ARCHITECTURE
“Hygeia”
HISTORY
1931 Storm Apparently originating near the river at North Fremantle, the storm partially unroofed the home of Mr. A. Bulgin, in Hillside-road. East Fremantle, and thence its course was clearly indicated in a swathe of destruction about 150 yards wide in the direction of Palmyra…Mrs. Bulgin (see Easton Sisters in Notable People) said she thought the house had been struck by lightning as she awoke to the sound of heavy thunder and saw the play of vivid lightning. Strangely enough, the damaged portion of the roof of their home is on the sheltered side of the house away from the direction in which the storm evidently began. (reference)
1939 Funeral. The Friends of Mr. Albert Bulgin, Secretary Fremantle Benefit Building and Investment Society and of "Hygeia" 3 Bolton-st East Fremantle, are respectfully informed that the remains of his late dearly beloved Wife, May Agnes Dora, will be interred in the Church of England portion of the Fremantle Cemetery. (reference)
1945 Will of Albert Bulgin late of 3 Bolton Street, East Fremantle... (reference)
1954 The engagement is announced of Barbara, daughter of Mrs. F. Nlcolson, 3 Bolton-street, East Fremantle to Alan, third son of Mrs. E. Dudding of Whangarel, New Zealand. (reference)
1954 Death on Jan. 14, at her residence,’’Hygeia’’, 3 Bolton-street, East Fremantle, Selina Susannah Wearne, widow of the late Charles Frederick Foster Wearne, loving mother of Walter, Foster (Singapore) and Connie (Q. S. W. Agnus), mother-in-law of Connie, Wynne and Quinton, grandmother of Joan, Shirley, John, Geoffrey, Valerie, Gordon and Jean; aged 81 years. (reference)
RESIDENTS
1909 - 1925: Bulgin, Albert- Was Hill St up until 1926
1926 - 1947: Bulgin, Albert and May (nee Easton)
1949: Nicholson, Mrs. D. F.
1954: Wearne, Selina Susannah
