The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . esent up-to-date truck was pur-chased in 1896 and is thoroughly up tothe present standard. A great many very prominent citizenshave been members of this Company in thepast, including such men as Henry , V. M. W. Suydam, Peter , John H. Rolfe, Anthony Vieh- mann, Valentme Schmidt, A. J. Conover,George Kuhn, W. E. Sperling, and O. The roll of the Company at the presenttime is as follows: Frank Klein, DunhamWay, George Rolfe, Isaac Griggs, OttoO. Stillman, Robert Gourley, George VanArsdale, William H
The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . esent up-to-date truck was pur-chased in 1896 and is thoroughly up tothe present standard. A great many very prominent citizenshave been members of this Company in thepast, including such men as Henry , V. M. W. Suydam, Peter , John H. Rolfe, Anthony Vieh- mann, Valentme Schmidt, A. J. Conover,George Kuhn, W. E. Sperling, and O. The roll of the Company at the presenttime is as follows: Frank Klein, DunhamWay, George Rolfe, Isaac Griggs, OttoO. Stillman, Robert Gourley, George VanArsdale, William Henry, George I. Pier-son, Joseph Chamberlain, Elmer Messe-roll, Dunham Randolph, Edward Hulse,John Banker, Ellis Mundy, Jacob Knoll,Ephriam White, Charles Giles, WilliamDunn, William C. Robinson, John , Harry B. McKeag, John , Joseph Dillon, Harry Flavell,Charles Voorhees, Joseph Wildgoose,George R. Hughes, Daniel Heitzenroder,William H. Oughton, Adrain Chamber-lain, Chas. N. Cadmus, Lester VanDerveer. 66 WASHINGTON ENGINE THIS Company was organized onOctober H , 1 795 by a numberof citizens, and started in asmall building on Burnet Street,which was used as the Thomas SmithCarpet Factory until a few years ago;later it moved to a building over LyleBrook, and in 1 859 moved to its presentquarters. For a long time the Company had noapparatus except buckets, and its firstengine was a hand engine which was de-stroyed in a great fire on the City Dockswhere the United States Rubber Com-pany building now stands, then anotherhand engine was gotten and this was de-stroyed in the fire of the Hyatt RubberFactory. In November, 1867, the firststeam engine ever used in the city was pur-chased for this Company and this was keptin use until 1902, when the present enginewas purchased from the American SteamEngine Company. The present roll of the Company is asfollows: Alvin H. Bennett, Thomas Burns, Edward M. Britton, James , Frank Dixon, William
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