Obituary
Aoril 6, 1931George W. Haskell, age 72, former member of the common council and for nearly 25 years a wholesale cream dealer and grocer, died yesterday morning at 11 :45 at the home, 522 Main street, of heart trouble after four weeks' illness.
Mr. Haskell was born in Garland, Me., and would have been 73 next June 3. He went to Lincoln, Me., where he resided for more than 10 years and married Hester Spencer of that city. They had one son, Merle, who died in Haverhill 27 years ago. While a resident of Lincoln, Mr. Haskell became affiliated with the Horab Lodge of Masons and served as its master. He was also a member of Burtt Lodge, A.O.U.W.
Mr. Haskell came to Haverhill in 1897 and became interested in the cream and grocery business and for many years was affiliated in the former with Elmer E. Roberts under the name of Haskell and Roberts. He was first located at the corner of Sixth avenue and Cedar streets and later moved to Eleventh avenue and Main street. Mr. Haskell after several years in business sold the cream interest to W. B. Chadwick and the grocery store to Donald J. Atwood. In 1904, Mr. Haskell was elected a member of the common council from Ward 6 and served one term He retired from business in 1920.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Hester Haskell, Mr. Haskell left a sister, Mrs. Edward S. Moore, Hyde Park; two brothers, S, B. and J., F. Haskell, both of Garland, ME., and several nieces and nephews.
The Oregonian
January 12, 1912Frank L. Lawrence's Funeral Held.� The funeral of Frank L. Lawrence, who died Tuesday at his home, at 988 First Street, was held yesterday afternoon from the chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors, at East Alder and East Sixth Streets. Interment was made in Riverview Cemetery.
Mr. Lawrence was 56 years and 10 months old. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Martha L. Lawrence, and two daughters, Mrs. Leslie McFadden and Miss Fay Lawrence, of this city.