Gli uomini di progresso; biografie e ritratti di leader nel mondo degli affari e della vita professionale nello stato di Rhode Island e le piantagioni di Providence . GrandHigh Sacerdote del Grand Royal Arch Capitolo ofRhode Isola e Grand Commander del GrandCommandery dei Cavalieri Templari di Massachusettsand Rhode Island; egli ha anche preso il Crypticdegrees e quelli dell'A. E A. Rito Scozzese.Per molti anni fu attivamente collegato con theFire Dipartimento di Central Falls, e servita asfireman per diciannove anni. Egli è stato un mem-ber del Central cade Chiesa congregazionale poiché1855 e F

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Men of progress; biographical sketches and portraits of leaders in business and professional life in the state of Rhode Island and Providence plantations . GrandHigh Priest of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter ofRhode Island, and Grand Commander of the GrandCommandery of Knights Templar of Massachusettsand Rhode Island; he has also taken the Crypticdegrees and those of the A. and A. Scottish Rite.For many years he was actively connected with theFire Department of Central Falls, and served asfireman for nineteen years. He has been a mem-ber of the Central Falls Congregational Church since1855, and for twelve years he has been the efficient 176 MEN OF PROGRESS. Superintendent of its Sunday School. Mr. Freemanwas married, in 1858, to Miss Emma E. Brown ofCentral Falls; they have five children living: Wil-liam C, president of the Taber Art Company, NewBedford, Mass.; Joseph W., in business with hisfather; Emma R., now Mrs. John A. Moore ofRichmond, Va.; Rev. Edward, Methodist ministerat Schuylkill Haven, Pa., and Lucy J. Freeman, nowa senior at Wellesley College. GRANGER, William Smith, President of theGranger Foundry and Machine Company, Provi-. W. S. GRANGER. dence, was born in Pittsford, Vt., September 19, 1834, son of Chester and Mary Page (Smith)Granger. He is lineally descended from LauncelotGranger, who emigrated to this country in 1640, settled in Newbury, Mass., and removed in 1672 toSuffield, Conn.; he was one of the original proprie-tors of that town, and was wounded in the KingPhilip war. Among others of his ancestry wereRev. Peter Bulkeley, the founder of Concord, Mass.;Gershom Bulkeley, Surgeon in the Colonial Army;Charles Chauncy, President of Harvard University;Jonathan Prescott, Captain in the Colonial 7rmy;and William Aspinwall, one of the founders of Mas-sachusetts Bay Colony. His early education was acquired at Salem, New York, and Burr Seminaryat Manchester, Vt., supplemented by one yearsstudy at Lyon and Friezes School in Providence, previous to entering

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