The Medford Historical Register volume 13
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Vol. XVI. APRIL, 1913. No. 2.
MEDFORD'S POSTMASTERS.
By Irving B. Farnum.
[Read before the Medford Historical Society, March i8, 1912. ] THE first post-ofifice in Medford was established in 1797 and was on the site of the present City Hall. President John Adams appointed Samuel Buel as the first postmaster in September, 1797. Mr. Buel came to Medford from Somesbury, Conn. , about 1796. In addi- tion to serving as postmaster, he filled the position of town treasurer until 1798. William Rogers su...cceeded Mr. Buel on July 21, 1813, serving as postmaster for fif- teen years, the oflfice being continued in its original location.
On May 17, 1S28, Luther Angier was appointed post- master, succeeding Mr. Rogers, and the office was re- moved to his drug store, in a building on Main street, at the rear end of Town Hall site. Mr. Angier later was in the coal business, building the first coal wharf in Medford. He later sold out the coal business to Joseph C. Chandler.
On April 6, 1839, Samuel S. Green was appointed and served as postmaster two years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vol. XVI. APRIL, 1913. No. 2.
MEDFORD'S POSTMASTERS.
By Irving B. Farnum.
[Read before the Medford Historical Society, March i8, 1912. ] THE first post-ofifice in Medford was established in 1797 and was on the site of the present City Hall. President John Adams appointed Samuel Buel as the first postmaster in September, 1797. Mr. Buel came to Medford from Somesbury, Conn. , about 1796. In addi- tion to serving as postmaster, he filled the position of town treasurer until 1798. William Rogers su...cceeded Mr. Buel on July 21, 1813, serving as postmaster for fif- teen years, the oflfice being continued in its original location.
On May 17, 1S28, Luther Angier was appointed post- master, succeeding Mr. Rogers, and the office was re- moved to his drug store, in a building on Main street, at the rear end of Town Hall site. Mr. Angier later was in the coal business, building the first coal wharf in Medford. He later sold out the coal business to Joseph C. Chandler.
On April 6, 1839, Samuel S. Green was appointed and served as postmaster two years.
What to read after The Medford Historical Register volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H P Helena Petrovna Blavatsky to read onlineMoreLess
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