23 Jan 1929 (a Wednesday), Mount Vernon Charles E Booth, aged 57 years, of 58 Manhattan Avenue, Mount Vernon, died suddenly of heart disease at his home Tuesday night. He was born in Croton Falls, the son of David and Antonette Foster Booth. He attended the First Methodist Episcopal Church in this city, was a member of Marble Lodge No. 702, F. and A. M. of Tickahoe and of the Yonkers Masonic Veterans. He had been with the New York Central Railroad for the last thirty nine years, for twenty-five years as agent at West Mount Vernon station.
23 Jan 1929 (a Wednesday), Mount Vernon Charles E Booth, aged 57 years, of 58 Manhattan Avenue, Mount Vernon, died suddenly of heart disease at his home Tuesday night. He was born in Croton Falls, the son of David and Antonette Foster Booth. He attended the First Methodist Episcopal Church in this city, was a member of Marble Lodge No. 702, F. and A. M. of Tickahoe and of the Yonkers Masonic Veterans. He had been with the New York Central Railroad for the last thirty nine years, for twenty-five years as agent at West Mount Vernon station.
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