These were clippings pasted into my husband's grandfather's ledger - His name was Elmer Frederick Kelly/Kelley (spelled both way in several spots) - some are from RI and some are from NY. W.M. Weathers, 306 W. Lane St., is critically ill at Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Wiley M. Weathers Funeral rites for Wiley M. Weathers, 80, will be held at the North Street Baptist Church, Friday at 3pm. The Rev. John L. Coley, pastor, will officiate, and burial will be in Oakwood. Pallbearers will be J.J. Kelly, R.T. Williams, A.H. Williams, J.B. Kidd, W.L. Lloyd, and H.A. Cates. Mr. Weathers, a retired grocer of 306 W. Lane St., died in Mary Elizabeth Hospital Wednesday morning after a long illness. Survivors are his widow, the former Fannie Morgan; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Hacken of Silver Springs, MD., and Thelma Weathers of the home; two sons by a former marriage with the late Sarah Pennington Weathers. Leonard Everette Weathers of Raleigh and Walter S. Weathers of Bolton, MA; one granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews. Another article: He was a member of North Street Baptist Church. Johnson - Wesley B., December 25, 1940, beloved husband of Edith (nee Kelly), of 37 Gunnison Court, Sheepshead Bay. Funeral service Friday, 8pm at Blakley's Funeral Parlors, 38 Lafayette Ave. Interment 10am Saturday, Evergreens Cemetery. Annie McAdam Kelley died yesterday at her home, 228 Halsey street. She is survived by her husband, Elmer T. Kelley; three daughters, Edith Johnson, Alice Morgan, and Florence Weathers, and two grandchildren. She was a member of Puritan County 20, Daughters of America. The funeral services will be held at 8pm tomorrow. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery, under direction of George W. Blakeley, 19 Putnam avenue. (written in July 29, 1931) Kelly, Annie M., at her home, 228 Halsey St., Funeral services Friday, 8pm. Interment private. Bedson - On Oct. 21, Helen C. Bedson (nee Kelly), beloved wife of Walter Bedson. Funeral services at her residence, 109-29 138th st., Jamaica. Sunday 8pm Interment Evergreens Cemetery. Kelly - Elmer F., on December 10. He is survived by three daughters. Funeral services Wednesday, 2pm, at the Funeral Parlors, 38 Lafayette Ave. (penciled in December 13th, 1939 Burial) August 17, 1915 - The Bristol Phoenix (RI, newspaper) James McAdam The body of James McAdam, who died in Brooklyn, NY, last Friday, was brought here yesterday afternoon for interment in the North Cemetery. Mr. McAdam was a native of Scotland and his wife, who died some time ago, was before her marriage, Miss Mary Toye, daughter of the late William Toye, who was a resident of his town a number of years ago. Mr. McAdam leaves a daughter and several grandchildren. Scottish-American, August 18, 1915 Died - Mr. James R. McAdam, a civil war veteran and retired jeweler of Providence, RI., is dead at his home, 228 Halsey Street, Brooklyn, of pneumonia. He was born 70 years ago in Scotland. (penciled in Aug. 18, 1915) Oct 5, 1898 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Kelly Receive Their Friends The cozy home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Kelly, at No. 1383 Fulton street, in this borough, was the scene of a "linen wedding" last Wednesday evening, commerating twelve years of a happy and properous matrimonial life. The young couple received profuse congratulations from their many friends and numerous tasteful gifts of their esteem were much in evidence. The evening was passed very pleasantly, an enjoyable feature being the singing of Molly's famous ballad, "Love's Old Sweet Song," pathetically and charmingly rendered by Mrs. B.F. Leavitt, of Providence, RI, a sister of the hostess. Mr. George B. Boomer, a well-known mandolinist, gave several selections, while Mr. Harry G. Blazier presided at the piano. Miss Hettick an Miss Wright, both excellent pianist, contributed in a large measure to the affair. The event of the evening was a speech by the host, Mr. Kelly, affectionately known to his friends as the "Camera King", and given in his characteristically modest fashion, briefly thanking his friends for their great consideration and esteem. An impromptu progressive euchre was arranged late in the evening and enjoyed by all who participated. Among for many invited and present were George H. Boomer, Harry G. Blazier, Edwin T. Dunham, Miss Annie E. Hettick, Miss Josie E. Wakeley, Louis H. Bunker, Miss Josephine A. Price, J.S. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Grill, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Harrison, Alfred Lawton, and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Luther, Mrs. B. F. Leavitt, Miss Nina Leavitt, Master Harold Leavitt, of Providence, RI.