John Alfred Bédard

By the 1930 US Census, Louis and his wife owned their own home at 50 Gallup St. (a street on which I lived briefly as a child). Louis was now 67 and his wife 63. He still worked at the Woolen Mill. His daughter Grace also lived there with her husband Eli Denno (41 and 15 years older than Grace), and their children, Jeannette (4) an John (2). Their son John, now 34, lived next door at 48 Gallup St. with his wife, Alice (34), and three children: Valmore (5), Eleonora (2), and Jeanne (1/2). Grace worked as a silk winder at the cotton mill and her husband worked at Arnold Print Works as a back-tender (or lender?).