Rowe Brothers Lighter Fleet Guides Atlantic Dredging
Richmond firm founded about fifteen years ago by the three Rowe brothers and Noble Maxwell operates four powerful lighters with a large crew. The company, incorporated in the 1900s with 100000 in capital, builds breakwaters and docks for Standard Oil, dredges along the Kennebec River, and worked on the Swan Island breakwater using 38000 tons of stone.
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Rowe Brothers of
Richmond
Atlantic Coast
Rowe Brothers
Noble Maxwell
Maxwell
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Standard Oil Comecty
Portland
Kennebec River
Beet Rock
Swan Island
Phippsburg Boy Becomes Boston Architect Edwin H. Oliver
Edwin H. Oliver of Phippsburg, born to the late John and Elizabeth Oliver, moved to Boston as a boy. He trained under Winslow & Averill, later partnering in a firm now at 6 Beacon Street with Lemont D. Litchfield and Edward L. Rawson. Oliver married Mabel Todd, has daughter Dorothy, and designed notable buildings such as the Masonic Temple on Warren Street Roxbury, costing near 100000 dollars.
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Edwin HH. Oliver
Boston
Aite Oliver
Whippsburg
John and
Elizabeth Oliver
Winslow & Averill, Architects
Mae
Masonic
Warren Street
Roxbury
New England
Independent
Oliver
Dorothy
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