Rowe Brothers Lighter Fleet Dredges Coast Works
The Richmond based Rowe brothers and Nelle Maxwell formed a heavy dredging and lightering company about fifteen years ago. A 1915 incorporation with capital stock funded four lighters and a ten man crew. They build a Plymouth breakwater and docks for Standard Oil in Portland, with major work along the Kennebec River and Swan Island.
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Brathers
Nelle Maxwell
Richmond
Maxwell
Plymouth
Miassachusetts
Standard Oil Company
Portland
Kennebeck River
Beet Rock
Phippsburg Boy Becomes Noted Boston Architect
Edwin Hi Oliver, a Phippsburg native, rose from youth drawing and carpentry to join Winslow & Averill in Boston. He later formed a firm with Lemont D. Litchfield and Edward Rawson, now at 1 Beacon Street. Oliver designed the Roxbury Masonic Building on Warren Street, valued at about 100 000, and resides with wife Mabel Todd and daughter Dorothy.
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Hie
Lemont D. Litchfield
Edward §. Rawson
Beacon Street
Boston
Oliver
Masonic
Warren Street
Roxbury
New England
Independent
Dorothy
Oliver Hone
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Rowe Brothers of
Atlantic Coast
Swan Island
Vanweee
Ange
Reldangce
Commercial Street Dock
Great Lakes
Prggb Veisy Prom
Fpardanm
Mes
Shepard
Bath
Phippsburg
Lwiteh
Rilaeleth Olver
Pask
Piitdeeni
Drawiline
Reston
Barts
Offces
Winslow & Averill
Hosten
Mr Oliver
Mise Mabel
Todd
Willam Todd
Georgetown
Little Doroth
Dorothy Oliver
Pik Olinger
Abstidence