Henry A Perkins, at one time a prominent citizen of Stamford, died yesterday, in the city, in his 65th year. He was a burgess in the borough government, and in those days was an active figure in social and political affairs. He was engaged for several years in the pottery business here, and later in Brooklyn. several years ago he moved to Brooklyn. He is survived by his wife Marion V Lynch Perkins and two daughters, Mrs. Edith Perkins Pitt & Mrs. Elvy Perkins Sherrill. Two sons, Frederick and Harold died a few years ago. Funeral will be held at the residence of Malcolm R Pitt, 61 Glenbrook Ave, Stamford. The interment will be at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge MA.
Henry A Perkins, at one time a prominent citizen of Stamford, died yesterday, in the city, in his 65th year. He was a burgess in the borough government, and in those days was an active figure in social and political affairs. He was engaged for several years in the pottery business here, and later in Brooklyn. several years ago he moved to Brooklyn. He is survived by his wife Marion V Lynch Perkins and two daughters, Mrs. Edith Perkins Pitt & Mrs. Elvy Perkins Sherrill. Two sons, Frederick and Harold died a few years ago. Funeral will be held at the residence of Malcolm R Pitt, 61 Glenbrook Ave, Stamford. The interment will be at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge MA.
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