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Boston, Haverhill, Mass., and Provi' deoce, R. I. Nfarried Jennie Robe¡ts, Feb. 28, r872, and has had three children, trvo of s'hom diecl in infancy. Was Clerk of Police Court, Haverhill, ltfass., Torvu
Solicitor, l, ast Providence, Representative and Senator from East Providence in R. I' ('iene¡al Assembly, Attorney-(ieneral of Rhode Island, three 1'ears, and has been Judge of Supreme Court since Mar. 3, r&¡9 Iu politicsis a Republican. Address, 75.A, ttbony St., East Providence, R.l.
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