WILSON H. BENNETT
New Gloucester, Dec. 22 - Wilson H. Bennett died at the home of his father, Howard Bennett, at this place, Saturday noon. Death was due to influenza and the young man was sick only a short time. Mr. Bennett was born in New Gloucester, son of Howard and Emma Clark Bennett, and had spent the greater part of his life here. He was educated in the public schools of New Gloucester and was graduated from New Gloucester High School with teh class of 1903. He was married two years ago, to Miss Ruth Grace, of Portland, and besides his wife and parents, he leaves two children, a daughter, 15 months old, and a son, one monthold. He also leaves a brother, Nelson Bennett, of Brockton, Mass. He was a member of Siloam Lodge, No. 45, of Odd Fellows, at Gray.
The Lewiston Daily Sun: December 23, 1918
New Gloucester, Dec. 22 - Wilson H. Bennett died at the home of his father, Howard Bennett, at this place, Saturday noon. Death was due to influenza and the young man was sick only a short time. Mr. Bennett was born in New Gloucester, son of Howard and Emma Clark Bennett, and had spent the greater part of his life here. He was educated in the public schools of New Gloucester and was graduated from New Gloucester High School with teh class of 1903. He was married two years ago, to Miss Ruth Grace, of Portland, and besides his wife and parents, he leaves two children, a daughter, 15 months old, and a son, one monthold. He also leaves a brother, Nelson Bennett, of Brockton, Mass. He was a member of Siloam Lodge, No. 45, of Odd Fellows, at Gray.
The Lewiston Daily Sun: December 23, 1918
WILSON H. BENNETT
New Gloucester, Dec. 22 - Wilson H. Bennett died at the home of his father, Howard Bennett, at this place, Saturday noon. Death was due to influenza and the young man was sick only a short time. Mr. Bennett was born in New Gloucester, son of Howard and Emma Clark Bennett, and had spent the greater part of his life here. He was educated in the public schools of New Gloucester and was graduated from New Gloucester High School with teh class of 1903. He was married two years ago, to Miss Ruth Grace, of Portland, and besides his wife and parents, he leaves two children, a daughter, 15 months old, and a son, one monthold. He also leaves a brother, Nelson Bennett, of Brockton, Mass. He was a member of Siloam Lodge, No. 45, of Odd Fellows, at Gray.
The Lewiston Daily Sun: December 23, 1918
New Gloucester, Dec. 22 - Wilson H. Bennett died at the home of his father, Howard Bennett, at this place, Saturday noon. Death was due to influenza and the young man was sick only a short time. Mr. Bennett was born in New Gloucester, son of Howard and Emma Clark Bennett, and had spent the greater part of his life here. He was educated in the public schools of New Gloucester and was graduated from New Gloucester High School with teh class of 1903. He was married two years ago, to Miss Ruth Grace, of Portland, and besides his wife and parents, he leaves two children, a daughter, 15 months old, and a son, one monthold. He also leaves a brother, Nelson Bennett, of Brockton, Mass. He was a member of Siloam Lodge, No. 45, of Odd Fellows, at Gray.
The Lewiston Daily Sun: December 23, 1918
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