Son of John and Eliza (Warren) Paine
He spent his life deeply involved in the business of Troy. In 1854 he joined as a partner in the Troy Malleable Iron Co, that had been founded in 1850 by George Harrison and William Knight.
In 1886 with his brother-in-law, John A. Manning they established the Olympus mills on River Street, where they made manilla paper.
Among his many accomplishments and contributions to the town he resided in were:
Director of the Bank of Troy
Trustee of Emma A. Willard Female Academy
President of the Manufacturing Assn.
One time director of the Y.M.C.A.
A trustee at the State St. ME Church
He married Sarah G. Manning.
He spent his life deeply involved in the business of Troy. In 1854 he joined as a partner in the Troy Malleable Iron Co, that had been founded in 1850 by George Harrison and William Knight.
In 1886 with his brother-in-law, John A. Manning they established the Olympus mills on River Street, where they made manilla paper.
Among his many accomplishments and contributions to the town he resided in were:
Director of the Bank of Troy
Trustee of Emma A. Willard Female Academy
President of the Manufacturing Assn.
One time director of the Y.M.C.A.
A trustee at the State St. ME Church
He married Sarah G. Manning.
Son of John and Eliza (Warren) Paine
He spent his life deeply involved in the business of Troy. In 1854 he joined as a partner in the Troy Malleable Iron Co, that had been founded in 1850 by George Harrison and William Knight.
In 1886 with his brother-in-law, John A. Manning they established the Olympus mills on River Street, where they made manilla paper.
Among his many accomplishments and contributions to the town he resided in were:
Director of the Bank of Troy
Trustee of Emma A. Willard Female Academy
President of the Manufacturing Assn.
One time director of the Y.M.C.A.
A trustee at the State St. ME Church
He married Sarah G. Manning.
He spent his life deeply involved in the business of Troy. In 1854 he joined as a partner in the Troy Malleable Iron Co, that had been founded in 1850 by George Harrison and William Knight.
In 1886 with his brother-in-law, John A. Manning they established the Olympus mills on River Street, where they made manilla paper.
Among his many accomplishments and contributions to the town he resided in were:
Director of the Bank of Troy
Trustee of Emma A. Willard Female Academy
President of the Manufacturing Assn.
One time director of the Y.M.C.A.
A trustee at the State St. ME Church
He married Sarah G. Manning.
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