Alexander Frank Bellows died in New York city on Saturday. Oct. 28, and was buried at the Upper Intervale cemetery in Wilmington on Tuesday, Oct. 31. Rev. G.E. Woodman officiated at the grave. Mr. Bellows was in his 37th year. Death resulted from consumption. Deceased was a son of Elmore O. Bellows, a former resident of Wilmington, and a nephew of Mrs. John S. Stanley of this village. He is survived by a widow and three children, his mother, three brothers and one sister. The widow and two of the children, a brother, H. Ward Bellows, and his sister, Miss Helen Bellows, accompanied the body to Wilmington. Mr. Bellows, his wife and children spent several weeks at Childs Tavern a year ago last summer and he was here for a short time during the past summer. He was in the dairy produce business in New York.
Deerfield Valley Times. 10 Nov 1905
Deerfield Valley Times. 10 Nov 1905
Alexander Frank Bellows died in New York city on Saturday. Oct. 28, and was buried at the Upper Intervale cemetery in Wilmington on Tuesday, Oct. 31. Rev. G.E. Woodman officiated at the grave. Mr. Bellows was in his 37th year. Death resulted from consumption. Deceased was a son of Elmore O. Bellows, a former resident of Wilmington, and a nephew of Mrs. John S. Stanley of this village. He is survived by a widow and three children, his mother, three brothers and one sister. The widow and two of the children, a brother, H. Ward Bellows, and his sister, Miss Helen Bellows, accompanied the body to Wilmington. Mr. Bellows, his wife and children spent several weeks at Childs Tavern a year ago last summer and he was here for a short time during the past summer. He was in the dairy produce business in New York.
Deerfield Valley Times. 10 Nov 1905
Deerfield Valley Times. 10 Nov 1905
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