. The street railway review . ROBINSON, of New York, were recently elected di-rectors of the Richmond (Va.) Passenger & Power Co. to take theplaces of Messrs. Andrew Pizzini and George Ainslee, resigned. MR. H. C. PAGE, general superintendent of the Lynn & BostonR. R., which is now one of the main operating divisions of theMassachusetts Electric Compan-ies, commenced work on theLynn & Boston system in 1883 asconductor. He remained in thiscapacity for three years, and thenentered the office of Mr. E. CFoster, at that time general man-ager, as inspector or street remaining here for thr
. The street railway review . ROBINSON, of New York, were recently elected di-rectors of the Richmond (Va.) Passenger & Power Co. to take theplaces of Messrs. Andrew Pizzini and George Ainslee, resigned. MR. H. C. PAGE, general superintendent of the Lynn & BostonR. R., which is now one of the main operating divisions of theMassachusetts Electric Compan-ies, commenced work on theLynn & Boston system in 1883 asconductor. He remained in thiscapacity for three years, and thenentered the office of Mr. E. CFoster, at that time general man-ager, as inspector or street remaining here for threeyears he went to NewburyporlMass., as superintendent of th^Newburyport & Amesbury StreetRy. When the consolidatedLynn & Boston system wasformed in 1892, Mr. Page againentered the employ of this com-pany and was made division siiperintendent of the Salem divi-sion, which office he held until August, 1900, when he became gen-eral superintendent of the entire property. He was born in iSf)4 aiBrownville, H. C. P.^GE. MR. E. V. STEBBINS, formerly of the Philadelphia staff of theElectric Storage Battery Co., will henceforth represent that com-pany in Cleveland, where he will be manager of the sales office re-cently established in the New England Bldg., and handle the busi-ness in that territory. MR. ALLAN L. MDERMOTT succeeded Mr. F. C. Stevens aspresident of the Washington (D. C.) Traction & Electric Co. whenthe latter resigned last month. Mr. J. J. Coleman, general man-ager, resigned at the same time as Mr. Stevens, and was succeededby Mr. H. W. Fuller. MR. P. C. DUGAN has been appointed head of the law depart-ment of the United Traction Co., of Troy, N. Y., which depart-ment has just been created by the directors of the company. will have charge of all accident cases on the road, and thesettlement of claims, etc. MR. JOHN N. AKARMAN, formerly superintendent of theConsolidated Street Railway, Worcester, Mass., was given a sur-prise last month by his former employes
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