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190 PRESENT DEPARTMENT.<br />

HOSE No. 6.<br />

WASHINGTON STREET, NEWTON LOAVER FALLS.<br />

ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 1, 1877.<br />

Hose Co. No. 6 was organized February 1,<br />

1877, to take the place of Cataract No. 1 handengine<br />

company.<br />

Its first company consisted<br />

of F. B. Reed, foreman, Bernard Early, clerk,<br />

W. A. Leonard, G. W. Harrison, G. A. Reed,<br />

and J. J. Kenney.<br />

For a short time it used the Empire No. 5<br />

large hose-cart, which it run by hand.<br />

A cheap<br />

four-wheeled horse hose-carriage, built by Hunneman,<br />

for which the Cataract No. 1 hand-engine<br />

was traded, was subsequently purchased,<br />

which was used until the present Murray hosewagon<br />

succeeded it, October 6, 180*».<br />

*<br />

A call driver was appointed from the company,<br />

and a highway horse used until January 1,<br />

1889, when D. J. Cooney was appointed permanent<br />

driver. He was succeeded by Oscar A.<br />

Colby, April 4, 1891, and John F. Calden, February<br />

1, 1895.<br />

Past and Present Officers.<br />

FOREMEN.— F. B. Reed, February 1, 1877; R.<br />

H. Moulton, May 1, 1881; Bernard Early, May<br />

1, 1882; Andrew B. Hay den, April 1, 1895.<br />

ASSISTANT FOREMEN AND CLERKS.— Bernard

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