Son of Edmund Weeks and Anna B. Worth, husband of Lillian Margaret Arthur.Obituary - On Saturday last, shortly after 3 p.m., Thomas Edgar Weeks, a native and life long resident of Bayport, passed away after an illness of about two months. He was in his 70th year and was the son of Edmond and Ann Weeks. For almost 31 years he had held the government contract for carrying the mails between the railroad station and the Bayport post office, and had the fine record of having missed only one mail in all of that time, and on that occasion was greatly disturbed to find that his watch had stopped. When he first began this service for the government all of the mails were easily carried on a bicycle, but when the growth of the community made that too great a load for his two-wheeled vehicle, he utilized a pony and cart, and in more recent years, with the introduction of parcel post, he used a motor truck.He was one of the most reliable and dependable of men, as all the older residents of Bayport can testify, and for practically all of that period he had supplied most of them daily with their newspapers and periodicals. He was a modest man, honorable, prompt and exact in all business transactions, and those who knew him best recognized the really fine character. He had a good word for nearly everyone, and when there was no reason for commendation he wisely held his tongue. So far we have been able to learn he never had any enemy. "Tom Ed," as he was commonly known, was a good and useful citizen who will be greatly missed by the community for a long time to come. He was a former member of the Bayport Fire Department and years ago was granted an honorable exemption after 15 years of faithful service. Twenty-seven years ago he married Miss Lillian M. Arthur, of Bayport, who survives him. He has no other near relatives. The high esteem in which he was held was attested by the large attendance particularly of men, members of the Fire Department, from among those membership the pallbearers were chosen and others, at his funeral which took place at 2 p.m. on Tuesday from his late home on Bayport avenue. There were 46 handsome floral pieces. Services were conducted by the Rev. John J. Blythe, pastor of the Bayport M.E. Church, and interment was in the Cedar Grove Cemetery in Patchogue.

Son of John L. Sullivan and Mary A. Garrity, husband of Lucille Payne and father of John L., Marilyn (married Farley), Judy, and Ann Sullivan.Obituary - Eugene L. Sullivan, 69, of Patchogue, died Tuesday at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Born in Bayport, he had been a resident of Patchogue for the past 26 years. He was a life member of the Bayport Fire Department. Mr. Sullivan is survived by his wife, Lucille; a son, John L., and a stepson, Ralph Zegel, both of Patchogue; three daughters, Marilyn Farley, Judy Sullivan, and Ann Sullivan, all of Patchogue; two sisters, Ellen Campbell of Patchogue, and Mary Bumstead of Bayport; and by eight grandchildren.Wake Prayer and Fire Department services will be held at the Ruland Funeral Home tomorrow evening at 8 p.m., details for the latter not available at press time. Mass of Christian Burial will be read at 9:45 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis de Sales R.C. Church, Patchogue, with the Rev. Edward Boyle as celebrant. Interment will follow in Cedar Grove Cemetery.

Former Commissioner. Body was reposed at Bayport Fire HouseHusband of Ellen Caroline Sidaway Barnsley, whom he married in 1909.Husband of Bertha E. Brink.Marriage - Stoll-Barnsley- Ernest Stoll, of Bayport, and Miss Ellen C.S. Barnsley, of Patchogue, were married in the parsonage of St. John's Lutheran Church at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon by the pastor, the Rev. Hermann Zoller. The couple was attended by Mrs. and Mrs. Tice Locke, of West Sayville. Mr. Stoll is a valued employee of C.M. Rogers and Co. and the couple will reside at the home of the groom's parents in Bayport.Obituary - Ernest Stoll, 69, one of Bayport's best known citizens, died at his home on Snedecor Avenue on Monday after a brief illness. A native of that community, he was always one of Bayport's most active civic and fraternal workers with an emphasis fire department affairs.Mr. Stoll was an agent for the Railway Express Agency in Bay Shore until his retirement about five years. Since that time he had been a special police officer for the Town of Islip.He was a trustee of the Firemen's Home at Hudson, N.Y., a past president of the Suffolk County Volunteer Firemen's Association, secretary of the Suffolk County Fire District Commissioner's Association and a past president of the Islip Town Firemen's Association.Mr. Stoll was also a past chief of the Bayport Fire Department, president of the Board of Commissioners of the Bayport Fire District and a past president of the New York State Fire District Association. In addition, he was a past master of Connetquot Lodge No. 828, F. & A. M., of Savyille, a member of Suwasset Chapter, Royal Lodge, of Patchogue, and a member of Court Bayside, Foresters of America, in Sayville.He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Bertha Brink; a brother Eugene C. Stoll of Bayport; and a sister, Mrs. W. Bates Stark of Bayport.His body reposed in the Bayport Fire House where fire department and Masonic services were held on Tuesday evening. Some 600 uniformed volunteer firemen from all sections of Suffolk County, as well as representatives of various fire associations throughout Long Island and New York State, attended the services.Religious services took place on Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. Joseph H. Bond, rector of St. Ann's Episcopal Church of Sayville, officiating. Interment followed in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue.