One of the best-known musicians in Poughkeepsie, died following a lingering
illness. From his boyhood up to the time he was forced to retire in 1912 he
followed the musical profession as an organist, pianist and trombonist.
He was organist at various Episcopal churches and was a member of Samuelson's
orchestra, as well as Flockton's band. He leaves a wife and three children.
illness. From his boyhood up to the time he was forced to retire in 1912 he
followed the musical profession as an organist, pianist and trombonist.
He was organist at various Episcopal churches and was a member of Samuelson's
orchestra, as well as Flockton's band. He leaves a wife and three children.
One of the best-known musicians in Poughkeepsie, died following a lingering
illness. From his boyhood up to the time he was forced to retire in 1912 he
followed the musical profession as an organist, pianist and trombonist.
He was organist at various Episcopal churches and was a member of Samuelson's
orchestra, as well as Flockton's band. He leaves a wife and three children.
illness. From his boyhood up to the time he was forced to retire in 1912 he
followed the musical profession as an organist, pianist and trombonist.
He was organist at various Episcopal churches and was a member of Samuelson's
orchestra, as well as Flockton's band. He leaves a wife and three children.
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