. Lawrence yesterday and today (1845-1918) a concise history of Lawrence Massachusetts - her industries and institutions; municipal statistics and a variety of information concerning the city. iends School, Provi-dence, R. I., from which he was grad-uated in 1896. He then enteredHaverford College where he studiedfor two years. He began the study oflaw at the Boston University LawSchool in 1898. He received hisdegree in 1901, being admitted to thebar the same year. Mr. Marshall hasbeen active in local politics. In 1904he served in the Board of Aldermen,and in 1906 he was the Repulilicannominee
. Lawrence yesterday and today (1845-1918) a concise history of Lawrence Massachusetts - her industries and institutions; municipal statistics and a variety of information concerning the city. iends School, Provi-dence, R. I., from which he was grad-uated in 1896. He then enteredHaverford College where he studiedfor two years. He began the study oflaw at the Boston University LawSchool in 1898. He received hisdegree in 1901, being admitted to thebar the same year. Mr. Marshall hasbeen active in local politics. In 1904he served in the Board of Aldermen,and in 1906 he was the Repulilicannominee for Mayor. In the fall of1907 he was elected Register of Deedsfor the Northern District, fora term of five years. He was re-elect-ed to that office in 1912, and for athird term in 1917. As Register ofDeeds, he has charge of all papers,deeds and records relating to realestate in the district which comprisesLawrence, Methuen. Andover andNorth Andover. His legal trainingespecially adapts him for this re-sponsible duty. By virtue of his officeas Register of Deeds he is also assist-ant recorder of the I^and Court forthis district. Mr. Marshall is married. WHO S WHO IN PUBLIC LIFE 209. JAMES H. BRIDE Vice Chairman of Public Safety Committee James H. Bride was liorn in Law-rence April 16. 1867. He was educat-ed in the public schools. Upon leav-ing school he went to work in themills. He started his career in theplumbng Imsiness as a clerk withW. F. Rutter & Company. In thatline of activity he advanced he is regarded as one of themost prominent men in the l)usinessin this section of the country. Hewas admitted to the Rutter firm in1891, the firm then comprising WilliamF. Rutter, Sr., William F. Rutter, Jr.,and James H. Bride. Upon thedeath of Mr. Rutter, a few yearslater, E. Eben Grimes became a part-ner, and in 1906, when Mr. Rutter, retired, the firm became knownas Bride, Grimes & Company. Foryears this concern has been the lead-ing heating and plumbing c
Size: 2052px × 1218px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, bookidlawrenceyest, bookyear1918
