He joined the Navy on January 18, 1908 as a shipwright and served on the USS Hist (a tender to the 2nd Submarine Division) until October 1908 when she was assigned to the Cape Cruz-Casilda (Cuba) hydrographic surveying expedition in the Caribbean as a supply and dispatch vessel. On January 17, 1912 he left the Navy as carpenter 1st class
During his 4 years in the U.S. Navy, he was also part of the crew that raised the "Maine", sunk off the coat of Cuba.
He served five terms as a city councilman from Ward 5 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and also served five terms in the New Hampshire State legislature.
During his 4 years in the U.S. Navy, he was also part of the crew that raised the "Maine", sunk off the coat of Cuba.
He served five terms as a city councilman from Ward 5 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and also served five terms in the New Hampshire State legislature.
He joined the Navy on January 18, 1908 as a shipwright and served on the USS Hist (a tender to the 2nd Submarine Division) until October 1908 when she was assigned to the Cape Cruz-Casilda (Cuba) hydrographic surveying expedition in the Caribbean as a supply and dispatch vessel. On January 17, 1912 he left the Navy as carpenter 1st class
During his 4 years in the U.S. Navy, he was also part of the crew that raised the "Maine", sunk off the coat of Cuba.
He served five terms as a city councilman from Ward 5 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and also served five terms in the New Hampshire State legislature.
During his 4 years in the U.S. Navy, he was also part of the crew that raised the "Maine", sunk off the coat of Cuba.
He served five terms as a city councilman from Ward 5 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and also served five terms in the New Hampshire State legislature.
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