. Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Vergangenheit und Gegenwart. Directors: T. II Doherty, John Screenan, Bernard H. Flaherty. Krankes Komitee – Michael Kennedy, John Mally, MichaelLynch. Sergeant-at-Arms, Michael Kennedy. AM Abend des 30. Nov. 1886 FAND IM Büro von Oberst E. P. Loringdas erste Treffen DES PINE TREE CLUBS statt, zu dem dreizehn Pro-Söhne ihre Namen für eine ständige Organisation gaben. Es war eine Überraschungsparty, als Freunde und Nachbarn sich in dieser Stadt jahrelang kannten und zum ersten Mal lernten, dass sie in ihrem Heimatstaat Maine keine Fremden waren. Die foll

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. Fitchburg, Massachusetts, past and present . Directors—T. II. Doherty, John Screenan, Bernard H. Flaherty. Sick Committee—Michael Kennedy, John Mally, MichaelLynch. Sergcant-at-Arms, Michael Kennedy. THE PINE TREE CLUB held its first meeting at the office of Colonel E. P. Loringon the evening of Nov. 30, 1886, at which time thirteen per-sons gave in their names for a permanent organization. Itwas quite a surprise party, as friends and neighbors met thathad known each other for years in this city and learned forthe first time that they were not strangers in their native stateof Maine. The following persons were present on that occasion : E.P. Loring, Norridgewock ; B. G. Bagley, Clinton ; Mrs. H.M. Francis, Skowhegan ; Dr. Francis B. Joy, Starks ; SethE. Brigham, Bridgeton; Joseph T. Goodwin, Dresden ;William R. Deering, Saco ; Sumner E. Bowman, Norridge-wock ; James M. Appleby, Canaan; John A. Whitcomb, Biddeford : Samuel T. Johnson, Windham ; Henry M.Saunders, Wiscassett; Henry B. Dyer, New Sharon. CHAPTER IX. PAPF.R MAKING.. APER-MAKING, which is one of themost valuable industries of Fitehburg, was commenced in a mill built byThomas French, on the site of theRollstone Machine Companys workson Water street, and was owned byGen. Leonard Burbank. It was after-ward owned by Crocker and Gardner, and later by Alvah Crocker.The second paper-mill was built bv A. Crocker & Co., in West Fitehburg, on the present site of the Rodney Wal-lace middle mill. Being successful, Alvah Crocker began toincrease his business and took Gardner S. Burbank into com-pany with him. The firm of Crocker, Burbank & Co. wasformed in 1850. They soon began to enlarge their business, building and purchasing new mills until, at the present time, the firm owns six large mills : The Cascade Mill, built in1847 ; the Upton Mill, on the road to William Woodburys, built in 1851 ; the Hanna Mill, built in, 1852 ; the Lyon Mill, in Rockville, built in 1853 ; the Whitney Mill, also in Rock-ville, built in 1847

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