Democrat and Chronicle
May 4, 1904, page 13

MARRIED
BEYE-KING--In this city, Tuesday, May 3, 1904 at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. H.P. SICKLES, No. 78 Glasgow street, Miss Nellie E. KING was united in marriage to John C. BEYE, the Rev.. G.B. F. HALLOCK officiating.  No cards.

DIED   
STAHLBRODT--In this city, at 10 o'clock Monday evening, May 2, 1904, at his residence, No. 8 Sheridan park, of pneumonia, Paul T., son of the late Minnie STAHLBRODT, aged 48 years, 3 months and 2 days.  He is survived by his widow, Jennie VOESSLER and five children, Mildred, Alma, Mata, Pauline and Paul; three brothers, Edward A., Henry F., and Adolph C., and two sisters, Mrs. Julia SENKE and Mrs. Minnie BAUSBACH.  Funeral from the house Thursday afternoon, May 5th, 2:30 P.M.

COLLINS--In this city, Thursday, April 28, 1904, at Homeopathic Hospital, Louise M. COLLINS, aged 29 years.

KAPPLER--In this city, Tuesday May 3, 1904 at the family residence, No. 14 Immel place, Andrew KAPPLER, aged 56 years.  Besides his wife he is survived by one daughter, Lizzie KAPPLER, five sisters and three brothers.  He was a member of St. Francis Xavier Society of SS. Peter and Paul's Church.  The funeral will take place Friday morning at 8 o'clock from the house and 8:30 from the Holy Family Church.

BOEHM--In this city, Monday, May 2, 1904, at the family residence, No. 78 Evergreen street, Christian BOEHM, aged 54 years.  Besides  his wife he is survived by two sons, Charles and Christian BOEHM, and one daughter, Mrs. Edward HOHMAN.  He was a member of Clinton Lodge, No. 377, A.O.F.W., Baden Society, Liberal Knights, Beethoven Singing Society, Bavarian Saengerbrand and Cigarmakers Union No. 5.  The funeral will take place Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the house and 9 o'clock from St. Michael's Church.

BUHOLTZ--Suddenly, at Pittsford, Wednesday, May 4, 1904, William BUHOLTZ, aged 33 years.  Near surviving relatives besides his widow, Lizzie CARTER BUHOLTZ, are:  his parents, Frederick and Reka BUHOLTZ of Pittsford, and six brothers and sisters, Ida BUHOLTZ, of Rochester, Frank BUHOLTZ, of Fairchance, PA., Mrs. Frank LEHMAN, of Pittsford, Fred BUHOLTZ, of Rochester, and Edward, of Pittsford.  The funeral services will be held at his late residence at Pittsford, on Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.  Interment in Pittsford village cemetery.

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Democrat and Chronicle
May 5,1904, page 12

MORTUARY RECORD   
John JOHNS died yesterday morning at St. Mary's Hospital, aged 78 years.  He leaves one son, Frank, and three daughters, Mrs. Peter KIRCH, Mrs. Victor GYSEL and Miss Julia JOHNS.  The remains were taken to the home of Mrs. GYSEL No. 396 Hudson avenue.

Lewis BEEMER, youngest son of Mrs. M.V. BEEMER, died in New York Tuesday of pneumonia.  The remains will be brought to Rochester for interment.

Ernest WALTHER died last night at his home, No. 453 North street, aged 8(6) years and 3 months.  He leaves his wife and one sister, Mrs. Mary RELLIE.

Mary BARRY, wife of Arthur WEAVER, died last evening at the family residence, No. 290 Frost avenue.

Mrs. Saline ROBERTS died yesterday morning in this city.  She leaves one son, Arthur, of Buffalo.

Assault Was Not Proved.
John READY, a well known East Side physician, was arraigned in police court yesterday on a charge of assault.  He was discharged, the assault not being proved.  Frederick N. WHITE, an agent for an Eastern drug house, recently called on the physician with samples of pepsin remedies.  The agent annoyed the doctor and was ejected from the office.

May 5, 1904 page 3
WAS PROMINENT IN ABOLITION DAYS
Death at Livonia of Rev. A. H. Shurtleff--An Active Life.
Livonia, May 4--Last evening occurred the death of Rev.. A.H. SHURTLEFF, at the age of 78 years.  With his family he has lived in this town for the past two years.  Mr. SHURTLEFF was confined to his bed for the past five months and steadily grew weaker from the commencement.

He was born in East Bloomfield, January 23, 1826, and was early brought under religious influence.  He was enrolled at the age of 16 in a revival held in Bristol, under the labors of Rev. Samuel PARKER, and joined the Methodist Church.

His education was obtained at the East Bloomfield Academy and Olivet Institute, of Olivet, Michigan.  At Olivet he became imbued with anti-slavery and temperance principles which led him into many a battle.

He was married in 1850 to Julia A. PHINNEY, at Bristol, who died in 1883.  Afterward he married Mary B. BARBER, daughter of Rev. W. A. BARBER, of Livonia.  Besides his wife he leaves one son, Glen K. SHURTLEFF, general secretary of the Y.M.C.A., of Cleveland, O., and one daughter, Mrs. J. I. ARMSTRONG, of Livonia.
The different appointments which he held are:  Mansfield, Covington, and Troy, Pa., Watkins, Reading, Richmond, (didn't get the rest)

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Democrat & Chronicle
May 6, 1904  

Died at Shortsville
Shortsville, May 5--Mrs. Clarissa E. VERMILYEA, of Seneca Castle, died at the home of her niece, Mrs. Gerelle RIDLEY, of Main street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, aged 75 years.  She was taken ill on Monday, but her case was not considered serious until a few hours before death.  She is survived by one brother, George GUGIN of Canandaigua; one niece, Mrs. Gerelle RIDLEY of Shortsville.

Birthday of Senator Raines
Canandaigua, May 5, --May 6th is Senator John RAINES's birthday and on such occasions he holds a family reunion at which all his children and children's children assemble at the homestead.  To-morrow will be no exception to the rule and there will be a festive time at the Senator's home on Gorham street.  He will be 64 years old.

Surrogate's Court
Canandaigua, May 5--Surrogate DITMARS has admitted to probate the will of Anthony SWARTHOUT, late of Geneva, estate valued at $17,000; H.D. and M.B. SWARTHOUT executors.  Also that of Henry KING, late of the town of Geneva, estate not named, Charles N. HEMIUP executor.

Dwelling House Burned
Bristol Center, May 5--The dwelling house on the Nodiah D. CASE farm, occupied by William STRONG, burned to the ground yesterday afternoon together with its contents.  The loss amounted to $1,2000 with no insurance.  The origin of the fire is unknown.

Wedding Near Phelps
Phelps, May 5--The marriage of David J. TAYLOR and Miss Bertha May TAYLOR, took place last evening at St. Paul's Mission, near Steeles.  The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. M. GILBERT, of Phelps.

IN MEMORIAM
CROCKER--One year ago to-day, Mrs. Elizabeth CROCKER, formerly of this city, died in Millebrook., Ont., after a brief illness.  Her husband, John CROCKER, and two daughters survive her.

DIED
BENNETT--Miss Carolyn C. BENNETT, youngest daughter of the late Bernard BENNETT.  Funeral Saturday morning from the late residence, No. 403 Alexander street, at 10 o'clock and from Corpus Christi Church.

BEEMER--In New York city, Wednesday morning, May 4, 1904, Lewis, aged 24 years, youngest son of Julia T. and the late Martin A. BEEMER..  Funeral will be held at No. 56 East avenue, Rochester, N.Y., Friday May 6, 1904 at 3 P.M.

DECKER--Suddenly at the home of her sister Mrs. W. A. SILLIMAN in Seattle, Washington, on Thursday, May 5, 1904 of pneumonia, Miss Fannie Holmes DECKER of Brockport, N.Y.

WALTHER--In this city, Wednesday evening, May 4, 1904 at his home, No. 453 North street, Ernst WALTHER, aged 80 years and 3 months.  Deceased is survived by his wife and one sister, Mrs. Mary RELKE.  Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the house.  Burial private.

GOBLEY--In this city, Thursday, May 4, 1904, Lillian A. GODLEY, aged 54 years.  Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Anna CASTLE, No 32 Tracy street, Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.  Burial at Canandaigua.   psm

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Rochester, Monroe, NY

Democrat & Chronicle

Sat May 21, 1904

 

FEARS THAT NIAGARA FALLS BOY HAS GONE OVER AMERICAN FALLS

 

    Niagara Falls, May 20 - Indications are that Floyd FINK, son of Mr. and Mrs. John FINK, of 2819 Whirlpool street, has gone over the American Falls. The boy was only 14 years old. Wednesday afternoon the lad remained at the Cleveland avenue school to enjoy a stereopticon exhibition, and after the afternoon exhibition was over, he is supposed to have taken his paper route and then returned for the early evening portrayal of the same scenes at the same school. He is known to have been at the Cleveland avenue school as late as 7 or 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night. But as the night aged and the lad did not return, his father went to the school building to accompany him to his home far out Whirlpool street.

    In the outpouring of the many from the evening exhibition, the father missed the boy and returned home thinking, of course, that the boy would be there, or follow him soon after. The night passed without his coming and Thursday morning the anxious father sought the aid of the police in finding his child. The family had lived in Buffalo, and it was thought the boy might have gone there as he was very anxious to leave school and go to work.

    A different aspect was given to the case when Jacob GILBERT, an employee of the New York state reservation, found a note under a piece of board on a seat at Prospect Point early Thursday morning. The note is written in pencil on a piece of paper torn from a memorandum book and is as follows:

                                        May 18, '04, 4 P. M.

    The water is calling me, so I am going to go.   Good by

                                        Floyd FINK

                                        2819 Whirlpool street

                                        Niagara Falls, N. Y.

    When Mr. GILBERT found this note the absence of young FINK from home had not been made public. Superintendent PERRY could hardly believe the lad had committed suicide, but he made the contents of the note known to the boy's father.

    A strange fact in connection with the case is that on Wednesday, February 19, 1902, Miss Alice COLIE, of No. 231 Niagara street, Buffalo, suicided, or is supposed to have suicided, for a note to that effect was found on the bridge leading to Luna island. Miss COLIE'S note closed with the words, "the waters are calling me." At the time of Miss COLIE'S disappearance the FINK family was residing in Buffalo, and it is known that the missing boy heard that story read, together with the contents of the note she left.

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MARRIED

 

BAKER -- PAKE - April 20, 1904, at Canandaigua, by Rev. Mr. WEBB, Burton C. BAKER, of West Webster, N. Y., and Anna L. PAKE, of Picton, Canada

 

REDWINE -- TOOHEY - May 4, 1904, at Redding, California, by Father NUGENT, Mary J. TOOHEY and William REDWINE.

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DIED

 

WHITTY - At his residence in the village of Spencerport, at 9 o'clock Friday morning, May 20, 1904, Michael WHITTY.

-Funeral will be held Monday, May 23, 1904, at 9 A. M. from St. John's Church, Spencerport.

 

LAVIS - Thursday, May 19, 1904, at his late residence, No. 84 Sophia street, William A. LAVIS, aged 48 years. Besides his wife he is survived by one son, one daughter and one sister. The remains will be taken to Ouleout, N. Y., for burial.

 

M'KENNA - Friday, May 20, 1904, at the family residence, No. 118 Saxton st., Stewart Theodore, only child of Joseph and Helen McKENNA, aged 5 years, 5 months.

-Funeral will take place to-day (Saturday) at 3 o'clock P. M., from the house, and will be stricly private.

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REV. MALCOM M'VICAR, D. D.

 

Well Known Educator and Graduate of University of Rochester Dead

    Rev. Dr. Malcolm MacVICAR, a graduate of the University of Rochester and at one time principal of Brockport State Normal School died in Cato, N. Y., on Wednesday. He had been president of the Virginia Union University, at Richmond, for several years.

    Dr. MacVICAR was a well-known Baptist minister and educator. He was born in Douglass Argylshire, Scotland, September 30, 1829. He was one of twelve children. His parents removed to Canada when he was 6 years old. At the age of 20 he went to Toronto and entered Knox College to study for the Presbyterian ministry, with his brother Donald, afterward principal of the Presbyterian College in Montreal. His views regarding baptism underwent a change and he became connected with the Baptist denomination, engaging in preparing students for Toronto University.

    In 1856 he was ordained to the Baptist ministry and two years afterward entered the senior class of the University of Rochester, where he was graduated in 1859. He then became professor of mathematics in Brockport Collegiate Institute, and in 1864 became principal of the school. He was active in the movement for the establishment of state normal schools and was made principal of the first of four authorized in 1866 by the Legislature. This was at Brockport. Owing to ill health, Professor MacVICAR resigned the following year and accepted the place of superintendent of schools of Leavenworth, Kan. When his health was re-established he became principal of the State Normal School at Potsdam, N. Y.

    In 1880 he became the principal of the State Normal School at Ypsilanti, Mich., and a year later was elected professor of English Biblical interpretation in Toronto Baptist College. When Senator William McMASTER gave $1,000,000 for the endowment of McMASTER University, Dr. MacVICAR was elected its first chancellor. He resigned that post in 1890, to become superintendent of education for the American Home Missionary Society, holding that place until he became president of Virginia Union University.

    In 1896 he was given the degree Ph. D., by the Regents of New York, and the University of Rochester gave him that of LL. D. in 1870. He was the author of several works on mathematics and of a manual on the "Principals of Education," which was highly regarded by educators.

    Funeral services were held yesterday in Cato. Burial will be at Montclair to-day.

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    Stewart T., son of Joseph and Helen McKENNA, of No. 118 Saxton street, died Thursday night, aged 5 years and 5 months. Funeral private at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

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FOR THE FLASH OF A CURTAIN

    Chief CREEGAN, Hose 5 and Truck 3 were called last night to No. 122 Lyell avenue, where a curtain ignited from a gas tip. The fire was out when they arrived. Little damage was done.

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TO REPRESENT JAMESTOWN BAR

    Jamestown, N. Y., May 20 - At a meeting of the Jamestown Bar Association this evening the president, Frank W. STEVENS, was authorize to represent the association at a hearing of the charges against Justice Warren B. HOOKER and to take such action as he deems proper in the name of the local association which formniated the charges. The hearing will be held at Fredonia next Tuesday.

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EDNA L. SALISBURY

    Seneca Falls, May 20 - Edna L. SALISBURY, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. SALISBURY, died about 6 o'clock this morning at the family residence on Walnut street, aged fifteen years. Valvular trouble of the heart, resulting from rheumatism of several years' standing, was the cause of death. Miss SALISBURY was a particularly bright and interesting girl and her death is a sad blow to the family. Besides her parents, she leaves one brother, Samuel H. SALISBURY, Jr.

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Marie LENIHAN, Canandaigua

August LANG, 415 Joseph avenue

George KNAPP, 109 Woodward street

Elmer KNAPP, 109 Woodward street

Pearl JOHNSON, Brighton

Anna RUTTKWOSKY, 115 Clifton street

Frances RUTTKWOSKY, 115 Clifton street

Elma ROEPER, 393 Hudson street

Edith G. FOSTER, Canandaigua

Walter HEORSTRING, 28 Conkey avenue

Esther HEORSTRING, 28 Conkey avenue

Nickolus KEITZ, 26 Kleuh street

Helen HOOK, 12 Duval place

Edward HOOK, 12 Duval place

Lillian FEELY, 270 Ravine avenue

Roman HELLEIN, 5 Cypress street

Madeline HELLEIN, 5 Cypress street

Catherine HEPT, 32 Lisbon street

Michael A. STRONG, 95 Frazier street

Raphael STRONG, 95 Frazier street

Charles Semon STRONG, 95 Frazier street

Chester B. ACHILLES, 135 South Goodman st.

Virginia STULL, 236 Ravine avenue

Edna J. MOORE, 29 Benton street

Beatrice N. BLOCK, 420 Plymouth avenue

Rose ROSENBERG, 4 Henry street

Harry ROSENBERG, 4 Henry street

Mary MEDER, 35 Lill street

Ralph N. OLSEN, 232 Linden street

Clarence M. OLSEN, 232 Linden street

Alice BLOOMER, 795 Clinton ave., north

Hattie BLOOMER, 795 Clinton ave., north

Aloyisus YAHN, 803 Clinton avenue north

Ethel YAHN, 803 Clinton avenue north

Regina HARTMAN, 10 Grant street

Loretta HARTMAN, 10 Grant street

Clara(?) MEDER, 35 Lill street

Irene MUEHLEISEN, 165 Alphonse street

Walter J. BAYER, 616 Main street east

Harold E. BAYER, 616 Main street east

Alexander J. BAYER, 616 Main street east

Beatrice BAYER, 616 Main street east

Elmer S. BAYER, 616 Main street east

Winefrida BAYER, 616 Main street east

William ERNEST, 13 Lyndhurst street

Mary SCHMIDT, 44 Grape street

Harold A. MILES, 17 Lawn street

Benjamin C. LENTKOOP, 8 Lawn street

Sollie KANEBEL, 24 Rhine street

Jennie GERSTNER, 10 Holland street

Mattie DORSCHEL, 14 Chatham street

Marjorie M. COLTRELL, Sodus Point

Earl M. COLTRELL, Sodus Point

Roy M. COLTRELL, Sodus Point

John KOLMER, 93 Nassau street

Joseph SCHUTTE, 430 Hudson avenue

Raymond STODDARD ------------

Walter MILLARD, 413 Prospect ave., Medina

Donald ICER, 223 West Center st., Medina

Ione E. BEYER, 417 Park avenue, Medina

Stewart GORDON, 69 George street

Jennie De COOLS, East Brighton

Louis FOULKES, 15 Buena street

Arthur WAHL, 19 Chase street, Lincoln Park

Rose FICHTNER, 60 Syke street

Mary FICHTNER, 60 Syke street, Lincoln Park

Josephine FICHTNER, 60 Syke st., Lincoln Pk.

Josephine STANDFEST, 211 Colvin street

Madeline BURKE, 26 Shelter street

Mary C. COONAN, 9 Walnut street

George EINSFIELD, 200 Chatham street

Henry GOLDSTEIN, 9 Dover street

Daniel McKALITZKY, 61 Vienna street

Annie McKALITZKY, 61 Vienna street

Walter MILLER, 22 Gladstone street

Frances GROSSES, 181 Colvin street

Minnie ERNSTEIN, 232 Baden street

Mary MUELLNER, 207 Colvin street

Marie DALTON, 28 Averill avenue

Helen DALTON, 28 Averill avenue

James DALTON, 28 Averill avenue

Bell DALTON, 28 Averill avenue

Nicholas F. COOK, 13 Chase st., Lincoln Pk.

Madellin REYNOLDS, 166 Merriman street

Dorothy REYNOLDS, 166 Merriman street

Tommie CHATFIELD, 178 Cottage street

Gladys CHATFIELD, 178 Cottage street

Margaret SCHAFFER, 8 Zeller place

Thomas SCHAFFER, 8 Zeller place

William SCHAFFER, 8 Zeller place

Anna KLEIN, 11 Tryer street

Ella L. CONLEY, 305 Prospect ave., Medina

Harold J. RYAN, 411 West Center st., Medina

Justina LANG, 39 Sullivan street

Francis J. GORDON, 176 Gregory street

William P. GORDON, 176 Gregory street

Almer CALKINS, 193 Ames street

Rose HEMMERICK, Lyell road, Gates

Lizzie STOLK, 18 Hoeltzer street

George HEMMERALD, Gates

Eddie KLICK, 126 Clifford street

Eleanora WINGENDER, 39 Roth street

Raymond WINGENDER, 39 Roth street

Helen SIEGFRIED, 28 Nicholson street

Olive SIEGFRIED, 28 Nicholson street

Victor BINTZ, 205 Ames street

Floyd GILMAN, Manchester

Helen O'CONNOR, 5 Child street

Mildred RAMSAY, 270 Penn avenue

Henry BENENT, Frazier street, Brockport

Lottie SMITH, Webster

Elsie KRILL, 34 Austin street

Ruth G. STONE, 50 Walnut street

Thomas GRIFFIN, Canandaigua

Thomas KENNEDY, 50 Clark st. Canandaigua

Ida FRANK, 400 Colvin street

Sophie FRANK, 400 Colvin street

Catharine HOLAHAN, 242 Pennsylvania ave.

Clark HOLAHAN, 242 Pennsylvania ave.

Ruth STUCK, 593 Jay street

Jennie STUCK, 593 Jay street

Katharine SELBERT, Lincoln Park

Christina SELBERT, Lincoln Park

Viola SELBERT, Lincoln Park

Mary FERBECK, 15 Whalen street

Minnie FERBECK, 15 Whalen street

Abie GOLDMAN, 52 Buchan Park

Issie GOLDMAN, 52 Buchan Park

Matilda MEYER, 51 Scrantom street

Lizzie MEYER, 51 Scrantom street

Charles EAGLE, 8 Ulm street

John EAGLE, 8 Ulm street

Arthur EAGLE, 8 Ulm street

Louise EAGLE, 8 Ulm street

Addison EAGLE, 8 Ulm street

Carrie LECKINGER, 16 Grant street

Marie REDDING, 34 Ford street

Leo REDDING, 34 Ford street

Anna DAVIS, 74 Nassau street

Nathan FRANCIS, 72 Nassau street

Mayer TUMBINER, 80 Nassau street

Mary F. CARROLL, Willard, N. Y.

Natalie NELLIS, 7 Winthrop street

Frances M. TURNBULL, Willard, N. Y.

Mary SCHNORR, -------------------

Herbert BLOOMER, 795 Clinton avenue north

Mary MYRICK, 19 Market street, Palmyra

M. Leah MYRICK, 19 Market street, Palmyra

Delos FRITZ, 21 Harvest street

Eddie BULLINGER, 86 Grape street

Clara BULLINGER, 86 Grape street

Sophie BULLINGER, 86 Grape street

Elva BULLINGER, 86 Grape street

Mamie SCHICKER, 236 Scio street

Ruth DEBERDER, 236 Scio street

George VOLK, 16 Dudley street

Arthur WEINGARTNER, 692 North street

Ellis KELTZ, 26 Kleuh street

Laura HEORSTING, 28 Conkey avenue

Earl MARTIN, Highland ave., East Brighton

John KINMM, 579 Hague street

Elva SIEMS, 38 Weld street

Mortimer BRADLEY, 14 Bradley street

Elsie BOWER, 501 Avenue D

Clare CUSHING, 9 Peck street

Millie L. HAFNER, 17 Lincoln street

Eva WARREN, East Brigton[sic]

Walter WARREN, East Brighton

Irene HETTIG, 36 Post street

Jennie PARR, 22 Wentworth street

William J. VOLZ, _3 Morris street

Orient L. AVERY, _5 Taylor street

Fred POMMERNING, 30 Chase st., Lincoln Pk.

L. POMMERNING, 30 Chase st., Lincoln Pk.

Frank POMMERNING, 30 Chase st., Lincoln Pk.

Eva BLOOMFIELD, Manchester

Edna M. LOWVEY, 50 Park avenue

Frank S. LOWVEY, 50 Park avenue

Tillie GRIMM, 112 Thomas street

Tarry BAUER, 124 Seventh street

Lillian COOK, 37 South st., Brockport

Gertrude COOK, 37 South st., Brockport

Albert RA(E or C)TZ, 330 Fourth street

George ME(E or C) KNER, Alphonse st., cor. Henry

Bertha BORCHERS, 62 Weaver street

Caroline WALTER, 279 Alphonse street

Julia WALTER, 279 Alphonse street

Mary WALTER, 279 Alphonse street

William WALTER, 279 Alphonse street

Henry WALTER, 279 Alphonse street

James MARTIN, East Brighton

Marie DELANY, 59 Delevan street

Howard DELANY, 59 Delevan street

David GOLDMAN, 32 Buchan Park

Luella DUEPPINS, 568 Joseph avenue

Henry O'BRIEN, 33 Cleveland place

Theodore BEIERWA_TES, 9 Bradley street

Albert COWLES, Fairport

Ruby SMITH, 134 Clifford street

Emma BORCHERS, 62 Weaver street

Muriel McDONALD, Manchester

Hermanse HETZLE_, 78 Lime street

Andrew R. PEER, 57 Belmont street

Laura SCOTT, 105_ Exchange street

George HERBERT, _99 Ames street

Elizabeth MOLZAHN, 39 Mark street

Anna MOLZAHN, 39 Mark street

Minnie MOLZAHN, 39 Mark street

Arthur MOLZAHN, 39 Mark street

Maybell GAY, 403 Park avenue, Brighton

Arthur F. GAY, 403 Park ave., Brighton

Rose LASARUS, 6 Lawrence street

Train RUSSELL, Avon

Ethel RUSSELL, Avon

Ella D. RUSSELL, Avon

Pauline MILLER, 5_6 Central Park

Florence RAICHIE, 24 Weddale Way

Edward MENOR, 108 Delevan street

Irene MENOR, 108 Delevan street

Genevieve KENNEDY, 106 Delevan street

Emil KIRCHER, 444 Alphonse street

Joseph KIRCHER, 444 Alphonse street

William MORRIS, 16 Herman street

Abraham GOLDMAN, 52 Buchan Park

Israel GOLDMAN, 52 Buchan Park

Oscar KAPLAN, 3_ Hanover street

Bertha STURM, 12 Evergreen street

Josephine REILAND, 269 Avenue B

Agnes REILAND, 269 Avenue B

Estelle GUMETT, 269 Avenue B

Leon KIMPAL, 12_ William street

Marietta E. THURSTON, Gates

Hyman GOLDSTEIN, 62 Herman street

Arnold GOLDSTEIN, 62 Herman street

Theresa ROEPER, _9 Buchan Park

Mattie CORBIN, 118 Seventh street

Carl CORBIN, 118 Seventh street

Lester CORBIN, 118 Seventh street

____ HASENHOR, 600 Campbell street

Marie J. CROUCH, 10 Lake ave., Canandaigua

Fred WOGGON, 480 Avenue A

Jennie WOGGON, 480 Avenue A

Joseph SCHUTTE, _30 Hudson avenue

Herbert REINSCHMIDT, 57 Sullivan street

Leroy MARTIN, Highland ave., East Brighton

Frances WELLAND, 20 Ketchum street

Isaac DESFITH, 23 Frederick park

Marjorie MATTISON, Center street, Canandaigua

Edna FAIRCHILD, West ave., Canandaigua

Harriet BACKUS, 34 Carter street

Mabel EMLER, 24 Allmeroth street

Justina LAEMLEIN, 394 Hudson avenue

Louisa MURA, 21 Campbell street

Martha UNTERBORN, 58 Hoeltzer street

William SCHENCK, 31 Carl street

J. MARTS, Suburban Hotel, Irondequoit

Bertha MARTS, Suburban Hotel, Irondequoit

Florence MARTS, Suburban Hotel, Irondequoit

Hattie MARTS, Suburban Hotel, Irondequoit

Wm. MARTS, Suburban Hotel, Irondequoit

Frank SCHWIND, 42 Remington street

Elizabeth GALL, 29 Carl street

Freddie GALL, 29 Carl street

Dolores BAUER, 525 Lyell avenue

Earl BRAYER, 82 Orchard street

Ethel BRAYER, 82 Orchard street

Edna BRAYER, 82 Orchard street

Edward SMITH, Manchester

Christina WELLAND, 20 Ketchum street

Mary WELLAND, 20 Ketchum street

Minnie WELLAND, 20 Ketchum street

Frances WELLAND, 20 Ketchum street

Jennie L. BRADLEY, 11 Orleans street

Edwin E. BRADLEY, 11 Orleans street

Wallace S. BRADLEY, 11 Orleans street

Eddie KINDLEY, 42 Herald street

Herbert MICKEL, 10 Carl street

Gertrude DEMBSIE, 38 Carter street

Margaret DEMBSIE, 38 Carter street

Johnnie DEMBSIE, 38 Carter street

Annie DEMBSIE, 38 Carter street

Grace HYNA, Willard, N. Y.

Elizabeth HYNA, Willard, N. Y.

Foster FARNSWORTH, Shortsville

Samuel APPELBAUM, 45 Vienna street

Lulu APPELBAUM, 45 Vienna street

Estella BLOOMER, 47 Sullivan street

Martha SELKE, 1_1 Weaver street

Chester NELSON, 4 Fair place

Elmer AULENBACHER, 120 Clifford street

W. AULENBACHER, 120 Clifford street

Elsie BLECK, 20 Rauber street

Ida GOODMAN, 30 Weyl street

Agnes GOODMAN, 30 Weyle street

Norman GOODMAN, 30 Weyl street

Chester GOODMAN, 30 Weyl street

Dorothy GOODMAN, 30 Weyl street

Margaret GOODMAN, 30 Weyl street

Gertrude GESSNER, 30 O'Neil street

Mary GESSNER, 30 O'Neil street

Lesser EBER, 140 Chatham street

Max RUBENS, 12 Harrison street

Julius HILLFMAN, 12 Harrison street

Carrie MUELLER, 7 Loomis street

Henry MELLNE, 44 Sullivan street

Elizabeth MELLNE, 44 Sullivan street

Teresa SCHELLINGER, 248 Alphone street

Norman BACKUS, 34 Carter street

John BACKUS, 34 Carter street

Gertrude STEIMES, 52 Reis street

Leo STEIMES, 52 Reis street

Martha STEIMES, 52 Reis street

Frank LOVE, 310 Frost avenue

Dorothy BAKER, _3 Tremont street

Charles KILDEA, 181 Clifton street

Anna KILDEA, 181 Clifton street

Elizabeth KILDEA, 181 Clifton street

Walter KILDEA, 181 Clifton street

Zelma M. OAKES, 55 Lime street

Ruth NICHOLSON, 36 Austin street

Earl MILLER, 52 South street

Floyd MILLER, 52 South street

Edward HAHN, 276 Weaver street

Freida HAHN, 276 Weaver street

Catherine HAHN, 276 Weaver street

Herbert HAHN, 276 Weaver street

Mary DIEGELMAN, 46 Martin street

May ELTER, 40 Van Stallen street

Florence ELTER, 40 Van Stallen street

Ruth ELTER, 40 Van Stallen street

Dorothy ELTER, 40 Van Stallen street

Franklin E. JONES, 215 Chapin st., Canandaigua

Ethel HIBBS, 128 Monroe avenue

Dora HETHLER, 466 Exchange street

Samuel FINK, 15 Hanover street

Hattie PRICE, 11 Prospect street

Dorothea MATTHEWS, 20 Avondale park

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