Tupper Lake Free Press and Tupper Lake Herald
Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Front Page - Column 5
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Alphonsus Church for Albert Tremblay, 55, a lifelong Tupper resident and foreman of the village department of public works, who died of a gunshot wound, apparently self-inflicted, Saturday night.
Mr. Tremblay's body was found about 10:30 p.m. at his home, 231 Park St. He had been staying at the home of his mother, Mrs. Albina Tremblay, 227 Park St., and his own residence was unoccupied. The attention of his sister, Mrs. Blanche Hutt, was attracted by a light in Mr. Tremblay's home. Her husband, Emerson Hutt, entered the house and found him seated in a chair in the kitchen, slumped against the table. A .22 caliber rifle lay on the floor at his feet, and a bullet had pierced his heart. Dr. James Martin, named coroner's physician by Marcel Richer, Franklin County coroner, estimated the time of death at about 8 p.m. Local police investigated.
Born in Tupper Lake Sept 28, Continued on page 8
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Tupper Lake Free Press and Tupper Lake Herald
Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Page 8 - Column 7
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Continued from Page 1
1902, the son of James J. and Albina Brunette Tremblay, he attended Holy Ghost Academy here and worked at Martin Brothers' market before entering the employ of the village of Tupper Lake as a lineman in 1924. Except for 1947-48, when he served as superintendent of the American Legion Mountain Camp, he had continued in the employee of the village.
His first wife, Stella Forkey Tremblay, whom he married in 1927, died Jan. 31, 1947. About eight years ago he married May Bosworth, who survives. Surviving also are one son, Jamie, with his mother in Syracuse; a daughter, Mrs. William (Blanche) Woods of Elbridge; his mother, and two sisters, Mrs. Emerson (Blanche) Hutt of this village and Mrs. Michael (Alma) Doran of Albany; also 3 grandchildren.
A member of the Tupper Lake Fire Department since 1919, he served three terms as chief, 1939-1942, and was president of the Northern New York Volunteer Firemen's Association, 1942-43.
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Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Front Page - Column 5
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Alphonsus Church for Albert Tremblay, 55, a lifelong Tupper resident and foreman of the village department of public works, who died of a gunshot wound, apparently self-inflicted, Saturday night.
Mr. Tremblay's body was found about 10:30 p.m. at his home, 231 Park St. He had been staying at the home of his mother, Mrs. Albina Tremblay, 227 Park St., and his own residence was unoccupied. The attention of his sister, Mrs. Blanche Hutt, was attracted by a light in Mr. Tremblay's home. Her husband, Emerson Hutt, entered the house and found him seated in a chair in the kitchen, slumped against the table. A .22 caliber rifle lay on the floor at his feet, and a bullet had pierced his heart. Dr. James Martin, named coroner's physician by Marcel Richer, Franklin County coroner, estimated the time of death at about 8 p.m. Local police investigated.
Born in Tupper Lake Sept 28, Continued on page 8
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Tupper Lake Free Press and Tupper Lake Herald
Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Page 8 - Column 7
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Continued from Page 1
1902, the son of James J. and Albina Brunette Tremblay, he attended Holy Ghost Academy here and worked at Martin Brothers' market before entering the employ of the village of Tupper Lake as a lineman in 1924. Except for 1947-48, when he served as superintendent of the American Legion Mountain Camp, he had continued in the employee of the village.
His first wife, Stella Forkey Tremblay, whom he married in 1927, died Jan. 31, 1947. About eight years ago he married May Bosworth, who survives. Surviving also are one son, Jamie, with his mother in Syracuse; a daughter, Mrs. William (Blanche) Woods of Elbridge; his mother, and two sisters, Mrs. Emerson (Blanche) Hutt of this village and Mrs. Michael (Alma) Doran of Albany; also 3 grandchildren.
A member of the Tupper Lake Fire Department since 1919, he served three terms as chief, 1939-1942, and was president of the Northern New York Volunteer Firemen's Association, 1942-43.
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Tupper Lake Free Press and Tupper Lake Herald
Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Front Page - Column 5
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Alphonsus Church for Albert Tremblay, 55, a lifelong Tupper resident and foreman of the village department of public works, who died of a gunshot wound, apparently self-inflicted, Saturday night.
Mr. Tremblay's body was found about 10:30 p.m. at his home, 231 Park St. He had been staying at the home of his mother, Mrs. Albina Tremblay, 227 Park St., and his own residence was unoccupied. The attention of his sister, Mrs. Blanche Hutt, was attracted by a light in Mr. Tremblay's home. Her husband, Emerson Hutt, entered the house and found him seated in a chair in the kitchen, slumped against the table. A .22 caliber rifle lay on the floor at his feet, and a bullet had pierced his heart. Dr. James Martin, named coroner's physician by Marcel Richer, Franklin County coroner, estimated the time of death at about 8 p.m. Local police investigated.
Born in Tupper Lake Sept 28, Continued on page 8
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Tupper Lake Free Press and Tupper Lake Herald
Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Page 8 - Column 7
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Continued from Page 1
1902, the son of James J. and Albina Brunette Tremblay, he attended Holy Ghost Academy here and worked at Martin Brothers' market before entering the employ of the village of Tupper Lake as a lineman in 1924. Except for 1947-48, when he served as superintendent of the American Legion Mountain Camp, he had continued in the employee of the village.
His first wife, Stella Forkey Tremblay, whom he married in 1927, died Jan. 31, 1947. About eight years ago he married May Bosworth, who survives. Surviving also are one son, Jamie, with his mother in Syracuse; a daughter, Mrs. William (Blanche) Woods of Elbridge; his mother, and two sisters, Mrs. Emerson (Blanche) Hutt of this village and Mrs. Michael (Alma) Doran of Albany; also 3 grandchildren.
A member of the Tupper Lake Fire Department since 1919, he served three terms as chief, 1939-1942, and was president of the Northern New York Volunteer Firemen's Association, 1942-43.
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Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Front Page - Column 5
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Alphonsus Church for Albert Tremblay, 55, a lifelong Tupper resident and foreman of the village department of public works, who died of a gunshot wound, apparently self-inflicted, Saturday night.
Mr. Tremblay's body was found about 10:30 p.m. at his home, 231 Park St. He had been staying at the home of his mother, Mrs. Albina Tremblay, 227 Park St., and his own residence was unoccupied. The attention of his sister, Mrs. Blanche Hutt, was attracted by a light in Mr. Tremblay's home. Her husband, Emerson Hutt, entered the house and found him seated in a chair in the kitchen, slumped against the table. A .22 caliber rifle lay on the floor at his feet, and a bullet had pierced his heart. Dr. James Martin, named coroner's physician by Marcel Richer, Franklin County coroner, estimated the time of death at about 8 p.m. Local police investigated.
Born in Tupper Lake Sept 28, Continued on page 8
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Tupper Lake Free Press and Tupper Lake Herald
Tupper Lake, Franklin, New York, USA
Thursday, January 23, 1958
Page 8 - Column 7
Albert Tremblay, 55, Is Gunshot Victim
Continued from Page 1
1902, the son of James J. and Albina Brunette Tremblay, he attended Holy Ghost Academy here and worked at Martin Brothers' market before entering the employ of the village of Tupper Lake as a lineman in 1924. Except for 1947-48, when he served as superintendent of the American Legion Mountain Camp, he had continued in the employee of the village.
His first wife, Stella Forkey Tremblay, whom he married in 1927, died Jan. 31, 1947. About eight years ago he married May Bosworth, who survives. Surviving also are one son, Jamie, with his mother in Syracuse; a daughter, Mrs. William (Blanche) Woods of Elbridge; his mother, and two sisters, Mrs. Emerson (Blanche) Hutt of this village and Mrs. Michael (Alma) Doran of Albany; also 3 grandchildren.
A member of the Tupper Lake Fire Department since 1919, he served three terms as chief, 1939-1942, and was president of the Northern New York Volunteer Firemen's Association, 1942-43.
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