James Walsh, well known veteran railroad employe, retired, died almost instantly late Tuesday afternoon at his home, 31 Sidney street, a sad shock to his family and many friends of long standing. He was born in Milltown, N.B., 75 years ago, coming to Bangor 37 years ago and for 34 years was a clerk in the freight department of the Maine Central, retiring about three years ago.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Theresa A. Walsh, he is survived by two daughters and four sons, Margaret, Mary, James and Stewart of Bangor, Thomas of British Columbia and John of Brewer.
He was known as a kind and considerate husband and neighbor and a good citizen. The time of the funeral will be announced.
SOURCE:
Obituary, Bangor Daily News,
02/10/1932, p. 4.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Theresa A. Walsh, he is survived by two daughters and four sons, Margaret, Mary, James and Stewart of Bangor, Thomas of British Columbia and John of Brewer.
He was known as a kind and considerate husband and neighbor and a good citizen. The time of the funeral will be announced.
SOURCE:
Obituary, Bangor Daily News,
02/10/1932, p. 4.
James Walsh, well known veteran railroad employe, retired, died almost instantly late Tuesday afternoon at his home, 31 Sidney street, a sad shock to his family and many friends of long standing. He was born in Milltown, N.B., 75 years ago, coming to Bangor 37 years ago and for 34 years was a clerk in the freight department of the Maine Central, retiring about three years ago.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Theresa A. Walsh, he is survived by two daughters and four sons, Margaret, Mary, James and Stewart of Bangor, Thomas of British Columbia and John of Brewer.
He was known as a kind and considerate husband and neighbor and a good citizen. The time of the funeral will be announced.
SOURCE:
Obituary, Bangor Daily News,
02/10/1932, p. 4.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Theresa A. Walsh, he is survived by two daughters and four sons, Margaret, Mary, James and Stewart of Bangor, Thomas of British Columbia and John of Brewer.
He was known as a kind and considerate husband and neighbor and a good citizen. The time of the funeral will be announced.
SOURCE:
Obituary, Bangor Daily News,
02/10/1932, p. 4.
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