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- 1920 Federal Census of Springfield, Hampden County, MA (5 Jan 1920)
Homer J. Bessette 27 M MA CN NY Head Oil Salesman Automobile Co.
Aurora M. 28 F MA MA CF Wife
Alida M. 4 4/12 F CT MA MA Daughter
Eleanore C. 4/12 F MA MA MA Daughter
(Living at 626 White St.)
1930 Federal Census of Springfield, Hampden County, MA (9 Apr 1930)
Homer J. Bessette 37 M MA CF NY Head Commercial Traveler Machinery
Aurore M.F. 38 F MA MA CF Wife
Alida M. 14 F CT MA MA Daughter
Eleanor C. 10 F MA MA MA Daughter
Homer J. Jr. 5 M MA MA MA Son
John Andre 6/12 M MA MA MA Son
(Living at 45 Athol Street) (Married at 22 & 23)
Springfield Republican, May 1, 1928
Brother Andre Leaves
Brother Andre, healing religious of Montreal, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Bessette of 45 Athol street, this city, for the past few days, left by motor for Montreal yesterday morning. The trip is being made in Mr. Bessette’s automobile. The northward journey will be interrupted by a halt at Richford, Vt., where Brother Andre’s sister lives.
Springfield Republican, April 28, 1946
The funeral of Homer J. Bessette of 88 Belmont avenue was held yesterday at the George St. Pierre funeral home, followed by high mass at St. Joseph’s church, with Rev. A.A. Lajole officiating. The bearers, representatives of three of many social and civic orders to which Mr. Bessette belonged, were Homer and Edgar Mathias of the Knights of Columbus, George Shepard and Paul Haniel of the United Commercial Travelers; and William Brachen and William Blaine of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Rev. Albert A. Aubertin read the committal in St. Michael’s cemetery.
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