Springfield Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts
Saturday, December 6, 1919
DIES CALLING DOCTOR FOR HIS DEAD BABY
When one of his young children was taken suddenly ill last night, Edward Devino, 40, of 389 Walnut street, rushed to Delehanty’s drug store at 492 Mill street to telephone for a doctor. He had looked up the telephone number when he was seized with a heart attack and died a few minutes later. Just before he died at the drug store his child had died at his home. Devino was employed at the Hendee manufacturing company and had been working hard of late to make both ends meet for his family, consisting of his wife and four children. Dr. I. R. Calkins arrived just before the death of the father and pronounced heart failure the cause.
Springfield Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts
Monday, December 8, 1919
The funeral for Edward L. Devino and his infant son, Harry L., was held in Graham’s chapel yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock. Rev. E. A (sic) Reed officiating. Mrs. M. J. Brown was the soloist. The bearers were Mr (sic) Devino’s shopmates in the Hendee manufacturing company (sic) The burial was in Oak Grove cemetery. Mr. Devino died in a drug store Friday evening while telephoning for a doctor for the baby.
Greenfield Gazette and Courier
Saturday, December 13, 1919, Greenfield, Massachusetts
Double Funeral Services
Double funeral services for Edward L. Devino and his infant son, Harry L, (sic) of 389 Walnut street, Springfield, who died within 15 minutes of each other last week Friday night, the father dropping dead of heart failure in Delehanty’s drug store where he had gone to telephone for a doctor for the child, took place at 2.30 Sunday afternoon in Graham’s chapel. Rev. E. A. Reed officiated and shopmates of Mr. Devino at the Hendee company acted as bearers. Father and son were buried in the same grave in Oak Grove cemetery, Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Devino formerly lived in this town, Mrs (sic) Devino before her marriage being Miss Lillian Hall, sister of Charles L (sic) Hall of Linden Avenue. Besides his widow, Mr. Devino is survived by three children, his mother, a sister and two brothers.
Greenfield Recorder, Greenfield, Massachusetts
Wednesday, December 17, 1919
Edward L. Devino of Springfield who dropped dead in that city December 5 while telephoning for a doctor to attend his infant son, Harry, who died 15 minutes later, was a former resident of Greenfield. His widow was formerly Lillian Hall, sister of Charles L. Hall of Linden avenue.
Springfield Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts
Saturday, December 6, 1919
DIES CALLING DOCTOR FOR HIS DEAD BABY
When one of his young children was taken suddenly ill last night, Edward Devino, 40, of 389 Walnut street, rushed to Delehanty’s drug store at 492 Mill street to telephone for a doctor. He had looked up the telephone number when he was seized with a heart attack and died a few minutes later. Just before he died at the drug store his child had died at his home. Devino was employed at the Hendee manufacturing company and had been working hard of late to make both ends meet for his family, consisting of his wife and four children. Dr. I. R. Calkins arrived just before the death of the father and pronounced heart failure the cause.
Springfield Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts
Monday, December 8, 1919
The funeral for Edward L. Devino and his infant son, Harry L., was held in Graham’s chapel yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock. Rev. E. A (sic) Reed officiating. Mrs. M. J. Brown was the soloist. The bearers were Mr (sic) Devino’s shopmates in the Hendee manufacturing company (sic) The burial was in Oak Grove cemetery. Mr. Devino died in a drug store Friday evening while telephoning for a doctor for the baby.
Greenfield Gazette and Courier
Saturday, December 13, 1919, Greenfield, Massachusetts
Double Funeral Services
Double funeral services for Edward L. Devino and his infant son, Harry L, (sic) of 389 Walnut street, Springfield, who died within 15 minutes of each other last week Friday night, the father dropping dead of heart failure in Delehanty’s drug store where he had gone to telephone for a doctor for the child, took place at 2.30 Sunday afternoon in Graham’s chapel. Rev. E. A. Reed officiated and shopmates of Mr. Devino at the Hendee company acted as bearers. Father and son were buried in the same grave in Oak Grove cemetery, Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Devino formerly lived in this town, Mrs (sic) Devino before her marriage being Miss Lillian Hall, sister of Charles L (sic) Hall of Linden Avenue. Besides his widow, Mr. Devino is survived by three children, his mother, a sister and two brothers.
Greenfield Recorder, Greenfield, Massachusetts
Wednesday, December 17, 1919
Edward L. Devino of Springfield who dropped dead in that city December 5 while telephoning for a doctor to attend his infant son, Harry, who died 15 minutes later, was a former resident of Greenfield. His widow was formerly Lillian Hall, sister of Charles L. Hall of Linden avenue.
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