. Fitchburg, Massachusetts, past and present . superintendent, W. W. Sargent. Directors—H. A. Willis, H. I. Wallace, H. C. Hartwell,J. Phillips, Jr., E. F. Belding, G. W. Weymouth, G. The road commenced business July 1, 1886. It is threeand one-half miles in extent, from Sanborn road to the Fitch-burg park and the Lunenburg line, extensions have beenauthorized to Waites corner and city farm. The road issupplied with first-class equipments, horses, cars, etc., andhas done a very successful business for the one year it hasbeen in operation. THE FITCHBURG BOARD OF TRADE. The principal
. Fitchburg, Massachusetts, past and present . superintendent, W. W. Sargent. Directors—H. A. Willis, H. I. Wallace, H. C. Hartwell,J. Phillips, Jr., E. F. Belding, G. W. Weymouth, G. The road commenced business July 1, 1886. It is threeand one-half miles in extent, from Sanborn road to the Fitch-burg park and the Lunenburg line, extensions have beenauthorized to Waites corner and city farm. The road issupplied with first-class equipments, horses, cars, etc., andhas done a very successful business for the one year it hasbeen in operation. THE FITCHBURG BOARD OF TRADE. The principal mercantile organi-zations of the city are the Board ofTrade and the Merchants Associa-tion. The Fitchburg Board ofTrade, the oldest organization ofthe kind, is an association of busi-ness men that has made itself felt inpublic as well as commercial was organized in May, 1874. ^n1876 the board moved into its roomsin the Post-Office and Board of Trade building. Its officersare: President, Dr. George Jewett, (sketch in Chapter V.,).
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