Windsor

CHESTER, Fred H.

Encyclopedia Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches 
of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States. 
Dodge. Burlington: Ullery Publishing Company, 1912, p 146

Fred H. CHESTER, hotel keeper, Windsor [Windsor County, Vermont], was born 17 
June 1856 at Laconia [Belknap County], New Hampshire, son of Charles T. and 
Mary (PATTEN) CHESTER. Educated in the public schools. Chief clerk 
Pemigewassett House, Plymouth [Grafton County], New Hampshire, three years; 
engaged in railroad business eight years; manager Glen House, White 
Mountains, two years; the Alcazar, St. Augustine [St. Johns County], Florida, 
two years; Masconomo House, Manchester-by-the-Sea, [Essex County] 
Massachusetts, two years; the Tuileries and Empire Hotels, Boston, two years; 
Hotel Brunswick, Boston, ten years; proprietor Senter House, Center Harbor 
[Carroll County], New Hampshire, one year; and Windsor Hotel, Windsor 
[Windsor County, Vermont], since 1906. Republican. Episcopalian. Member 
Heptasophs' Association; Hotel Men's Mutual Benevolent Association of the 
United States; Massachusetts Hotel Association; and the Independent Order of 
Odd Fellows. In 1884 he [Fred H. CHESTER] married [Miss?] Mary A. MEREDITH 
of Boston [Suffolk County, Massachusetts]. They had one son, Francis 
Meredith (deceased), and two daughters, Winnifred M. and Jessie Marie.

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