The following is extracted from our own records:--

"He became interested in the business of this Company by a transfer of

shares October 17, 1881.

"Upon the death of Mr. John Revere he was chosen Director and President,

which offices he continued to fill until his death.

"He never failed to give the active managers of the business the benefit

of his large experience and his exceptionally sound judgment. His

convictions were positive, frankly expressed, and without the least

concealment, but never in the manner of factious criticism. His generous

and kindly encouragement, his philosophic estimate of the value of

mistakes and misfortunes, were always a support and incentive.

"Until his final sickness his mental powers remained unabated; and he

never ceased to give his hearty endorsement to every effort made for the

advancement of the business, the good name and stability of the Company.

"His cheerful and inspiring presence, which made his visits here so

extremely enjoyable, will be seriously and for a long time sadly

missed."

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