Obituary for Henry J. Earle Dies at Ninety Three in Glovertown
Henry J. Earle longtime head of Earle Sons & Co. Ltd dies after brief illness at his daughter’s home in Glovertown. A Newfoundland business leader and church worker born in 1841 St John’s he served in the House of Assembly and held roles at St Andrew’s Fogo. Survivors include three sons and two daughters. The Telegram extends condolences.
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