The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-01-21
Obituary
MRs. lIARaARRT sMfTH.

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widow of Benjamin G. Smith and daugh-
ter of Uriah Smalley and Ann Thomp-
son Smalley, both deceased, of Free
hold, died in Brooklyn, n, Il, on Sum
day, Jan. II, 1926, after short illness,
aged rs years. Her husband died many
years ago She leaves d daughter,
Mrs. Charles Wagner, Of Flushing, T.
J.. and two sons, Walter, of Scranton
Pa, and Eugene Smith, who resided
with his mother. The fgneral was on
Tuesday evening at her late home in
Brooklyn and interment was in Maple
wood cemetery, Freehold, on Wednes-
day, Rev. @tfeorge Horn officiating at
the grave
FRANK ". PATTERSON
of 106 Maple avenue, died Sunday in a
Trenton hospital of complication of
diseases aged H. Besides his wife he
is survived BY a daughter, Miss Mabel
Patterson Of Brooklyn, two sons,
Clifford of New York and Lester of Red
Bank, and three brothers, Arthur Al,
former mayor of Red Bank; William A.,
of Asburv Park and Horace D., of Free
port, T. I
MRS. HANNAH APPLEG ATE,
aged 81, died Thursday of diseases
incident TO old age, at the home of her
daughter. Mrs Cant Of 80 West Fourth
avenue, Neptune City.
RUSSELL r. ROBERTS
F0neral services for Russell r. Rob
erts, Az, who died Saturday of pneu-
nonia at his home on Barnard street,
Freehold, were held Tuesday afternoon
in the funeral parlors OF Director w. ii.
Freeman, Al East Main street, Free
hold Rev G. T. Palmer Of Marlboro
officiating. 1nterment was made at Ten
nent.
MIR MARY Marks
Monsignor Kevilitz ofiiciated at ser
vices in st. Roseof LimaC Catholic church
Wednesday morning for Mrs. Mary
Marks, 80, who died Saturday Of pneu-~
monis at home at 10 Avenue A, Free
hold Surviving are her husband, Vim
cent, and two daughters Interment
was madein the Catholic cemetery.
RoBER1 FoRsYrHE,
81, died Tuesday evening at home Of his
sister, Mrs. Caleb Haley, at 729 Summer
field aveune, Robert Forsythe. He is
survived also by another sister, Mrs.
Ellison Malsbury and Robert Forsvthe.
and three brothers, Thomas 0f Nights
town, James of Newark and George of
Brooklyn.
Funeral services for Robert Forysthe
was held Wednesday at 2 at the house
1929 SummerfieId avenue. Interment
was made in Mt. Prospect celne-
terry.
MRS. Bessie BROWN
90, wife Of George E. Brown, died early
Sunday morning. Besides her husband,
he issurvived by a son, Andrew H.. Of
Freehold, and three daughters. Mrs.
Harry G. Bodine Princeton; Mrs.
john @. Mullan Brown, Of Ardena. Two
sisters, AIRS. George Bennett OF Bradley
BeBch and Mrs. Mamie Putnam of Abel
phia and brother, Louis Wagner Of
Allenwood. also survive Funeral SER
vice was held Wednesday afternoon
at q Rev. Frank VanHiseof Ardena
church officiating. Interinent was
made in Ardena.
MRS. MARY JANE HURLEY
While her many friends and relatives
were preparing to celebrate her 101st
birthday on March N, Just two
months away, Mrs Mary Jane Hurley.
known as Grandma" Hurley, died
while sleeping Sunday night al the
home of her daue hter Mrs. w. w.
Kittel, GIendola. Grandma had
lived in GIendola, for 20 years, but due
to foot trouble, had not been able to
work for Is years.
MRS. ANNA COOK
wife Of Frank Cook Of Jackson's Mills,
died at Memorial hospital at Long
Branch Friday Of pneumonia, aged 60
years. Her funeral servic were held
Monday at her late home and at the
Harmony Methodist church Burial
was made at Harmony. The deceased
was taken to the hospital on Sunday,
Jan. 10. She is survived By q husband
and several childen also brothers and
sister.
LOWELL W. REICHEY,
of Morris avenue Spring Lake, died
NJ onday night in the Ann May hospital,
after an illness Of several months.
LrNsBY WILLIAMS
40. died Tuesday morning atllis home:
BOG Borden avenue, Asbury Park, Of
pulmonary tuberculosis. He leaves sur
yiying his wife, Mrs. Sarah Williams.
MRS. RoLrNDA sLooUM
i79, widow Of Nelson SlOeum Of 708
Madison avenue, Bradley Beach, died
Thursday night, Jan. IA, 1925, Of COM
plications Surviving are the following
children: Mr.. Andrew Taylor, Joseph
D. Sfocum OF Bradley Beach and Silas
A. Slocum Of Deal; a brother William
Taylor Of Bradley Beach and two sis
tiers, Mrs. James Parker East Branch,
N. j. Mrs. Slocum was member
lof the Bradley Beach M E. church.
MRS. MARTHA ). MrLDooN
aged IA years, died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs f.. Ct. Bacon, on South
street. Freehold, on Monday, January
4th, 1926, following four day illness Of
pneumonia and heart trouble. Funeral
services conducted by Rev. G. r. New.
son, pastor Of the First Baptist Churel@