The Worcester of eighteen hundred and ninety-eightFifty years a city . orcesterin 1881-2, and was an alderman 1883-5 inclusive. In April, 1886, he waselected water commissioner, which office he still holds. George E. Batchelder, water registrar, was born in ^liddJeton, Massa-chusetts, February 16, 1836. He enlisted as a private in Company F,40th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers, at Lynnfield, Massachusetts,August 8, 1862; was transferred to Company P>, 12th Regiment, VeteranReserves, August 26, 1864; mustered outas first sergeant. He came to Worcesterin 1869. For many years he was in char
The Worcester of eighteen hundred and ninety-eightFifty years a city . orcesterin 1881-2, and was an alderman 1883-5 inclusive. In April, 1886, he waselected water commissioner, which office he still holds. George E. Batchelder, water registrar, was born in ^liddJeton, Massa-chusetts, February 16, 1836. He enlisted as a private in Company F,40th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers, at Lynnfield, Massachusetts,August 8, 1862; was transferred to Company P>, 12th Regiment, VeteranReserves, August 26, 1864; mustered outas first sergeant. He came to Worcesterin 1869. For many years he was in chargeof one of the departments in the Bay Stateshoe factory. He represented Ward 7in the Common Council from 1879 to1883 inclusive, and in the Legislaturein 1883 and 1884. While serving hissecond term he resigned in February,1884, having been elected water regis-trar to succeed J. Stewart in the Common Council was a member of the Com-mittees on Water, Street Lighting, andClaims, and was conversant with theaffairs of the water office when first. elected to the place he now holds. GEORGE E. BATCHELDER. 158 The Worcester of i{
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