Rochester, Monroe, NY
Democrat & Chronicle
Mon Oct 1, 1906
MARRIED
ERNISSE - MAXSON - At the home of
the bride's parents, No. 109 Gregory street, Tuesday, September 18, 1906, by
Rev. Dr. (line unreadable) Church, Charles I. ERNISSE and Miss Lulu H.
MAXSON.
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DIED
TABER - At Hahnemann Hospital,
Sunday morning, September 30, 1906, Benjamin WING TABER, aged 75 years.
-Burial Tuesday afternoon at
Penfield.
WALLACE - In this city, Sunday,
September 30, 1906, Alfred H., eldest son of John H. and Anna W. WALLACE,
and brother of Mrs. Matthew KELLNER, Robert J. and Clara WALLACE, aged 29
years, 11 months.
-Funeral from the family residence,
No. 111 Ambrose street, Wednesday afternoon, October 3d, at 3 o'clock.
Burial private. Buffalo papers please copy.
BUBEL - Saturday afternoon,
September 29, 1906, at her home in the town of Gates, Philapina, wife of
Peter BUBEL, aged 48 years. Besides her husband she is survived by two
children, Peter and Catherine BUBEL; two sisters, Margaret and Charlotte
BUBEL, and one son, Carl BUBEL.
-Funeral Tuesday morning at 8:30
o'clock from the house, 9 o'clock at Holy Family Church. Interment will be
at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
BARTON - In this city, Sunday,
September 30, 1906, John BARTON, son of Joseph BARTON, aged 14 years.
-The funeral will take place from
the family residence, No. 144 Lyell avenue, to-morrow (Tuesday) morning at
8:30 o'clock, and at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 9 o'clock.
Rochester, Monroe, NY
Democrat & Chronicle
Tue Oct 2, 1906
DIED
FISHER - At her home, Sunday,
September 30, 1906, Mrs. Cornelia VAN WUYCKHUYER FISHER, of Williamson. She
is survived by her husband, Isaac FISHER, and five sons, John L. VAN
WUYCKHUYER, of Guiderland, Albany; Cornelius, Adrian and Abram, of
Rochester, James J. VAN WUYCKHUYER of Sodus.
-Funeral services at No. 21 Draper
street, Wednesday at 2:30 P. M. Burial at Mount Hope.
GIMLAN[sic] - Early Monday morning,
October 1, 1906, at the family residence, No. 589 Clinton avenue south,
Velora INGRAHAM, widow of Alpha GILMAN, in the 83d year of her age. Besides
her sons, Harvey E. and Sidney L. GILMAN, she leaves six grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
-The funeral will be held Wednesday
at 3 P. M., from her late residence.
STONE - Early Monday morning,
October 1, 1906, at her late home on Stone road, off Charlotte boulevard,
Jennie FILER, wife of William T. STONE, in her 62d year. Her husband and six
children survive her, James, of Chicago; Mrs. Bessie GAY, of Rochester;
Charles Hanford, of the Philippines; Mrs. Lucy STONE HAYFORD, of Washington,
D. C.; Walter KING, of New York, and Mrs. James DeF BURROUGHS, of Champlain,
N. Y.
-Funeral (private) at the house at
3 P. M. to-day. Kind friends please omit flowers.
BENEDICT - At Fredonia, N. Y.,
Saturday, September 29, 1906, N. W. BENEDICT.
-Funeral in Rochester, at Mount
Hope Chapel, Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
WALLACE - In this city, Sunday,
September 30, 1906, Alfred H., eldest son of John H. and Anna W. WALLACE,
and brother of Mrs. Matthew KELLNER, Robert J. and Clara WALLACE, aged 29
years, 11 months.
-Funeral from the family
residence, No. 111 Ambrose street, Wednesday afternoon, October 3d, at 3
o'clock. Burial private. Buffalo papers please copy.
Rochester, Monroe, NY
Democrat & Chronicle
Wed Oct 3, 1906
GOLDEN WEDDING OF LE ROY COUPLE
Event Celebrated By Mr. And Mrs.
M. A. Merritt
Received Afternoon And Evening
Mr. Merritt is the Oldest Member
of the Methodist Church -
Members of the Church Arranged
the Reception - House Tastefully Decorated
Le Roy, Oct. 2 - A very pleasant
event took place to-day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. MERRITT, on Lake
street, when they celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. MERRITT are among the best known residents of Le Roy and are
held in high esteem by all their acquaintances. Time has dealt very gently
with the bride and groom of fifty years (line unreadable) good health.
Mr.
MERRITT has the distinction of being the oldest living member of the Le
Roy Methodist Church, which he has always taken an active part. Mrs.
MERRITT has been a member of the church since girlhood and they are both
regular attendants at the services.
It was
due to their activeness in the church that the occasion of to-day was
planned by the members of that church, who determined that the occasion
should not go unnoticed and therefore arranged to tender Mr. and Mrs.
MERRITT a reception in the afternoon and also in the evening. The first
part of the day was given up entirely to the immediate family circle, the
children and grandchildren of the couple being there to dinner which was
served at noon. There were present at the dinner Mr. and Mrs. Warren C.
SMITH and children, of Le Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. ROOT and children,
of Caledonia and Miss May MERRITT, of Le Roy. Their other daughter, Miss
Irene Augusta MERRITT, who is teaching in Patterson, N. Y., was unable to
be present.
The
house was tastefully decorated for the occasion and presented a very
inviting appearance. In the afternoon, between the hours of 4 and 6
o'clock, the people of the Methodist Church held their first reception at
the MIRRITT home. Mrs. F. L. STONE and Mrs. T. W. LARKIN acted as the
reception committee, greeting the guests upon their arrival and
introducing them to Mr. and Mrs. MERRITT, who received in the parlor.
After congratulations, (next 2 lines unreadable) Albert COE and Mrs. J. B.
WARREN presided at the table and Misses Laura I. STONE and Amelia DUTTON
served.
The
second reception was held between the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock. During
this Mrs. J. E. PRATT and Mrs. P. J. SPERRY presided at the table and
Misses Laura STONE, Bertha LARKIN and Louise BRYANT served.
Mr.
MERRITT was born at Pauling, N. Y., on August 31, 1830, and at the age of
19 he came to Le Roy, which has since been his home. He learned the
carpenter trade and for many years was engaged in contracting and
building, having for a number of years built the best class of houses in
Le Roy. In 1856 he married Mary L. PIERSON and they at once began keeping
house and for thirty-five years they have resided in their present home.
Mr. MERRITT has served the village of Le Roy as trustee and in the
Methodist Church he has held a number of prominent offices.
Mrs.
MERRITT was born in Le Roy on February 15, 1835, and is the daughter of
the late Edwin PIERSON. She was educated at Lima Seminary and at Ingham
University in Le Roy.
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COMMITTEE ASSESSES ASSAULT
Pedersons Complained of Piano
Music and Were Ejected
Albert ZIMBRICH was in police
court yesterday, charged with assault in the third degree upon Mets and
Louise PEDERSON, of No. 243 Parsells avenue. He pleaded not guilty to both
charges, and will have a hearing on October 9th.
ZIMBRICH
occupies the flat above the PEDERSONS. It is alleged that Mrs. ZIMBRICH's
piano music did not please the people below. So they formed themselves
into an indignation committee, and going up stairs to the ZIMBRICH door
demanded that the music cease.
It is
further alleged that ZIMBRICH did not relish the visit of the PEDERSON
committee. He is accused of having gently but very firmly pushed the
PEDERSON committee down the staircase. The abrupt manner of the
committee's reception did not please the complainants, so they went to
police headquarters and obtained warrants for assault.
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BUFFALONIAN HEAVILY FINED
When arraigned in police court
yesterday John S. LESTER, of Buffalo, was convicted of intoxication and
assault in the third degree, preferred by Frederick N. STRAUSS, of the
Corinthian Theater. He was fined $5 on the intoxication charge and $10 for
the assault. LESTER paid and went his way.
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GIVEN A BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Rose NIER, of No. 135
William street, was tendered a birthday party at her pleasant home on
Monday evening. A number of friends assembled and an evening of
entertainment was enjoyed. The young miss received a number of gifts
including seventeen roses. Indicating the age at which she had arrived.
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RECORD OF DEATHS
Peter H. PLUMB, an old resident
of the town of Farmington, Ontario county, died Monday.
William Joseph SMITH, infant son
of Joseph and Mary SMITH, died yesterday morning at the family home, No.
410 Oak street.
Frank PFAFF, infant son of George
and Anna PFAFF, died last night at the family home, No. __ Edinburg
street, aged 4 weeks.
Joseph A. BARANOWSKI died
yesterday morning at his home, No. 34 Wadsworth street, aged 31 years. He
leaves five daughters.
Adelaide M. THOMAS, wife of
Albert M. THOMAS, formerly of Rochester, died Monday at Niagara Falls. The
funeral is to be held this afternoon with burial at Forest Lawn cemetery,
Buffalo.
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ACCUSED OF STRIKING WIFE
Perry EDICK was in police court
yesterday, charged with assault upon his wife, Grace EDICK of No. 23
Cumberland street. He pleaded not guilty and will have a hearing this
morning. EDICK was arrested on Saturday on the charge of intoxication. In
police court Monday judgment was suspended in his case. He was re-arrested
afterward on a warrant charging him with the assault. His wife claims that
on the day he was arrested for intoxication he came home and abused and
struck her.
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COURT ATTENDANTS RESOLUTION
At a meeting of the Court
Officers Association on Monday a resolution was adopted relative to the
death of Alfred H. WALLACE, formerly messenger at the Supreme Court
Chambers, and it was voted to express to the family of the deceased the
sympathy of the members of the association. The committee which drew up
the resolution was composed of George F. FRANK, John S. STOTT, Jr., Frank
J. GOODWIN, Edward ENGLEHARDT and Bernard G. HELBERG.
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DIED
RING - Monday night, October 1,
1906, at his home, No. 279 Brown street, John M. RING, aged 37 years and 3
months. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma SPERL RING; his mother, Mrs.
Barbara FESTER, and one brother, Joseph RING of Greenville, Miss.
-Funeral Thursday morning at 8:30
from the house, 9 o'clock at SS. Peter and Paul's Church. Interment will
be at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Buffalo papers please copy.
BRUNCK - Saturday, September 29,
1906, at her residence, No. 38 Hodge avenue, Buffalo, N. Y., Catherine S.,
widow of Francis C. BRUNCK, in her 90th year.
-The funeral will take place from
her residence, No. 38 Hodge avenue, Buffalo, Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
FISHER - At her home, Sunday,
September 30, 1906, Mrs. Cornelia VAN WUYCKHUYSE FISHER, of Williamson.
She is survived by her husband, Isaac FISHER, and five sons, John L. VAN
WUYCKHUYSE, of Geiderland, Albany; Cornelius, Adrian and Abram, of
Rochester, James J. VAN WUYCKHUYSE of Sodus.
-Funeral services at No. 21
Draper street, to-day (Wednesday) at 2:30 P. M. Burial at Mount Hope.
WALLACE - In this city, Sunday,
September 30, 1906, Alfred H., eldest son of John H. and Anna W. WALLACE,
and brother of Mrs. Matthew KELLNER, Robert J. and Clara WALLACE, aged 29
years, 11 months.
-Funeral from the family
residence, No. 111 Ambrose street, Wednesday afternoon, October 3d, at 3
o'clock. Burial private. Buffalo papers please copy.
GILMAN - At 12 o'clock Monday
night, October 1, 1906, at the home of her son, Calvin GILMAN, Mrs.
Julia S. GILMAN, aged 66 years.
-Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. M. ROSS, in the village of Churchville.
Burial at Churchville.
AMISH - Entered into rest, after
three years of illness, at his residence, five miles south-east of
Spencerport, Peter AMISH, aged 55 years.
-Funeral from the home at 3 P. M.
Thursday. Interment at Mount Pleasant cemetery, Ogden.
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