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. A Souvenir of Massachusetts legislators. tuate, nowXorwell, April 26, 1850, and is a descendant of Thomas Barstow, who was identifiedwith the ship-building interests on Xorth River during its roost flourishing career. Hewas educated in the public schools and Hanover Academy. He is chairman of theXorwell board of selectmen, assessors and overseers of the poor. Committee on roadsand bridges, 1892. Vote of district: Thomas Barstow, Republican, 481; Joseph H. Corthell, Demo-crat, 353 ; Galen Watson, Prohibition, 56. District Xo. 4. — Cohasset, Hingham, Hull.—Amos Abbott Lawrence, Repub-lican, me
. A Souvenir of Massachusetts legislators. tuate, nowXorwell, April 26, 1850, and is a descendant of Thomas Barstow, who was identifiedwith the ship-building interests on Xorth River during its roost flourishing career. Hewas educated in the public schools and Hanover Academy. He is chairman of theXorwell board of selectmen, assessors and overseers of the poor. Committee on roadsand bridges, 1892. Vote of district: Thomas Barstow, Republican, 481; Joseph H. Corthell, Demo-crat, 353 ; Galen Watson, Prohibition, 56. District Xo. 4. — Cohasset, Hingham, Hull.—Amos Abbott Lawrence, Repub-lican, merchant, is a native resident of Cohasset, and was born Xov. 3, 1847. Heattended the public schools and graduated from the high school in 1864, then attended aBoston business college. After nine years in employ of Edward E. Tower, risins fromoffice boy to head book-keeper, he became a member of the firm. He took charge of abranch establishment in Xew York City, but returned to Boston in 1878, where he went MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATORS, 89. COMMITTEE ON WOMAN J. McETTRICK, c F A. H. GARDNER, House p P ARNOLD CH B W ^^ , R P rpowm H. D. BARDWELL, Clerk. b. F. BROWN, EDWARD FAIRBANKS. 90 A SOUVENIR OF into business on his own account, under the firm name of A. A. Lawrence & of the Cohasset Electric Lighting Company since it was organized. He is amember of Cohasset Lodge, No. 192, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and also ofKonohasset Lodge, A. F. and A. M., of Cohasset, being a worshipful master. He hasbeen a member of the Cohasset school committee and of the central school buildingcommittee. In 1892, on committee on towns. Vote of district: Amos A. Lawrence, Republican, 619; Joseph B. Lincoln, Demo-crat, 502; Isaac Tower, Prohibition, 32. District No 5. —Bockland, Hanover.—Joshua S. Gray of Rockland, Republican,was born in East Abington (now Rockland), Aug. 16, 1840. Educated at public schoolsof Maiden and Rockland. Worke
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