Beverly A. Gage Explained

Beverly A. Gage (died April 1997) was an American politician who represented Salem as a Republican in the New Hampshire House of Representatives.[1] Gage served in the legislature for 23 years, beginning in January 1975.[2] In 1967, she was elected the parliamentarian of Salem's Young Republicans club.[3] In 1983–84, she was chair of the legislative administration committee.[4] She was the Republican majority leader in the legislature as of 1987.[5] Gage died in April 1997.[6]

Notes and References

  1. News: Durocher. Claudette. 1977-04-12. Election Reforms Proposed. Nashua Telegraph. Newspapers.com.
  2. Web site: 1997-04-23. House Resolution No 22, memorializing State Representative Beverly A. Gage of Salem. New Hampshire General Court.
  3. News: 1967-02-13. Club Notes from Salem. Nashua Telegraph. Newspapers.com.
  4. Book: State legislative leadership, committees and staff, 1983–84. Council of State Governments. 1983. 0-87292-036-4. Lexington, Kentucky. 64. 9933063.
  5. News: 1987-08-16. Du Pont enjoying untroubled campaign in N.H.. The Morning News. Newspapers.com.
  6. News: 1997-04-27. New Hampshire Legislature week in review. Boston Globe. Newspapers.com.

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