Fifty Years a Dry Goods Merchant in New Jersey
Loring Potter Dunham, head of S. P. Dunham & Co. of Trenton, marks fifty years in the dry goods trade on October 9. Born 1842, he rose from clerk to head of a major department store, living in Trenton since 1882 after early work in Rahway, Bedminster, Pottsville, and Somerville. He is Civil War veteran, family man, and active Presbyterian and YMCA leader with an upcoming company celebration.
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Rahway
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Bedminster
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8.P. Dunham & Company
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Scudder
Dunham
S. P. Dunham & Co
Edward Woodruf Dunham
8. P. Dunham & Co
New Jersey Volunteers
Washington
Fredricksburg
Third Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Portland
Oregon
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Tranton Association
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Corporation of
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Vicinity
Clergy Endorse Taft High Minded Christian Gentleman
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