Charles returns

Charles can vanish behind Frank's writing. This paper gives him back responsibility, experience, and weight.

Charles Leaves Boston Edison to Rejoin the Firm facsimile — Charles returns from Boston Edison

Trade note / June 5, 1897

Charles returns from the station world

The trade item gives Charles six years in Boston Edison station construction and operation. It restores the practical brother to the center of the family undertaking.

Where this page comes from Electrical World, June 5, 1897

Why it changes the telling Charles can vanish behind Frank's writing. This paper gives him back responsibility, experience, and weight.

How far it carries us It carries Charles's station experience and return to the office. It stands beside later career papers rather than replacing them.

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CHARLES E. PATTISON RETURNS TO ACTIVE PATTISON BROTHERS WORK Electrical World, June 5, 1897 Local OCR note.

Internet Archive item: sim_electrical-world_1897-06-05_29_23 Leaf/object: 42 Pattern: active part in the business of Pattison Brothers Item URL: https://archive.org/details/sim_electrical-world_1897-06-05_29_23

Island City, N. Y., and has had a wide experience in multiphase current work, of which the new company Electric Illuminating & Power Company, Long will make a specialty. MR. D. W. nooga, Tenn., made THe HUGHES, of the Central ELECTRICAI ChattaMr. Hughes a good business in its insulator pins, brackManufacturing Company, Wor-p a call during the week. states that his company is doing ets, cross-arms, etc. Fire recently destroyed part of one of the company’s Work is now going on as usual, and the company is filling orders with its usual promptness. mills, but the damage did not interfere with active business. MR, CHARLES E. PATTISON, for the past six years in charge of the construction and operation of the stations of the Edison Electric Illuminating Company, of Boston, has made arrangements to give up his position and to again take an active part in the business of Pattison Brothers, consulting and supervising engineers, of this city. He will continue until January 1 to give part of his time to finishing up the construction work now in progress for the Boston Edison Company, but is at liberty from the present time to act as engineer for other concerns who may desire his services.