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Excerpt from The Wholesome Life: A Sermon in Memory of Charles Grout Preached in the Unitarian Church at Newton Centre Massachusetts, 31 March, 1889He was married, on November 14, 1866, to Miss Clara M. Bassett of Chelsea, who, together with a daughter, survives him.He was a resident of Chelsea until his removal to Newton Centre in 1886.He was for many years a member of the Mercantile Library Association, of the Boston Merchants' Association, ...

Excerpt from The Wholesome Life: A Sermon in Memory of Charles Grout Preached in the Unitarian Church at Newton Centre Massachusetts, 31 March, 1889 He was married, on November 14, 1866, to Miss Clara M. Bassett of Chelsea, who, together with a daughter, survives him. He was a resident of Chelsea until his removal to Newton Centre in 1886. He was for many years a member of the Mercantile Library Association, of the Boston Merchants' Associa...