Freehold. The brother is John II.
Collins of Ocean Grove.
Funeral services we're held ID st.
Paul church Ocean Grove. Tuesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, with the pastor.
Bey. George Is. Johnson in charge.
Interment was at GIenwood ceYne-
terry. Long Branch.
SAMUEL A. FOSTER.
Samuel a. Foster who had been iii
for short time died at his hoane On
Leonard avenue, Leonardo, Friday
evening. at the age Of 50 years. The
deceased is survived by his wife and
two daughters, Mrs. John Glass Of
Bedford and Mrs Edwin BuFdge Of
Leonardo. Funeral services were held
from the home Sunday afternoon at 2
P. M with Rev. James FL Cam
Of the First M Z. church officiating.
The deceased had lived IN this vicinity
most all Of his life. He was q retired
light house keeper. and Kept the
Conover Beacon. In Late years he
attended the gates for the Central
railroad at Bedford during the sumner
months. He was q member Of Anchor
Lodge OF Odd Fellows Of that bOro.
The interment was IN Fay View ceIn-
etery.
MICHAEL HENRY.
an aged retired farmer Of Mafawan
was found dead in bed at his home
near the railroad station, Matawan,
early Feb. 8, 1924. The authorities Wcza
notified and County Physician DR.. Il
w. Hartman Of Keyport issued death
certificate attributing death to
paralytic stroke.
MRS. JAMES Il. PETERS I
Mrs. James Ii. Peters, of Green
avenue West End, died Feb 1894,
morning, IN the Women's A0spital, I
New York, following an Operation-
Besides her husband, Mrs. Peters il
survived by son, james III. Peters.
jr. She also leaves her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. sehanck Sickles Of Elberon,
and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Thorn
|son Of Bradley Beach and Miss
Emma Sickles Of New York. Before
her marriage Mrs. Peters was Miss
Alma Sickles. Burial wasfrom the late
hong Tuesday.
Bathed with hundreds OF foraa
pieces and with fully 800 friends
and relatives crowded IN the little Sea
Bright III. E. church, services over
the remains of Mayor P. Hail Packer
o'clock. Rev. Fl. n. Amer, pastor Of
the church officiared, assisted by Rev.
Edward Mount of Manasquan; Rev.
Atkinson, Freehold; Rev. ]. Lawrence
Pitt, Sonth Amboy; Rev. w II.
Carhart, Little Silver. Members Of the
American Mechanics, Odd Fellows
and knights Of Pythias conducted
their rituals and two from each lodge
were the pallbearers The Sea Bright
fire companies and council attended
IN a body, the latter acting as honorary
paIlbearers. Internent was made
In Fairview celEstery, Red
Bank.
MRS. WILLIAM ]. ANGELoW
Mrs. Attic Angelow, wife Of William
J. Angelow dier Feb. 10, 1928, st her
home on Ocean avenue, Lakewood.
Besides her husband.s she Is survived
by three small children and a married
daughter, all living at home. Funeral
service was held IN the.Glendola II. P
church Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, Interment WIS N Glendola
cemetery.
MRS. JULIA BUCKLLE GILES.
Mrs. Julia Bucklin Giles, widow Of
William II. Giles. died Feb. 10, 1924,
Of pneumonia, aged Sc. For the past
90 years she has been resident Of Mon
mouth county, having come from
Albany. She is survived by daughter,
Mrs. Mary Bartlett, and brother, ,.
@. Bueklin, owner Of 8 factory u
Phalanx. Private services was held
Tuesday atsS o'clock at her late home,
Rev. Robert MaeKellar. rector q the
Red Bank Episcopal church officiating.
Interment was made in FairyIeW eeln-
etery.
EDWARD HENDRTCKs0E
Funeral services for Edward Hendrfck
son. so. who died Saturday after 9
long illness from complications, weTe
held Tuesday at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs Charles 4. Woodward