Burial was Tuesday in the Wood
stock Hill cemetery.
Nelson Munroe Reynolds
Nelson Munroe Reynolds, postmast- 1
er at East Killing!?-, died at his home !
in that place Wednesday at midnight, i
Since last spring, when he suffered a
severe attack of grip. Postmaster {
Reynolds had been in poor health, but i
has been able to be about and to give 1
some attention to his duties. Wed
nesday noon he was taken seriouslv
ill and went to bed, dying 12 hours
later.
Mr. Reynolds, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oren Reynolds, was born at
West Gloucester. R. I., June 23, 1S33.
For the past half century he has been ;
a resident of East Kitlingly and was
one of the well known citizens of the
town. Mrs. Reynolds died several
years ago. i
for li years Mr. Kevnolds has been
postmaster at Hast Killingly, where
he was also the proprietor of a store,
and previous to that time had served
through other years as postmaster.
He was one of the leading citizens in
that part of the town and a man who
had many fine qualities.
Thomas McGuirk
The death of Thomas McGuirk. well
known in Putnam where he formerly
resided, occurred Tuesday, at l
o'clock p. m.. at his home in Provi
dence. He was 72 years old.
Mr. McGuirk left here in 1S9S. For
27 years prior to that time he was 1
in the employ of the Putnam Woolen !
company as mill superintendent. He
was highly esteemed by all who knew I
him in this city and the announce- !
ment of his death is received with
wide-spread regret.
