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Sketches of the old inhabitants and other citizens of old Springfield of the present century, and its historic mansions of "ye olden tyme," . 3): EdwinWarner, Boston ; Lewis Warner, president HampshireCounty National Bank, Northampton, Mass. ; Mrs. SarahW. Hubbard and Miss Maria Warner, Springfield. Jeremy Warriner was born in 1784. In early man-hood he engaged in hotel keeping. When the UnionHouse (now Chandlers Hotel) was built, in 1844-45, andready for occupancy, he became the first landlord, and con-ducted the house for several years thereafter. Then heretired from the business, and spent
Sketches of the old inhabitants and other citizens of old Springfield of the present century, and its historic mansions of "ye olden tyme," . 3): EdwinWarner, Boston ; Lewis Warner, president HampshireCounty National Bank, Northampton, Mass. ; Mrs. SarahW. Hubbard and Miss Maria Warner, Springfield. Jeremy Warriner was born in 1784. In early man-hood he engaged in hotel keeping. When the UnionHouse (now Chandlers Hotel) was built, in 1844-45, andready for occupancy, he became the first landlord, and con-ducted the house for several years thereafter. Then heretired from the business, and spent the remainder of hislife at his residence on Howard street. In December, 1809, he married Phoebe Bates, daughterof Thomas Bates. He died March 27, 1859, aged 75 years. It is related by a Mr. Willard who it was said was a clerkfor Jeremy Warriner, but then (in 1848) was a clerk forChester Jennings, who kept the City Hotel on Broadway,New York, that one day a Southerner called at the bar andasked for some brandy, which was handed to him with atumbler, into which he poured the liquor until the glass was 394 SKETCHES OF THE OLD INHABITANTS.
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