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'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill%27s%20Grocery|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48%20Main%20Street|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo%20B.%20Miller|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion%20D.%20Tremble|Marion D. Tremble]]. 
'''Charles L. Sherrill''' operated [[Sherrill%27s Grocery|Sherrill's Grocery]] at [[48 Main Street|48 Main Street]] in the late 1800s; he bought the store from [[Milo B. Miller|Milo B. Miller]] some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to [[Marion D. Tremble|Marion D. Tremble]]. 


He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff%20Hose%20Company|Woodruff Hose Company]].  He served as  treasurer of the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Driving%20Association|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B.%20Society|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac%20Club|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Boys'%20Club|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.
He was the first assistant engineer of the [[Woodruff Hose Company|Woodruff Hose Company]].  He served as  treasurer of the [[Saranac Lake Driving Association|Saranac Lake Driving Association]]. He was a member of the [[T.B. Society|T.B. Society]], and of the [[Pontiac Club|Pontiac Club]], which sold property to the [[Saranac Lake Boys' Club|Saranac Lake Boys' Club]], Inc., in 1917.


He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.
He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.


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Revision as of 22:28, 22 December 2025


Born: May 1848

Died: November 13, 1930

Married: Ida Kent

Children: None

Charles L. Sherrill operated Sherrill's Grocery at 48 Main Street in the late 1800s; he bought the store from Milo B. Miller some time after 1865. In 1899 he sold the store to Marion D. Tremble. 

He was the first assistant engineer of the Woodruff Hose Company.  He served as  treasurer of the Saranac Lake Driving Association. He was a member of the T.B. Society, and of the Pontiac Club, which sold property to the Saranac Lake Boys' Club, Inc., in 1917.

He is reported to have purchased a Peerless or Chalmers automobile in 1917.

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