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'''Born''': March | '''Born''': March 9, 1877 | ||
'''Died''': February 14, 1918 | '''Died''': February 14, 1918 | ||
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'''Joseph Higgins''' was proprietor of the [[Post | '''Joseph Higgins''' was proprietor of the [[Post Office Pharmacy|Post office Pharmacy]]. He is buried in the [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]]; a note on his burial record indicates that he was a [[TB patient]]. A cottage at 7 [[Woodland Avenue]] was known as the [[Joseph Higgins Cottage]] in 1912. | ||
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''Malone Farmer'', February 20, 1918 | ''Malone Farmer'', February 20, 1918 | ||
Saranac Lake lost one of its prominent citizens Thursday, Joseph R. Higgins, proprietor of the | Saranac Lake lost one of its prominent citizens Thursday, Joseph R. Higgins, proprietor of the [[Post Office Pharmacy|Postoffice Pharmacy]]. He had been in falling health for some time. | ||
He was a member of the Malone Lodge of Elks and a prominent Mason. | He was a member of the Malone Lodge of Elks and a prominent Mason. | ||
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Born: March 9, 1877
Died: February 14, 1918
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Joseph Higgins was proprietor of the Post office Pharmacy. He is buried in the Pine Ridge Cemetery; a note on his burial record indicates that he was a TB patient. A cottage at 7 Woodland Avenue was known as the Joseph Higgins Cottage in 1912.
Malone Farmer, February 20, 1918
Saranac Lake lost one of its prominent citizens Thursday, Joseph R. Higgins, proprietor of the Postoffice Pharmacy. He had been in falling health for some time.
He was a member of the Malone Lodge of Elks and a prominent Mason.