dau of George Hale & Eleanor (Woodworth) Hale
1940 census Eleanor is living on Front Street in Chicopee with her mother and two
"legal wards," brothers Malcolm Livermore and Clayton Livermore.
They were the sons of Ray H Livermore.
died at Wesson Memorial Hospital after a long illness; descendant of the Ames family, manufacturers of military arms in the last century; a student of antiques and rare furniture; many years conducted a private school and small museum on her premises; a lover of poetry, she contributed to various periodicals; educated in Chicopee schools, Miss Porter's School, and Piedmont College in Demarest, Ga.; for awhile she and her mother conducted school for children and working mothers known as the Ames Family School in Chicopee; funeral will be at Dickinson-Streeter with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery
[published Friday, September 18, 1959, Springfield Union]
The funeral of Miss Eleanor Ames Hale of 355 Front St., Chicopee, was held at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home Saturday morning. Rev. O. W. Lorimer Sargent, pastor of the Federated Church of Chicopee officiated. Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chicopee.
[published Sunday, September 20, 1959, Springfield Union]
1940 census Eleanor is living on Front Street in Chicopee with her mother and two
"legal wards," brothers Malcolm Livermore and Clayton Livermore.
They were the sons of Ray H Livermore.
died at Wesson Memorial Hospital after a long illness; descendant of the Ames family, manufacturers of military arms in the last century; a student of antiques and rare furniture; many years conducted a private school and small museum on her premises; a lover of poetry, she contributed to various periodicals; educated in Chicopee schools, Miss Porter's School, and Piedmont College in Demarest, Ga.; for awhile she and her mother conducted school for children and working mothers known as the Ames Family School in Chicopee; funeral will be at Dickinson-Streeter with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery
[published Friday, September 18, 1959, Springfield Union]
The funeral of Miss Eleanor Ames Hale of 355 Front St., Chicopee, was held at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home Saturday morning. Rev. O. W. Lorimer Sargent, pastor of the Federated Church of Chicopee officiated. Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chicopee.
[published Sunday, September 20, 1959, Springfield Union]
dau of George Hale & Eleanor (Woodworth) Hale
1940 census Eleanor is living on Front Street in Chicopee with her mother and two
"legal wards," brothers Malcolm Livermore and Clayton Livermore.
They were the sons of Ray H Livermore.
died at Wesson Memorial Hospital after a long illness; descendant of the Ames family, manufacturers of military arms in the last century; a student of antiques and rare furniture; many years conducted a private school and small museum on her premises; a lover of poetry, she contributed to various periodicals; educated in Chicopee schools, Miss Porter's School, and Piedmont College in Demarest, Ga.; for awhile she and her mother conducted school for children and working mothers known as the Ames Family School in Chicopee; funeral will be at Dickinson-Streeter with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery
[published Friday, September 18, 1959, Springfield Union]
The funeral of Miss Eleanor Ames Hale of 355 Front St., Chicopee, was held at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home Saturday morning. Rev. O. W. Lorimer Sargent, pastor of the Federated Church of Chicopee officiated. Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chicopee.
[published Sunday, September 20, 1959, Springfield Union]
1940 census Eleanor is living on Front Street in Chicopee with her mother and two
"legal wards," brothers Malcolm Livermore and Clayton Livermore.
They were the sons of Ray H Livermore.
died at Wesson Memorial Hospital after a long illness; descendant of the Ames family, manufacturers of military arms in the last century; a student of antiques and rare furniture; many years conducted a private school and small museum on her premises; a lover of poetry, she contributed to various periodicals; educated in Chicopee schools, Miss Porter's School, and Piedmont College in Demarest, Ga.; for awhile she and her mother conducted school for children and working mothers known as the Ames Family School in Chicopee; funeral will be at Dickinson-Streeter with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery
[published Friday, September 18, 1959, Springfield Union]
The funeral of Miss Eleanor Ames Hale of 355 Front St., Chicopee, was held at Dickinson-Streeter funeral home Saturday morning. Rev. O. W. Lorimer Sargent, pastor of the Federated Church of Chicopee officiated. Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chicopee.
[published Sunday, September 20, 1959, Springfield Union]
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