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NEWTON VETERAN ASSOCIATION. OSTON organized the first Veteran Firemen's Association in New England, and the second in this country, April 9, 1878. Eleven years later, December 11, 1880, the <strong>Newton</strong> Association was organized at Allen's school building, West <strong>Newton</strong>. Preliminary meetings were held November 8th and 29th, and December 6th, when rallying committees were appointed, and membership solicited. The first board of officers consisted of ex-Chief E. M. Lucas, president; ex-Chief W. Parker Leavitt, vice-president; C. T. Bartlett, secretary; A. J. Grover, treasurer; J. Q. A. Hawkes, steward. Directors, R. J. Morrisey, Ward 1; H. N. Hyde, Ward 2; C. H. Jennison, Ward 3; F. B. Reed, Ward 4; J. E. Trowbridge, Ward 5; C. D. Bartlett, Ward 6; and F. A. Barrows, Ward 7. Its first gathering of a social nature was April 25, 1890, when a bean-supper was provided at Knights of Honor hall, with ex-Chief John S. Damrell of Boston and other prominent members of the Veteran Association of that citv as %J guests.
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»' J- * J! J WALTER B. RANDLETT, C
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INTRODUCTORY. THE Newton Veteran Fi
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CONTENTS. PAGE HISTORICAL SKETCH 13
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HISTORY OF THF FIRE DEPARTMENT ( >F
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14 HISTORICAL SKETCH. of which Newt
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16 - HISTORICAL SKETCH. five years,
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18 HISTORICAL SKETCH. saw-mill, and
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ORGANIZATION. j]HE first movement f
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29 ORGANIZATION. day of next month
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24 ORGANIZATION. As Newton's earlie
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26 ORGANIZATION. N rules and regula
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28 ORGANIZATION. located, and provi
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30 . ORGANIZATION. men of the towns
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32 ORGANIZATION. and to offer a rew
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34: ORGANIZATION. This engine was l
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36 ORGANIZATION. report at the next
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38 ORGANIZATION. two or three years
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40 ORGANIZATION. "Your committee ar
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!•_' ORGANIZATION. irood conditio
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44 ORGANIZATION. N The prayer of th
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46 ORGANIZATION. appliances were ne
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48 ORGANIZATION. and were operated
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50 ORGANIZATION. p. M., at which it
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52 ORGANIZATION. a committee, at th
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54 ORGANIZATION. hres it attended u
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56 ORGANIZATION. York. Old No. 4 ha
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58 ORGANIZATION. burned, January 14
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60 ORGANIZATION. FIREWARDS. 1818. S
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(52 ORGANIZATION. ENGINEERS. NEWTON
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64 ORGANIZATION. LOWER FALLS. 1844.
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66 ORGANIZATION. 1844. 1845. 1840.
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V \ CHIEF ENGINEERS. LUTHER PAUL, M
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THE OLD COMPANIES. CATARACT No. 1.
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7»_> THE OLD COMPANIES. pointed. I
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74 THE OLD COMPANIES. \ their first
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76 THE OLD COMPANIES. This list inc
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78 THE OLD COMPANIES. Dennis Leonar
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80 THE OLD COMPANIES. where it rema
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S2 THE OLD COMPANIES. Another compa
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84: THE OLD COMPANIES. stitution wa
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OFFICERS CATARACT ENGINE COMPANY No
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88 THE OLD COMPANIES. CONSTITUTION.
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90 THE OLD COMPANIES. ARTICLE 12. A
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92 THE OLD COMPANIES. in 1855 for $
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94 THE OLD COMPANIES. John A. Cass.
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OFFICERS WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY
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98 THE OLD COMPANIES. < 1824. Charl
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loo THE OLD COMPANIES. Harrison Nea
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102 THE OLD COMPANIES. firemen were
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10-1 THE OLD COMPANIES. opposite Wa
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106 THE OLD COMPANIES. 0. S. W. Bai
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108 THE OLD COMPANIES. It was subse
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110 THE OLD COMPANIES. MECHANIC No.
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112 THE OLD COMPANIES. Henry Billin
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114 THE OLD COMPANIES. want of men,
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110 THE OLD COMPANIES. NEWTON UPPER
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Lis THE OLD COMPANIES. ex-members m
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120 THE OLD COMPANIES. J. E. Trowbr
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122 THE OLD COMPANIES. accurate inf
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124 THE OLD COMPANIES. NONANTUM No.
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- 126 THE OLD COMPANIES. Edward Fis
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128 THE OLD COMPANIES. hose, and re
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130 THE OLD COMPANIES. in every way
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L32 THE OLD COMPANIES. a member of
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134 THE OLD COMPANIES. on Boston Co
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136 THE OLD COMPANIES. played into
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138 THE OLD COMPANIES. the engine w
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140 THE OLD COMPANIES. John M. Fisk
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142 THE OLD COMPANIES EMPIRE No. 5.
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144 THE OLD COMPANIES. B. Moore, wh
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146 THE OLD COMPANIES EAGLE No. 6.
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148 THE OLD COMPANIES. Joseph Liver
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150 THE OLD COMPANIES. was but a li
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152 THE OLD COMPANIES. and in every
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THE OLD COMPANIES. 155 tinguish fir
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THE OLD COMPANIES. 157 Its last dut
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THE OLD COMPANIES. 150 WILLIAM CLAF
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THE OLD COMPANIES. 161 The engine a
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THE OLD COMPANIES. 103 Its first an
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THE OLD COMPANIES. 165 engine was s
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PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 1
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C. S. Fields. J. McDonald. F. H. Ha
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PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 171 Past and Pr
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PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 173 F. A. Dexte
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C. A'. Kncvwles. J. Q. A. Hawkes. F
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PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 177 which was s
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PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 179 1874.— Ge
Page 181 and 182: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 1*1 receiving,
Page 183 and 184: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 183 Parse, 1876
Page 185 and 186: HOSE NO. A- E. C Waterhouse, Forema
Page 187 and 188: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 187 HOSE No. 5.
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Page 191 and 192: A. B. Hayden, Foreman. T. E. Healy.
Page 193 and 194: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 193 HOSE No. 7.
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Page 197 and 198: . \ John W. Murry, Foreman. Frank T
Page 199 and 200: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 199 five dollar
Page 201 and 202: F. B. Sisson, Foreman. T- C Nickers
Page 203 and 204: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 203 TRUCK No. 2
Page 205 and 206: PRESENT DEPARTMENT. 205 Marsters, W
Page 207 and 208: FIRES. IESPITE the fact that it is
Page 209 and 210: FIRES. 209 1844. May 7, Otis Pettee
Page 211 and 212: FIRES. 211 1854. July 17, E. C Dudl
Page 213 and 214: FIRES. i>l?> 1881. March 27, Richar
Page 215 and 216: FIRES. 215 1868. December 4, Binney
Page 217 and 218: FIRES. 21 i 1872. Xovember 13, D. S
Page 219 and 220: FIRES. 210 1801. 185)3. 1804. 1895.
Page 221 and 222: MISCELLANEOUS. 221 No. hand-engine
Page 223 and 224: MISCELLANEOUS. 223 FIREMEN'S RELIEF
Page 225 and 226: MISCELLANEOUS. 225 of which he was
Page 227 and 228: MISCELLANEOUS. 227 of Cataract No.
Page 229 and 230: MISCELLANEOUS. 229 challenge to the
Page 231: MISCELLANEOUS. 231 Peter Lyon Solom
Page 235 and 236: VETERAN ASSOCIATION. 235 changed to
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Page 239 and 240: '* . ' * THE BANNER
Page 241 and 242: BOOTS and SHOES. FINE LINE OF PATEN
Page 243 and 244: ! FRED. L COOK, MPORTED AND DOMESTI
Page 245 and 246: GEORGE M. FISKE. WILLIAM HOMES. J.
Page 247 and 248: THE HASTEN & WELLS FIRE WORKS H'F'G
Page 249 and 250: W. H. FRENCH, Plumber, Gas=Fitter,
Page 251 and 252: ELBRIDGE BRADSHAW, NEWTONVILLE, HAS
Page 253 and 254: FRANK L. TAINTER. CIRCULATING LIBRA
Page 255 and 256: J. B. FULLER & CO. WINE MERCHANTS,
Page 257 and 258: GEORGE W. BUSH, LIVERY, HACK, AND B
Page 259 and 260: VETERAN FIREMEN ARE LEADERS WHETHER
Page 261 and 262: H. W. CRAFTS, Beef, Lamb, Hams, Por
Page 263 and 264: FINE MILLINERY. DRESSMAKERS' SUPPLI
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