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Fun ul scivires will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Freeman funeral home on East Main street with the Rev. William I. Sahler, pastor of the Freehold Reformed church, officiating. Inter- ment will be in Maplewood ceme- tery.
Mr. DuBois is survived by a daughter, Mis. Jenrie D. Thorne, Jan: "' '12; a zon, D. Schanck Du- Ji 0 %.l. Of ar and a bro-
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Route 202 at Mountain View. The stone mansion was built in 1740 by Colonel Dey, who served as Commander of the Bergen County regiment of the New Jersey militia in the Revolutionary War. He also represented Bergen County in the Legislature several termis between 1761 and 1783. Preakness at that time was a part of Bergen County. New Jersey Council, State House, Trent" "
Mrs. Mary E. Thompson DuBois Mrs. Mary E. Thompson DuBois, aged 81 years, widow of J. Van- Nest DuBois, of Broad Street, died on Wednesday at Fitkin hospital. Funeral services were held Satur- day afternoon at the W. H. Free- man funeral home on East Main Street, with Rev. W. L. Sahler, pas- tor of the Freehold Reformed church, officiating. Interment was made in Maplewood cemetery by Director Freeman. Mrs. DuBois, who was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thompson of West Freehold, is survived by nieces and nephews.
She was an active member of the Reformed church, and a former member of the Cecilian, and Wo- man's Clubs. 11/2/39
John Dormody
John Dormody, aged 77 years, died on Monday night at the home of his brother, William Dormody at Milhurst. Funeral services were held this (Thursday) morning at 8.30 o'clock at the W. H. Freeman funeral home on East Main Street, and at 9 o'clock at St. Rose of Lima Catholic church, where requiem mass was celebrated by the pastor. Rev. John A. Kucker. Interment was made in the Freehold Catholic cemetery in charge of Funeral Di- rector Freeman. Besides the bro- ther mentioned, he is survived by two other brothers, Hugh, of Endi- cott, N. Y., and Thomas, in Wash- ington. He is a retired member of the police department of New York City, and has lived In this section | for a number of years. 7-20 37
David Demarest House, River Edge
Early Dutch pioneers, building homes in North- ern New Jersey, sought to make them like their old homes in Holland. Such a house is the tiny old David Demarest Home in River Edge, just off New Jersey route No. 4 near Bergenfield in Bergen County. It is believed that the house was built about 1686. There has been little change except the
bulding of two small dormer windows. The masonry of brown stone is of the irregular type, marked off by white mortar. David's wife died in the house and was buried on land nearby, which became the French Cemetery. The house is only ased now on week-ends by a group of artists. New Jersey Council, State House, Trenton
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Youth Drowns When Boat Overturns
Three Companions Swim Ashore
Charles L. DeCesare, 18, of 1317 Washington Street, Asbury Park, who had been enjoying a plenie at Lake Topanemus, Saturday, with fellow workers of the United Sheep- lined Clothing Company of Long Branch, drowned while swimming to shore with three companions af- ter their rowboat overturned.
DeCesare, who was born in As- bury Park, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Costantino DeCesare. Besides his parents, DeCesare is survived by three brothers, Michael, of Mor-' ristown; Ralph, of Asbury Park, and Vincent, at home; two sisters, Mary and Julia, at home, and a grandaunt, Mrs. Margaret Querra. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of Mr. Carmel Roman Catholic church, Asbury Park.
Walter Dalik
Waller Dalik, aged 59 years, died on Thursday night at his home at Englishtown. Funeral serviees were held on Monday morning from his late home, and at 9 o'clock at St. Rose of Lima Catholic church here, where solemn requiem mass was celebrated. Interment was made in the Freehold Catholic cemetery in charge of Funeral Direetor Rieh- ard VanSant.
Mr. Dalik is survived by his wife. Mary; seven daughters, Hel- en, Dorothy, and Mary, at home; Mrs. Robert Davis, Englishtown; Mrs. Ormand Tilton, Helmetta; Mis. Harvey Petty, Jameshurg; and Mrs. William Jacobs, Freehold; three sons, Joseph, Custer, and Wal- t.r. at home. 1/30/39
John T. DeBow
Funeral services for John T. De- Bow, 73 years, who died on Sunday morning at his home at Jacksons Mills, after a long illness, were held yesterday, at 2:30 p. m., at his late residence, and at 3 o'clock at the Harmony Methodist church. The Rev. William B. Magsam, pas- ter, officiated. Interment was made in Harmony Cemetery by C. H. T. Clayton and Son of Adelphia.
Mr. DeBow was born in Davis- ville, near New Egypt, and lived all of his life in that section. He was the son of Thomas and Phoebe Hankins DeBow.
He was a member of the Daugh- ters of Liberty lodge, Pride of Charter Oake III; and of the Jr. O. U. A. M. Charter Oak Council.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Hendrickson DeBow; three sens, Glenn A. and Bertram, both of Lakewood, and Daniel V. De -! Bow, Trenton; a sister, Mrs. Jennie Loveland, Beach Haven; and five grandehildren. 6/18/42
Michael Daly
Michael Daly, aged 77 years, a former resident of Keyport, died on; Tuesday at the Welfare Home at Briar Hill. His body was removed to the W. H. Freeman Funeral Home on East Main Street. Funeral serviees were held from the Home this (Thursday) morning at eight o'clock and at eight-thirty o'clock at St. Rose of Lima Catholic church, with Rev. James Child, assistant pastor, celebrating requiem mass. Interment was made in the Free- hold Catholic Cemetery in charge of Director Freeman. He is survived by one sister. Mrs. Walter Grieve of Yonkers, N. Y. 6/29/39
Obituary Notices.
Mrs. Mary Dugan
Mrs. Mary Dugan, wife of John Dugan, former residents of Free- hold, died on Saturday morning at , her home at 1223 Sixth Avenue, Neptune. Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning at nine o'eloek at the Church of the As- cension, Bradley Beach, with the pastor, Rev. John O'Hara celebrat- ing requiem mass. Interment was made in the Freehold Cathoile cemetery in charge of Funeral Di- rector W. H. Freeman.
She is survived by the following sons and daughters: John, Vincent and Kenneth, at home; Frank, Nep- tune; Mrs. Sadie Dailey, New Brunswick; Mrs. Lester Clayton, Manasquan; and Mrs. William Ma- har, Avon; also three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Donahue and Mrs. James Braney, of Red Bank, and Mis. Ella Brennan of Newark; and two bro- thers, Michael O'Hara of Marlboro, and Philip O'Hara of Farmingdale. The family lived on Throckmor- ton Street here for a number of years, but moved to Neptune about 20 years ago. 7/6/39
Katherine Dugan
Mrs. Katherine Dugan, widow of James W. Dugan, died on Tuesday night at her home at Bradevelt. Funeral serviees will be held at 9 o'clock at her late residence and at 10 o'clock at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church with Rev. John Horan | officiating. Interment will be made in St. Gabriel's cemetery by W. H. Frecman.
She is survived by three sons, William Dugan, Wiekatunk; Frank Dugan, Marlboro, and Eugene Sullivan, New York City; also two daughters, Mary of Bradevelt, and Mrs. Quinlan Shea of Red Bank.
John J. Dugan
John J. Dugan died at his home at 7 Avenne A, on Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be held on Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the home of his daughter-in- law, Mrs. Mable Dugan at 5 Haley Street, and at 9 o'clock at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, where requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment will be made in the Free- hold Catholie Cemetery in charge of Funeral Director W. H. Free- man.
He is survived by his wife, nee Julia E. Curley; three sons and one daughter, Vincent J., George H., J. : Eugene, and Miss Grace Dugan, all of Freehold: two sisters. Mrs. Mary ; Hardy of Colts Neck, and Mrs. Jane! Queeney of Freehold, and five grandchildren.
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Until his retirement about six months ago, he was caretaker of Boxwood Hall, the Morris estate at Monument Park, for the past 20! years. For 20 years prior to that, he was employed at the Joseph Brakeley Cannery, here. /12/3.9
Mrs. Estella Dorn Mrs. Estella Dorn, widow of Hen- ry Dorn, and mother of the late Mrs. Ruth Pitman, who was boro clerk of Avon for over 20 years, died suddenly on Monday at her home, 342 Washington street, Avon. She was 62 years old. Funeral ser- vices will be held this afternoon, (Thursday) at 2:30 at her late homc, with the Rev. George Whitehead, pastor of the Avon Methodist church, of which she was a mem- ber, officiating. Interment will bc In Glendola Cemetery by C. H. T. Clayton and Son.
Mrs. Dorn is survived by a son, Albert R. Dorn of Avon and one brother, Arthur Schlosser of Roches- ter. 4/30/AK
Mrs. Katherine Davie
Mrs. Katherine Davie, wife of William Davie of Philadelphia, died on Thursday night at the Presby- terian Hospital, Philadelphia. Fu- neral services were held on Mon- day morning at 8:30 at the Free- man Funeral Home, here, and at 9 o'clock at St. Rose of Lima Catho- lie Church. Interment was made in the Freehold Catholic Cemetery by Director Freeman.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Davie; is survived by one daughter, Miss Helen Adams; and two sisters, Mrs. A. Robert Kehs, Sr., and Miss Ella Monahan, both of Freehold. 2 03/2/39
John William Dolan
John William Dolan, who former- ly lived at Pleasant Grove, near VanHiseville, died on Wednesday of last week, at Flushing, Long Is- land, where he resided. Funeral services were held in Flushing, on Saturday. The body was brought to the Pleasant Grove Church, on Sunday, and after being viewed by friends, burial was made in the ad- joining cemetery by Funeral Direc- tor Simms of Flushing, with Fu- neral Direetor C. H. T. Clayton & Son of Adelphia, making the ar- rangements here. 5/18/39
Thomas Donahue
Thomas Donahue, aged 81 years, died on Sunday at his home at 166 Branch Avenue, Red Bank. Funeral' services were held on Wednesday morning at St. James Catholie church there, where requiem mass was celebrated. Interment was made in St. Gabriel's cemetery a' Bradevelt, in charge of Funeral Director W. H. Freeman. 5/11-39 Mrs. Josephine Disque 1
Mrs. Josephine Disque, aged 74 years, a former resident of Rum- son, died on Tuesday afternoon at the Welfare Home at Briar Hill. Her body was removed to the W. H. Freeman funeral home on East Main Street and prepared for bur-| ial. Funeral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at the home of her son in Hoboken, followed by burial in Flower Hill cemetery, at North Bergen. 7 27-39
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George E. Dannorden
George E. Danno: den, a former resident of Neptune. died on Sun- day at the Welfare Home, here. Funeral serviees were held on Tues- day afternoon at the W. H. Free- man Funcial : mr. followed by in- te: ment in Hamilton Cemetery.
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The Hermitage at Hohokus
Among the places of historic interest in Bergen County, one of the most outstanding is the old mansion at Hohokus, considered by many archi- tects to be one of the finest examples of English Gothic architecture in the country. Before the middle of the 18th century, the Hermitage was occupied by Captain Philip De Visme, who in 1746 married Anne Stillwell Bartow, mother of Theo- dosia Bartow, who in 1763 married Colonel Provost. He was killed in the West Indies in 1777 and in 1782 Mrs. Provost married Aaron Burr in
the Hermitage. General George Washington and his staff spent a number of days at the old mansion after the Battle of Monmouth in 1778 and Alex- ander Hamilton and General Lafayette were friends of the De Vismes and often visited them. Mrs. Benedict Arnold also stopped one night with them on her way from West Point to Philadelphia, after her husband's treason. The Hermitage was bought by Dr. Elijah Rosencrantz in 1804 and is still owned and occupied by his family.
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New Jersey Council, State House, Tren' 'n
Obituary Notices.
Mrs. Sophia M. Dreyer
Mrs. Sophia M. Dreyer, aged 66 years, wife of J. Henry Dreyer of Ardena, died last Thursday at Mon- mouth Memorial hospital, Funeral services were held at her late home on Sunday at 6 p. m., with Rev. Otis VanBrunt of the Squankum church, officiating. Interment was made on Monday afternoon in Fair- view cemetery, Westfield, in charge of Funeral Director C. H. T. Clay- ton & Son of Adelphia.
Mrs. Dreyer is survived by her husband, a well known produce farmer at Ardena' and the follow- ing sons and daughters: Henry Dreyer, Jr., a member of the How- ell Township Committee; Frederick W., Plainfield; Mrs. Katherine Salm, Westfield; John A., Ardena; F. Christian, Sacramento, California; Herman A., Chicago; and Ida Lou- ise, Ardena; and one sister, Mrs. Anna Steckhoff of Plainfield; and a hrother, John Possehl of Ridge- wood. She was born in Secaucus, the daughter of John and Wilhel- mina Schulte Possehl.
Sylvan Down.s
Funeral services for Sylvan Downs, aged 83 years, who died last Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Martha Spitzner, 7 MeLean street, were held Sunday afternoon at VanSant Funeral Home on South street, with Rev. Walter J. Lake, pastor of the First Baptist church. officiating. Cremation took place at Linden.
He is survived hy a brother, Ar- chibald of Long Valley and a sis-, ter, Mrs. William Woodruff of Hackettstown.
Mr. Downs had been employed since 1929 by the Eisner Corpora- tion,
Hugh Donnelly .
Hugh Donnelly, aged 86 years, died last Thursday at his home at 132 Mount Hermon Way, Ocean Grove. Funeral services were held there on Monday morning, followed by burial in Arlington cemetery. Camden, in charge of Funeral Di- rector C. H. T. Clayton & Son of Adelphia. He is survived hy one daughter, M:s. F. G. MacPherson. at home; and two sons, C. E. Don- nelly of Richmond, Va., and H. E. Donnelly of New Smyrna, Florida.
Obituary Notices.
Mrs. Iva M. Davison
Mrs. Iva M. Davison. 55 years, died on Saturday at her home at Jerseyville. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock from her late . residence, with the Rev. Norman Riley and the Rev. Alexan- der Leo of ciating. Interment was made in Adelphia cemetery by C. H. T. Clayton and Son of Adelphia.
She was born in Harmony, the daughter of James Clayton and Mary Ann Matthews Clayton. She was a member of the Methodist church, Grange and Willing Work- ers Society of Jerseyville,
She is survived by her husband, Harry Davison and three sisters, Mrs. Delia Sparks and Miss Marga- ret Clayton of Lakewood and Mrs. Annie Matthews, Freehold.
John H. Davison
John H. Davison, aged 78 years, died at his home in Englishtown on Friday, of a heart attack. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Garret Davison of Monroe Township.
Funeral services were held on Monday at 2 p. m. at the home of a son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dav- ison in Englishtown. Dr. Samuel R. Latham, pastor of the Sanford Memorial M. E. church, officiated. Interment was made in Fernwood cemetery, Jamesburg, by Funeral Director J. Laird Hulse of English- town.
He is survived by his widow. Mar- garet McChesney Davison; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Clara Hill of Jameshurg; and the son mentioned above. Also' two sisters and a brother: Mrs. Mary Reid of Trenton, Mrs. J. W. Hill of Jamesburg, and Clarence Davison, whose whereabouts is un- known.
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John B. Davison
John B. Davison died at his home, at 504 LaRiene Avenue, Bradley Beach, on Wednesday night. Funer- al services were held on Saturday afternoon at his late home, conduct- ed by Rev. Nelson Moore. Inter- ment was made in Manalapan Cem- etery, in charge of Funeral Director W. H. Freeman.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary M. Davison, and one daughter, Miss Mabel E. Davison, at home; and one son, Percy L. Davison, of Phillipsburg. The family formerly lived in Freehold, at the corner of South Street and Brinkerhoff Ave- nue, about 23 years ago. Mr. Dav- ison, a retired grocery salesman, was born in Jameshurg.
5 YEARS AGO
Mrs. Charles Davison and her son Elmer, 25, were buined to death when flames caused by an overheated chimney destroyed their farmhouse on the Frechold-Hights- town road. Other memhers of the family escaped. Mrs. Davison had left the h ter huit upon finding her son was still in the building, re- tuinrd, and the second floor col- Inge-d and escape was impossible.
DAVISONS WED 50 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Davison, Englishtown, were given a surprise party in honor of their Golden Wed- ding anniversary on Christmas day at 4 p.m. at the home of their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert.
The affair was planned by their children, Lester, Oscar and Mr. and Mrs. Howard VanHisc, all of whom live in the vicinity, who pre -! sented them with a purse of $60.
Mr. and Mrs. Davison were mar- ried at the Baptist parsonage at Freehold, with the Rev. F. W. Stillwell performing the ceremony. | Miss Rita Davison, Freehold, and Harry Davison, were their only attendants.
After two years in Freehold they moved to a farm near Gravel Hill, where Mr. Davison opened a black- smith shop, having learned the trade at 15 years of age. For 25 years this was their home. During several winters Mr. Davison thrash- ed and pressed hay for the farmers. Since moving to Englishtown he has been employed at the Freehold rug mill.
Mrs. Davison joined the Manala- pan Presbyterian church when a young girl. Today she and her husband are members of the San- ford Memorial Methodist church at Englishtown, and are regular at -; tendants. Mrs. Davison is adept at knitting rugs. She is also interest- ed in gardening. She claimed at ten she. formed the habit of early zising and was the first in the fam- ily to come down and start the fires. She still continues the habit and arises at 4 a.m. Mr. Davison fol- lows, between 5 and 6 o'clock. Around 7:30 they retire.
Mrs. Davison is 72, and her hus- band, 69.
HAROLD DeCAMPS WED 15 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. DeCamp of 20 Marcy street, observed the 15th anniversary of their wedding today.
Mrs. DeCamp Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Thompson, of Freehold and Mr. DeCamp the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. DeCamp of West Long Branch.
The ceremony was performed at the Ballard Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Asbury Park, by the Rev. H. Moore Blake, pastor and former pastor of the Frechold Meth- odist Church. The couple was at -: tended by Mrs. George W. Miller of Highland Park, the former Miss Mildred Conover of West Freehold, and Donald Havens of Spring Lake.
Mrs. DeCamp is a graduate of the Frechold schools and of Tren- ton Normal School. She was a former teacher in the local Gram- mar school. Mr. DeCamp is a civ- il engineer and a graduate of Stev- en's Institute of Technology.
92 Years Old
Mrs. Margaret Dangler of Eaton- town, cclehrated her 92nd birthday on Sunday, and her son Frank, his 42nd birthday.
Wedding Notes
Ramsey --- Dittmar
A very pretty Spring wedding took place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at St. Peter's Episcopal church, when Miss Florence Ger- trude Ramsey, daughter of Mrs. Addis Collier Ramsey of Freehold, became the bride of George Julius Dittmar, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dittmar, West Main street. The ceremony was perform -- ed by the Rev. William Darbie.
Mrs. Dittmar is the daughter of the late Addis Collier Ramsey of Wilkes Barre, Pa., where she at- tended Wyoming Seminary. Mr. Dittmar is a graduate of Amherst College, Amherst, Mass., and con- ducts the Freehold Mortgage and Realty Company, 11 South street.
5 YEARS AGO
Mr. and Mrs. John Daley of Clin- ton Street, observed their 61st wed- ding anniversary with a family re- union. . Hall - - - Dupuis . Miss Virginia Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of 3 Morris street, was united in marriage to Clyde Dupuis, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dupuis, Sr., of Marlboro, formerly of Freehold, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, in St. Rose of Lima Rectory. The Rev. John A. Kucker, pastor, performed the double ring ceremony.
DuBois - - - Day
Miss Elizabeth DuBois, daughter of Mr. J. Stanley DuBois of Man- asquan, became the bride of Lieut. Robert Bolt Day, son of Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Day of the Navy Yard, South Carolina in a pretty, early Fall wedding on Sunday, at 4:30 p. m., at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Frank DuBois, 51 Broad street. FT
Stillwell - - - Duncan
Miss Peggy Stillwell, daughter of Frof. and Mrs. Earle C. Stillwell, 18 Marcy street, became the bride ! of Lieutenant C. Miguel Duncan. Jr., son of Major and Mrs. C. M. Duncan of the Freehold Military School, on Saturday at 2 o'clock, in the Freehold Methodist church, with the Rev. Bruce C. Duvall, pastor of- fciating.
WEDDING NOTICES
. Morris -- - Dennison
A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized on Sunday morning at 10 a. m., at the West Farms Metho- dist Church, when Miss Iris Marie Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Morris of West Farms, | became the bride of Harold Robert Dennison, West Farms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennison of Wil- mington, Del. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harry P. ; Folger, Jr., pastor of the church. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. J. Stanley Huff, a cousin of the bride, played selections on the organ, and Mrs. H. P. Folger sang "I Love You Truly."
Obituary Notices. 1
Mrs. Rachel Dellett
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Dellett will be held on Thursday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late. home at 28 Parker Street, with the Rev. Walter J. Lake, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating. In- terment will be in Maplewood cem- etery by W. H. Freeman.
Mrs. Dellett, who was 79 years old, died at her home on Monday. She was the widow of the late Alexan -! der J. Dellett. Surviving is a son, John, who resided with her.
Mrs. Anna A. Downey
Mrs. Anna A. Downey, aged 62 years, a former resident of Free- hold, died on Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Thomp- son, at Neptune. Funeral services were held there on Wednesday af- ternoon, with Rev. Chester A. Pen- nington, pastor of the Memorial Methodist church, Neptune, officiat- ing. Interment was made in Old Tennent cemetery in charge of Funeral Director W. David DeRoche of Lakewood.
Besides the daughter mentioned, Mrs. Downey is survived by three other daughters: Mrs. Edgar C. Col- lins, Hollywood, Calif .; Mrs. Wilbur Blatchley of East Freehold, and, Mrs. Edwin Howell, of Freehold.
The family formerly resided in Freehold, and operated a roadstand at East Frcehold, known as Down- ey's Grove. It was also known as Graham's Grove for a number of years.
Mrs. Mary P. Driber
Mrs. Mary P. Driber, aged 43 years, died on Tuesday night at her home at 323 River Avenue, | Point Pleasant. Funeral services ยก will be held on . Friday morning at: 9:30 o'clock at St. Peter's R. C. Church at Point Pleasant, when requiem mass will be celebrated. Intermentwill he made in St. Cath- erine's Cemetery, Sea Girt, in charge of Funeral Director C. H. T. Clayton & Son of Adelphia.
Mrs. Driber is survived by her husband, Elwood J. Driber, and one son, Edward L., at home; her mother, Mrs," Mary Keating, and
two brothers, Jeremiah and Mich- ael Kcating, all of Ireland. Her mother returned to Ireland about eight months ago, after living a number of years here. Mrs. Driber was born on the isiand of Velenche, off the coast of Ireland, the daugh- ter of Mrs. Mary O'Mahoney and the late Edward Keating. i .. .
Mrs. Bell Lee Dorsett
Mrs. Bell Lee Dorsett, aged 56 years, died on Wednesday morning. at her home at Matawan. She was a former resident of Bradley Beach. Funcral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gencva Moore, at 512 Ocean Park Avenue, Bradley Beach. Interment will be made in Hamilton cemetery, in charge of Funeral Director C. H. T. Clayton & Son of Adelphia. She is surviv- ed by one sister, Mrs. Sarah Lee Brennan, and one brother, Frank J. Lee, both of Philadelphia ..
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John Daley
John Daley, aged 86 years, for many years a well known well dig- ger, died on Friday night at his home on Clinton Street. Funeral services were held on Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock at his late home, and at 9 o'clock at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, where requiem mass was celebrated.
Mr. Daley is survived by one son and three daughters, Thomas Daley and Mrs. William Potter, Bowne Avenue; and the Misses Julia and Ann Daley, at home.
Frank E. Dyson
Frank E. Dyson, aged 70 years, died on Wednesday evening of last week, at his home in Freehold Park. His body was removed to the W. H. Freeman funeral home on East Main Street, and after being! prepared for burial, was sent to Winsted, Connecticut. Funeral ser- vices were held on Saturday at St. James church, and interment made in St. James' cemetery, at Win- sted.
He is survived by his wife, nee Ruby Morgan; one son, Frank W., of Winsted; another son, Bernard, and two daughters, Mrs. Marion DuPuis and Mrs. Ruby MeGlory, all of Freehold.
Cleveland Dillon -
Cleveland Dillon of Center Street, died on Sunday morning at the Welfare Home at Briar Hill. His body was removed to the W. H. Freeman funeral home on East Main Street, where funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, and at 2 o'clock at the Bethel A. M. E. church, with the pastor, Rev. F. R. Stevens, cf- ficiating. Interment was made in Maplewood cemetery by Director Freeman. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nellie May Dillon.
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