Mary E. Wolcott's Will.

The will of Mrs. Mary E. Wolcott of Eatontown, who died recently, has been admitted to probate. Mrs. Wolcott left the income of her estate to her husband during his life and at his death it is to be divided among her children.

Two Deaths from Diphtheria.

Catharine Jane Emmons, daughter of James T. Emmons, died at Oceanport on Saturday, August 3d, from an attack of diphtheria. She was fifteen years old. Her brother, Jacob Emmons, died of the same disease last Saturday. He was nine years old. Both children were insured in the Prudential insurance company, the boy for $50 and the girl for $115.

Obituaries:

Mrs. Mary Dangler.

Mrs. Mary Dangler, wife of David D. Dangler of Oakhurst, who was thrown from her carriage about two weeks ago and was seriously hurt, died at the hospital at Long Branch on Saturday, August 3d from the injuries received. She had been run away with about two years ago and badly hurt, and since that time she had been burned out. She was 54 years old and leaves a husband and several children.

Mary E. Hulick.

Mrs. Mary E. Hulick, wife of Peter Hulick of Long Branch city, died suddenly on Saturday, August 3d, from an attack of diabetes. She was 63 years old. She had been sick a long time, but had been confined to her bed only four days. She was the daughter of Gordon Wardell and married Peter Hulick September 4th, 1859. Her husband and one daughter survive her.

Rev. Fisher

Rev. Fisher, son of Charles A. Fisher of Long Branch City, died last Wednesday. He was insured in the Prudential insurance company for $95.

William M. Cottrell, an old resident of Morganville, died at that place on Monday of last week from dropsy. He leaves a widow and four children.

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