TITLE:  Obituary Dwight P. Arnold, 

SOURCE:  Rochester Courier, October 10, 1930 page 1

SUBMITTED: By Theresa Annis 09/11/2000
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DWIGHT P. ARNOLD
Graduate of the Local High School Passes Away in Hospital at Dover

	Dwight P. Arnold, formerly of this city, passed away at the 
Wentworth hospital Tuesday morning after a short illness. He was 21 years 
of age, and was born in Peterborough.  He had resided in Dover a year and a 
half, where he was employed at the Kidder Press, as a draftsman.  He was 
the son of Eudell M. and Adelle M. (Parker) Arnold.
	He was a graduate of the Rochester high school in the class of 1926.
He was a young man with a rare disposition, kind-hearted and ever ready to 
assist where he was needed.  In this city he had acquired a large circle of 
friends, who were deeply grieved to learn of his sudden death.
	The deceased was a member of the congregational church of this city, 
Theta Upsilon Omega fraternity at the University of New Hampshire, and Roch-
ester Chapter, Order of DeMolay, where he was held in the highest respect.
	He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Blanch E. Arnold of Dover, a brother, 
David Arnold, a sister, Miss Esther A. Arnold, and his father, all of Keene.
  A large circle of friends in this city express their deepest sympathy to 
the bereaved wife.
	Funeral services will be held from the late home in Dover this 
Thursday afternoon at 2 P.M. and a large delegation from the local Order of 
DeMolay will attend in a body, to pay their last respect to one whom they 
highly honored and respected.

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