. Biographical history of Massachusetts : biographies and autobiographies of the leading men in the state. father, is a wool merchant; Lawrence Jenckes,who is engaged in the manufacture of automobile tires; AmeliaMarion, Nanette, and Lucy Harding. At the time of Mr. Hardings death, he was on his way to HotSprings, Virginia, and had stopped at Washington for a few days tobreak the tedium of the journey. He was a splendidly equippedman, gifted with good qualities of mind and heart, and representeda high type of citizenship. Careful and conservative in the bestsense of the word, he was up to date
. Biographical history of Massachusetts : biographies and autobiographies of the leading men in the state. father, is a wool merchant; Lawrence Jenckes,who is engaged in the manufacture of automobile tires; AmeliaMarion, Nanette, and Lucy Harding. At the time of Mr. Hardings death, he was on his way to HotSprings, Virginia, and had stopped at Washington for a few days tobreak the tedium of the journey. He was a splendidly equippedman, gifted with good qualities of mind and heart, and representeda high type of citizenship. Careful and conservative in the bestsense of the word, he was up to date in everything that pertainedto the transaction and advancement of his business. During aperiod of substantial growth, when responsibilities came upon him,he was always able to hold the confidence of his associates and thepublic. He respected the dignity and the worth of labor and re-tained throughout life a continued interest in human events. Heheld in the church, where his services were of great value, and in theworld of business, a place that is creditable alike to his characterand his S^J^^Ki C^^l^lK-^t^<_^f DANIEL G. HARVEY PROBABLY no name in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, bringsmore clearly or forcibly to mind a man of large affairs, ofbroad and charitable opinions, and of generous impulses,than the name of the late Daniel G. Harvey, whose long connectionwith that community made him a part of its progress and de-velopment. Mr. Harvey was born in Parkman, Maine, in 1854, and died athis home in Lynnfield, February 26, 1918. As a young man hecame to Maiden, Massachusetts, where he lived for several thirty years ago he removed to Lynnfield, where he becameone of the most substantial and estimable citizens of the earnestness and usefulness of Mr. Harvey in town affairs is,however, only a part of an exceedingly valuable fife which couldnot be limited in its field of effort. He was noted for his large and successful real estate ventures,and owned
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