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'''Children:''' [[John Perry|John Perry]], [[William Perry|William Perry]] | '''Children:''' [[John Perry|John Perry]], [[William Perry|William Perry]] | ||
[[File:Clas Thunberg wikipedia.jpg|right|thumb||Clas Thunberg (Wikipedia)]]'''Phil Perry''' ran a smoke shop on [[ | [[File:Clas Thunberg wikipedia.jpg|right|thumb||Clas Thunberg (Wikipedia)]]'''Phil Perry''' ran a smoke shop on [[Main Street]] next door to the [[Hotel Saranac|Hotel Saranac]]. He was from Finland, and in 1926 he acted as interpreter for Finnish world champion skater [[Wikipedia:Clas_Thunberg|Clas Thunberg]], when the latter competed at [[Pontiac Bay|Pontiac Bay]]. | ||
He was a member of the [[Saranac Lake Club|Saranac Club]] in 1926 when it was next door to the old [[Harrietstown Town Hall]], and was there when the hall caught fire. | He was a member of the [[Saranac Lake Club|Saranac Club]] in 1926 when it was next door to the old [[Harrietstown Town Hall]], and was there when the hall caught fire. | ||
Revision as of 20:43, 11 January 2026
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Children: John Perry, William Perry
Phil Perry ran a smoke shop on Main Street next door to the Hotel Saranac. He was from Finland, and in 1926 he acted as interpreter for Finnish world champion skater Clas Thunberg, when the latter competed at Pontiac Bay.
He was a member of the Saranac Club in 1926 when it was next door to the old Harrietstown Town Hall, and was there when the hall caught fire.
He lived at 27 Church street.
Lake Placid News, July 30 1948
NEWS STAND SOLD
Announcement was made of the sale of Phil's Smoke Shop in Hotel Saranac to Jack McDuff of Saranac Lake by members of the family of the late Philip Perry, owner.