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The Lawrence gazetteer, containing a record of the important events in Lawrence and vicinity from 1845 to 1894, also, a history of the corporations, industrial establishment, churches, societies, clubs, and other organizations; national, state and municipal statistics, and a variety of useful information . iarchs Millitant, received its warrantDec. 1. 1887, which was granted to 19 Lawrence members of Grand CantonShawmut of Boston. Six months later, it was decided to have a grand can-ton, consisting of two components, and a new warrant was procured. Themembership increased to that extent that t
The Lawrence gazetteer, containing a record of the important events in Lawrence and vicinity from 1845 to 1894, also, a history of the corporations, industrial establishment, churches, societies, clubs, and other organizations; national, state and municipal statistics, and a variety of useful information . iarchs Millitant, received its warrantDec. 1. 1887, which was granted to 19 Lawrence members of Grand CantonShawmut of Boston. Six months later, it was decided to have a grand can-ton, consisting of two components, and a new warrant was procured. Themembership increased to that extent that the expectation of its projectorswere realized, and components numbered 54 and 57 were organized, the for-mer taking the precedence in rank. The first captain was C. Belden Smith,and Clarence H. Sawyer, first lieutenant: Francis Dolan, ensign; Frank , clerk, and Amos H. Gilman, accountant. June 21, 1888, the office rof the second component were chosen, when Amos H. Gilman was electedcaptain; Frank L Calderwood, lieutenant; George Kirby, ensign, and Wal-ter Rigby, clerk. In Nov., 1893, the canton had 112 members, and at that ESTABLISHED IN 1874. CJiLiuf jlJIiIj Jo Nos. 198, 200 and 202 Essex Streeet, - Lawrence, Mass. AMERICAN European Plai ELECTRIC CARS PASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM EVERY TRAIN,. FIRST CLASS Ladies and Gents DINING ROOMS AND riliard Hall CONNECTEDWITH THE HOCSK. S Terms Moderate. OPEIS D^Y _A]SrT) NiaHT. W, J. HANRAHAN d- GO. - Proprietors. M. E. HANRAHAN, Clerk. THE LAWRENCE GAZETTEER. 123 time the officers were : Component 54, George W. Towne, captain ; Chas. , lieutenant; E. W. McAllister, ensign. Component 57: John , captain; Arthur E. Colby, lieutenant; George H. Miller, ensign;John L. Tattersall, clerk, and E. W. Home, accountant. The regular meet-ings are held on the third Thursday of each month. The Lawrence Odd Fellows Hall Association was organized in1874, with the object of providing a suitable home for the several local societies
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