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[[File:Philip Collins.jpg|right|thumb|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise|Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 23, 1948: "[[Philip Collins|Philip Collins]] of Saranac Lake, manager of the new Altamont Dairy Bar which opened today in the Bowling Alley building at [[8 Bloomingdale avenue|8 Bloomingdale avenue]]. This is the second such store to be opened in this village by the Altamont Milk Co., of Tupper Lake. ]] '''Born:''' 1900
[[File:Philip Collins.jpg|right|thumb|''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', October 23, 1948: "[[Philip Collins|Philip Collins]] of Saranac Lake, manager of the new Altamont Dairy Bar which opened today in the Bowling Alley building at [[8 Bloomingdale avenue|8 Bloomingdale avenue]]. This is the second such store to be opened in this village by the Altamont Milk Co., of Tupper Lake. ]] '''Born:''' 1900


'''Died:''' August, 1961
'''Died:''' August, 1961

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Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 23, 1948: "Philip Collins of Saranac Lake, manager of the new Altamont Dairy Bar which opened today in the Bowling Alley building at 8 Bloomingdale avenue. This is the second such store to be opened in this village by the Altamont Milk Co., of Tupper Lake.

Born: 1900

Died: August, 1961

Married: Nellie Bassett

Philip Collins was the manager of the Altamont Dairy Bar. He was a son of John H. Collins and Margaret Collins.

He was a Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus. He lived at 65 Margaret Street.

He is buried in Pine Ridge Cemetery.

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