The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-03-05
Obituary
IAcKsoN REYNnLns

JACKSON REYNOLDS
20, local carpenter who had been
stopping with his sister at Farming
dale, dropped dead of heart attack
while working at Morgan Wednesday
Mr.. Reynolds is survived by the
following children, Thomas H., Asbury
Park; Ellison, Point Pleasant; Earl,
Bradley Beach Mrs. Augusta Jacques,
Bradley Beach; Mrs. Annie Four
nier, and Mrs. Ida Stevenson, New
York City; Mrs. Mildred Walrab,
Ossining, N Y, and sister, Mrs
Jennie Brown of New Egypt. Funeral
services was conducted from the home
of son, Earl Reynolds, 610 McCabs
avenue, Bradley Beach, Sunday
afternoon at 1870. with Rev. Mar
shall Ovens officiating. Interment was
| in Cassvilie cemetery.
DOROTHY PITT,
the sixteen-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank p tt, died at the home
of her parents on Jackson street, Mon
day afternoon, Feb. 20. 1926, Besides
her parents she is survived by four
sisters and two brothers. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday morning at
9 o'clock at st. Peters. Interment was
in Mqplewood cemetery.
MISS MARY ROBINSON,
died Monday afternoon. Feb. IS, 1925.
at her residence, on Broad street, Free
hold, of heart disease. Confined to her
room on account of a broken hip. which
she sustained from fall last Septem-
Der, she had been considered otherwise
in good health, and the sudden attack
was shock t0her family and friends.
Funeral services were held Thursday
at her home, conducted by Rev.
George Ct. Horn, pastor Of the Free
hold Presbyterian church, of which she
was member, Interii1ent was in
Maplewood cemetery. Miss Robinson
was born at West Freehold January
18th, 1865, the daughter of Robert Con-
over Robinson and Eleanor Smalley.
She was educated at the Freehold
Ladies Seminary, under Amos Richard
son. In her younger days SIZE was q
member of Old Tennent church, later
bringing her letter to the Freehold
church, connected with the Missionary
Society, Ladies Aid Socie ty and Home
department of the Sunday School. She
was ALSO member of the Freehold Ce-
Gillian Club. Sheis survived by two
brother, George Robinson, with whom
she resided, and john Robins IN who
resides on Hudson street.
MRS. SARAH e. PATTERSON.
former resident of E. Main st. Freehold
SO, widow Of former Judge G. Ewing
Patterson, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Carlotta Curley. She was
born at Freehold. Besides Mrs. Curlev
another daughter, Mrs. Claus Julestedt
OF Bethlehem. Pa, and brother Char
les Hendrickson of Freehold, survive
her. Mrs. Patterson had lived in Long
Branch for 35 years. Her husband died
90 years ago. The funeral service
was held at the Curley home 1853 Dun
bar avenue, march, at 2. Rev. w.
r. Blackman, pastor of the Simpson
Memorial Methodist Episcopal church,
officiating. Burial WIS in Fair View
cemetery, Middletown.
GEORGE !. GOLD
Word has been receivedat Long Branch
of the death at Cincinnati Thursday
night of George j. Gold, for many wears
proprietor Of the Mansion house, Long
Branch. Mr.. Gold was 20 years old and
had been a summer resident for more
than 30 years.
JOHN B. APPLICABLE.
died at his home Sloan Monday even
ing, Feb. %, 1926, general debility, aged
about so years. His funeral services
was held Friday at Sloan church at
2 O'Clock and burial was in Harmony
cemetery.