Born on June 30, 1882, the son of the late George W. and Louise (Hosmer) Alcott, he entered the service of the fire department in June of 1903 as a call man and was appointed a permanent member in August of 1905, being assigned to the Protective company. ..
...He leaves his wife, Amanda G. (Sinnett) Alcott; three brothers, Albert S. and Forrest E. Alcott of Lowell and Edward E. Alcott of Boston; one sister, Mrs. Arthur Hammer of Lowell; an aunt, Mrs. Emma Hosmer; two nephews, Albert S. Alcott, Jr., and Arthur W. Alcott, and a niece, Dorothy M. Alcott.
The Lowell Sun, 2 March 1938
...He leaves his wife, Amanda G. (Sinnett) Alcott; three brothers, Albert S. and Forrest E. Alcott of Lowell and Edward E. Alcott of Boston; one sister, Mrs. Arthur Hammer of Lowell; an aunt, Mrs. Emma Hosmer; two nephews, Albert S. Alcott, Jr., and Arthur W. Alcott, and a niece, Dorothy M. Alcott.
The Lowell Sun, 2 March 1938
Born on June 30, 1882, the son of the late George W. and Louise (Hosmer) Alcott, he entered the service of the fire department in June of 1903 as a call man and was appointed a permanent member in August of 1905, being assigned to the Protective company. ..
...He leaves his wife, Amanda G. (Sinnett) Alcott; three brothers, Albert S. and Forrest E. Alcott of Lowell and Edward E. Alcott of Boston; one sister, Mrs. Arthur Hammer of Lowell; an aunt, Mrs. Emma Hosmer; two nephews, Albert S. Alcott, Jr., and Arthur W. Alcott, and a niece, Dorothy M. Alcott.
The Lowell Sun, 2 March 1938
...He leaves his wife, Amanda G. (Sinnett) Alcott; three brothers, Albert S. and Forrest E. Alcott of Lowell and Edward E. Alcott of Boston; one sister, Mrs. Arthur Hammer of Lowell; an aunt, Mrs. Emma Hosmer; two nephews, Albert S. Alcott, Jr., and Arthur W. Alcott, and a niece, Dorothy M. Alcott.
The Lowell Sun, 2 March 1938
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