BIOGRAPHY OF FRANK MONROE FRISSELLE of Manchester NH
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SOURCE: One Thousand New Hampshire Notables: Brief Biographical Sketches of
New Hampshire Men and Women, by Frances Matilda Abbott, 1919, Rumford Printing
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FRANK MONROE FRISSELLE

Journalist, b. Boston, Mass., Dec 22, 1862; son of Isaac Monroe and Annie (Steele)
Frisselle; educated Boston public schools, Harvard preparatory course, Boston Latin
School; Episcopalian; Republican; city editor, Manchester Daily Union 1890-92,
night editor, 1905-13; city editor, Manchester Mirror and American 1913-;
deputy chief, Manchester fire department, 1897-1900; first secretary, N.H. State
Firemen's Association; president, Animal Rescue League 1911-17; member, Lake
Winnipesaukee Improvement Association, Manchester Historic Association,
Sarsfield Boat Club, Manchester; author, "Kismet Relief Expedition" (delivered in
lecture form) and many fugitive poems and local historical pamphlets; originator of
"Observant Citizen" column, Manchester Union; editor "O.C." column, Manchester Mirror; 
for ten years Associated Press correspondent for Manchester; dramatic editor,
Manchester, for twenty years; m. Feb 4, 1899 Carrie Stearns Corliss. Residence,
Manchester, N.H.; summer home, Beaver Island, Lake Winnipesaukee, N.H.



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