Died at his home, 102 Reservoir Avenue. Son of Mrs. Sarah Ann Draper who was one of the sleighing party killed by a train at the Lonsdale grade crossing in January 1898. He was married about eight months ago, his wife survives. He had been confined to his home since Dec. 2, 1905. Up to that time he had been employed by the Adams Paper Company of this city. He was well known and highly respected. Interment will be in Moshassuck Cemetery.
-- 10 Mar 1906 Pawtucket Times
-- 10 Mar 1906 Pawtucket Times
Died at his home, 102 Reservoir Avenue. Son of Mrs. Sarah Ann Draper who was one of the sleighing party killed by a train at the Lonsdale grade crossing in January 1898. He was married about eight months ago, his wife survives. He had been confined to his home since Dec. 2, 1905. Up to that time he had been employed by the Adams Paper Company of this city. He was well known and highly respected. Interment will be in Moshassuck Cemetery.
-- 10 Mar 1906 Pawtucket Times
-- 10 Mar 1906 Pawtucket Times
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