Jesse Foster, aged 67, prominent member of the Marblehead Model Yacht Club and well known as an old time baseball player, collapsed and died at his home on Jersey street last Monday evening from exhaustion brought on by a struggle through the storm.
He was born in Beverly but had made his home in this town for the past 30 years. He was a member of the Liberty Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Beverly. Besides his wife, Caroline E. Foster, he leaves two daughters, Miss Marion and Miss Marjorie Foster, both of Marblehead and two sisters, Miss Ellen Foster of North Beverly and Mrs. Alice Baker of Fairhaven.
Funeral services were held from his home, 39 Jersey street, Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. Edward H. Cotton, pastor of the Unitarian Church officiating. Only immediate members of the family attended the services which were private. Burial was in Harmony Grove Cemetery in Salem.
(Published Friday, March 2, 1934 in the Marblehead Messenger)
The obit says he's buried at Harmony Grove in Salem, but HG doesn't have a record of his burial.
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He was born in Beverly but had made his home in this town for the past 30 years. He was a member of the Liberty Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Beverly. Besides his wife, Caroline E. Foster, he leaves two daughters, Miss Marion and Miss Marjorie Foster, both of Marblehead and two sisters, Miss Ellen Foster of North Beverly and Mrs. Alice Baker of Fairhaven.
Funeral services were held from his home, 39 Jersey street, Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. Edward H. Cotton, pastor of the Unitarian Church officiating. Only immediate members of the family attended the services which were private. Burial was in Harmony Grove Cemetery in Salem.
(Published Friday, March 2, 1934 in the Marblehead Messenger)
The obit says he's buried at Harmony Grove in Salem, but HG doesn't have a record of his burial.
Contributor: RememberMe (46982451)
Jesse Foster, aged 67, prominent member of the Marblehead Model Yacht Club and well known as an old time baseball player, collapsed and died at his home on Jersey street last Monday evening from exhaustion brought on by a struggle through the storm.
He was born in Beverly but had made his home in this town for the past 30 years. He was a member of the Liberty Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Beverly. Besides his wife, Caroline E. Foster, he leaves two daughters, Miss Marion and Miss Marjorie Foster, both of Marblehead and two sisters, Miss Ellen Foster of North Beverly and Mrs. Alice Baker of Fairhaven.
Funeral services were held from his home, 39 Jersey street, Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. Edward H. Cotton, pastor of the Unitarian Church officiating. Only immediate members of the family attended the services which were private. Burial was in Harmony Grove Cemetery in Salem.
(Published Friday, March 2, 1934 in the Marblehead Messenger)
The obit says he's buried at Harmony Grove in Salem, but HG doesn't have a record of his burial.
Contributor: RememberMe (46982451)
He was born in Beverly but had made his home in this town for the past 30 years. He was a member of the Liberty Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Beverly. Besides his wife, Caroline E. Foster, he leaves two daughters, Miss Marion and Miss Marjorie Foster, both of Marblehead and two sisters, Miss Ellen Foster of North Beverly and Mrs. Alice Baker of Fairhaven.
Funeral services were held from his home, 39 Jersey street, Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. Edward H. Cotton, pastor of the Unitarian Church officiating. Only immediate members of the family attended the services which were private. Burial was in Harmony Grove Cemetery in Salem.
(Published Friday, March 2, 1934 in the Marblehead Messenger)
The obit says he's buried at Harmony Grove in Salem, but HG doesn't have a record of his burial.
Contributor: RememberMe (46982451)
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