The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-11-12
Obituary


MRS. MARTHA APPLEGATE
aged IA, widow Of Anthony Apologize.
died Sunday Of a heart attack, while
asleep at her home, 407 Fifth avenue,
Bradley Beach She is survived by
three sons, George, Of Brooklyn; John
of Newark, and Harry, of Ocean Grove.
Service was held Wednesday at 1
in the Chatsworth church, South Jer-
sey Interment was made in the Chats
worth cemetery.
MRS. LABRRTTA CLAYTON,
wife of George Clayton, died at her
home in Greenville, Saturday, of drop
sy, aged s. years Funeral was Tuesday
at / o'clock at her late home and at
Greenville NJ. E. church., with the pas
tor, Rev. Mr. Smallwood officiating. and
burial was made there.
MRS. FRANCES TAYLOR
aged 90, widow of Richard Taylor died
suddenly Sunday, Of heart trouble, at
herhome in Middletown She is survived
by two daughters, three sis
tiers anda brother, Funeral service
was heldWenesday at / at the house
and at 2 in the Red Hill Baptist church,
Middletown. InterInent was made in
the church cemetery.
MRS. MARRY FLLEN GARRISON,
50, Of Squankum, died Sunday follow
ing an operation She is survived by
three daughters, Mrs Charles Van
Schoick, Miss Helene NJ Garrison and
Miss Harriet NJ. Garrison, all of
Squankum; TWO sisters, Mrs Theodore
Ranunff rf 1 h Nd
Thomas O'Donnell OF Philadelphia:
and three brothers, George M. Height,
and Joseph H Height, both of Spring
Lake and Robert f. Height of Bloom
field. Funeral services was held We'd
nesday afternoon at 1, at the home Of
her daughter Mrs Charles VanSchoick
Squankum, W it'll Rev. Randall Conkin
pastor OF the Asbury Park Episcopal
church, officiating Interment was
made in Atlantic View cemetery, Man
asquan.
DANIEL W. FROST,
Civil war veteran and one of the old
est residents Of Fair Haven, died Sum
day of a complication of diseases at his
home, Williams street, Fair Haven.
He was 81 years old. Mr.. Frost was one
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enlist during the Civil war and served
during the entire conflict Following
the war he resided in New York until
about five years ago when he returned
to Fair Haven He is survived by q
wife and two brothers, Jesse Frost of
Fair Haven and John Frost Of Holmdel.
MRS. JAMES r. MOUNT
James r. Mount, died suddenly Mon
day night at IL following stroke of
paralysis. Besides her husband she Is
survived by sister, Mrs Joseph Truax
of Summerfiield avenue. Asbury Park,
and brother, William Jeffrey of Jer-
sey City Funeral will be Friday, 2 at
the house. Rev. Daniel Johnson, Of the
First M. f. church, WestLong Branch,
OF which deceased was member, offici-
ating. Interment will be inGlenwood
cemetery. Deceased was a member of
a number OF societies,
CHARLES SHELDON GRAvATT
81, of Finley avenue, West Belmar,
died suddenly of appoplexy, Monday.
He is survived by his wife, two sons,
Sheldon and Elwood Gravatt and two
daughters, Mildred and Lily Gravatt,
all of West Belmar; and a brother,
William Albert Gravatt of Belmar.
Private service was held Wednesday
afternoon at 3, with Rev. Ned Hill.
pastor of the West Belmar M. e.
church, officiating. Interment was
made in Atlantic View cemetery.
MISS NORMA NJ. WINS,
Is, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
field S. WINS OF West Side place, Red
Bank, who was operated upon for in
festival trouble at the Ann May Hospi-
tai on Monday, She is survived by her
parents and two brothers, Wilbur and
Stanley. Service win be at the First
Reformed church. Red Bank, at 2 p. NJ,
Friday, Rev ]. Dykema, officiating.
Interment at Fair View cemetery.