Earl Stanley BAVIER
Biography

Earl Stanley Bavier was born in New Haven, Connecticut, on January 28, 1884. He received his early education in the public schools of that city, then completed his studies at the Baypath Listitute. of Springfield Massachusetts. In i8q8 he became associated with his father in the office of his factory, remaining until 1898. In that year he entered the employ of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad, in their New Haven offices, later becoming inspector of stations, which position carried him to all points on the lines in the control of this company. In 1914 he was sent to Mystic Connecticut, to reorganize the station management, later becoming agent at this station. He still acts
in that capacity, and has become a well-known figure
in the life of the town, as well as in his official capacity.

Politically, Mr. Bavier is a supporter of the principles of the Democratic party, although he has never accepted political preferment of any kind. He is a member of the American-Asiatic Society of New York City.

On October 10. 1908, Mr. Bavier married Isabelle
Drysdale, of Westerly, Rhode Island, daughter of Robert and Mary (MacCracken) Drysdale, both natives of Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Bavier attend the Congregational church of Mystic, and are prominent in all its social and benevolent activities.

Benjamin Tinkham Marshall. A modern history of New London County, Connecticut



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