Early in her medical practice, Dr. Gillette
witnessed cases of child abuse and she
worked with community leaders to address
the problem. With Support from Dr.
Raymond, President of Union College, and
other civil leaders, Dr. Gillette . . . — — Map (db m304765) HM
Dr. Gillette had a keen interest in politics and, at the
encouragement of Mayor George Lunn, she ran for
the State Assembly in 1919, winning the seat
to represent Schenectady District 2. She was the
first upstate women to hold office in the . . . — — Map (db m304768) HM