The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-11-05
Obituary
CLAUDE =. wIcKHAM.

HFlVaLe Iu1erai was 1eIQ at the nome
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Wickhsm on Church street, Como,
where he died, on Saturday after
noon at $50. with Rev. Stephen E.
Sliker. pastor Of the Como NJ. P.
church, officiating. The Elks lodge Of
Asbury Park, OF which Wickham was a
member, conducted services at the
home. The lodge of +. q A. NJ, con-
Quoted services at the grave. Inter
ment was in Atlantic View cemetery,
Manasqan. Besides his parents he is
survived by son, jay, Of Como.
GEORGE R. BORDEN.
Funeral services for George r. Bor-
den were held at his late home, Oil AS
bury av., AsburyP ark Sunday afternoon
at 2, Rev. II. Ct. Hagamen, Of the Bal
lard M. e. church, officiating. Inter-
ment was In Mt. Prospect cemetery, AS
bury Park.
MISS NJ. e. CONNOLLY.
Funeral for Miss Mary Elizabeth Con-
molly, aged 40, who died Oct 30, at the
Allenwood Hospital was held Saturday
morning, at 8, at the home of her broth
eT-in-law, Frank Lawes of Shrewsbury,
followed at 10 by high requiem mass in
st. James church, Red Bank. with
Father John G. Farrell officiating. In
terment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
MRS. MAUD ROWLAND BEonroLD
Mrs Maud Rowland Bechtold, aged
26, wife of Edward Bechtold, of Mill
stone, N. j., formerly of Bradley Beach
died Friday of typhoid fever. Be
sides her husband she leaves 2 children
and father, r. Rowland of Metuchen.
Funeral service was held at her late
home in Milestone Monday morning at
10 and at 2 in the West Long Branch
M. E. Church. Interment was made
in the West Long Branch cemetery.
FRED L. HURLRY
Funeral services for Fred L. Hurley,
who died in Butte, Thursday, was Ia
charge Of CJorson conlnanderY. Knights
TemDlar, Wednesdayafternoon, Rev. j..
j. Messler, the pastor, and Rev. Dam
lei johnson Of the West Long Branch
M. e. church, assisting. The local
EIks. of which the deceased was also a
member, held its services at the house
Monday evening at 8. Interment was
made ia the Hamilton cemetery. Mr..
Hurley was chairman Of the Neptune
township board Of education; a member
Of the Knight Of Pythias; of the order
of r and A M. Asbury Park: Goodwin
chapter, Spring Lake. Salaafn temple.
Newark; of the West Grove fire COM
pany and an honorary member Of the
Hamilton fire company. He is survived
by wife, one son Austin, his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Hurley Of Farmingdale
and two sisters Mrs Luella v. New
man, also of Farmingdale and Mrs Ar
abel Dorsitt of Long Branch.
GEORGE I. BROWN
George I. Brown, resident of Red
Bank for the past 10 years, died Sum
lay at his home, 294 Broad street of
complication of diseases. Mr.. Brown
was consulting engineer and took
prominent part in the building of the
Janadian-Pac railroad. He was
born in Canada. Mr.. Brown is sur
Vived by wife and two daughters,
Bessie and Dorothy, both Of whom are
students at BTyn Mawr. Funeral SER
vices and interment was held at the
of the family.
ROBERT J. WALKER
aged 81, a resident Of Red Bank for the
past % years, died Of pneumonia Sum
lay in the Long Branch hospital, where
ne had been a patient for week. He
IS survived by son, Frank A. Walker
Of III West Front street and two sis
ters, Mrs. Katherine Campbell Of Tren-
ION and Mrs. Joseph McGrane of Bor-
dentown. Mr.. Walker was black
smith at one time employed by former
Mayor Abram L. Dawson and at the
time Of his death was employed by
j. w. Mount and Company.
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