Book of Biographies
Book of Biographies
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Was married to George A. Davison, who was born in Sutton, Canada, March 3. 1852. At the age of eighteen he began to support him- self as a telegraph operator. At length desiring a more active out-door life, he became a brakcman on the road between Sutton and Xewport. \t After a thorough trial of that branch of the railway service, he secured em- ])Ioyment in a box factory at Nashua. While en- gaged in his work in the box factory he was offered a position in the general superintendent's ofiRce o...f the P.. & M. R. R. , under the adminis- tration of Joseph A. Dodge, and accepted it. About 1874 he took charge of the station at Woodsville, and filled the duties of that position with ability and unexcelled thoroughness, and making many friends in the village by his care- ful administration. He held the position until his death, Feb. 23, 1887. He was a man of fine a])pearance, and withal a most genial and com- panionable friend and acquaintance. He was a prominent member in the I. O. O. F. , being ad- jutant-general of the Patriarchs Militant.
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Was married to George A. Davison, who was born in Sutton, Canada, March 3. 1852. At the age of eighteen he began to support him- self as a telegraph operator. At length desiring a more active out-door life, he became a brakcman on the road between Sutton and Xewport. \t After a thorough trial of that branch of the railway service, he secured em- ])Ioyment in a box factory at Nashua. While en- gaged in his work in the box factory he was offered a position in the general superintendent's ofiRce o...f the P.. & M. R. R. , under the adminis- tration of Joseph A. Dodge, and accepted it. About 1874 he took charge of the station at Woodsville, and filled the duties of that position with ability and unexcelled thoroughness, and making many friends in the village by his care- ful administration. He held the position until his death, Feb. 23, 1887. He was a man of fine a])pearance, and withal a most genial and com- panionable friend and acquaintance. He was a prominent member in the I. O. O. F. , being ad- jutant-general of the Patriarchs Militant.
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