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| Mrs. Mary Jane Albert, wife of Levi Albert, died yesterday at the Lowell General hospital, aged 63 years. She resided at 95 Temple street. She leaves, besides her husband, six daughters, Mrs. Olive Dyer of South Sebec, Me., Mrs. Emma Mulhearn of Island Falls, Me., Mrs. Lucy Nadeau of this city, Mrs. Mary Dyer of Medford, N.B., Mrs. Alice Levesque of Tonopah, Nev., and Miss Bertha Albert of Lawrence; seven sons, David of Tonopah, Nev., Peter and Eugene of Caribou, Me., John of Milo, Me., George and Clifford of Lawrence and Eli Albert of Charlestown; six sisters, Mrs. Nellie Bowles of
South Brewer, Me., Mrs. Lilla Drake and Mrs. Susie Reynolds of Caribou, Me., Mrs. Myra Pye of Boston, Mrs. Tillie Lovely of Lawrence, Mrs. Alice Lora of Carving, Cal., and four brothers, Lewis, Joseph and James Ayotte, all of Caribou, Me., and John Ayotte of Campbelton, N.W. The body was removed to the chapel of Funeral Director Joseph Albert. |
| David J. Hetu, Sr., a resident of this city for nearly a half century and an
esteemed employe of the Saco-Lowell shops, where he was employed for 40 years, died yesterday at the home of his son, David J. Hetu, Jr., 16 Kimball avenue, after an illness of only a few days. He was aged 74 years. He leaves besides his son, three daughters, Mrs. Hecor Gill and Mrs. Edward Looby of this city and Mrs. James Burns of Cambridge, also nine grandchildren and one niece, Miss Louise Hetu of this city. |
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| Died this morning at the Isolation hospital, Alfred T. Don, aged 44 years,
11 months and 29 days. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucy Don, his mother, Mrs. Sarah Don, of this city, and one sister, Mrs. Annie Jacobs of Concord, N.H. He was a well known member of the local post, Spanish War Veterans. |
| Dorothy Purtell, infant daughter of Frank and Stella (Keyes) Purtell, died
this morning at the home of the parents, 166 Woburn street, aged 2 days. Besides the father and mother she leaves two sisters, Vera and Stella, and a brother, Bernard. The funeral took place this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The interment was in St. Patrick's cemetery under the direction of Undertakers Higgins Bros. |
| Fenton Doran, aged 9 years, son of Mr. George F. and Mrs. Mary G. Doran,
died this morning at the home of his parents, 19 Eighth avenue. Besides his parents, he leaves six brothers, Frederick, Ralph, Hubert, Francis, Richard and Henry, and one sister, Alice Doran. |
MISSING PRISONER IS FOUND IN OVEN |
BRIDGEWATER, April 1.—Arthur Gaudette, a prisoner missing since March 17 from the state farm, was found hiding in a large unused oven by Officer Guilford Hartney. Discovery was made through footprints in soot about the oven. The prisoner remained in the oven during the day and at night came out like a mouse and ransacked the kitchen for food.
Gaudette resisted capture and it was first planned to build a fire beneath
the oven and smoke him out, but two husky guards finally overpowered him. |
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