From the Westford Wardsman, 25 July 1914
William Wallace Comey, whose funeral took place in Fitchburg last Saturday afternoon, was a native of Westford, the son of William S. and Alma (Hayden) Comey. His early home was in Forge Village, where he is pleasantly remembered, as well as at Westford Center and the village life of the town generally. He was sixty-nine years old. A widow and several brothers and sisters survive him. Burial was in Ayer.
William Wallace Comey, whose funeral took place in Fitchburg last Saturday afternoon, was a native of Westford, the son of William S. and Alma (Hayden) Comey. His early home was in Forge Village, where he is pleasantly remembered, as well as at Westford Center and the village life of the town generally. He was sixty-nine years old. A widow and several brothers and sisters survive him. Burial was in Ayer.
From the Westford Wardsman, 25 July 1914
William Wallace Comey, whose funeral took place in Fitchburg last Saturday afternoon, was a native of Westford, the son of William S. and Alma (Hayden) Comey. His early home was in Forge Village, where he is pleasantly remembered, as well as at Westford Center and the village life of the town generally. He was sixty-nine years old. A widow and several brothers and sisters survive him. Burial was in Ayer.
William Wallace Comey, whose funeral took place in Fitchburg last Saturday afternoon, was a native of Westford, the son of William S. and Alma (Hayden) Comey. His early home was in Forge Village, where he is pleasantly remembered, as well as at Westford Center and the village life of the town generally. He was sixty-nine years old. A widow and several brothers and sisters survive him. Burial was in Ayer.
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