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100 Years Ago: Dep. Sheriff Adams Makes First Official Appearance
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May 27,1911: Three Jurors Drawn at Aldermanic Special
Deputy Sheriff A.J. Adams made his first appearance in his official capacity before the board of Aldermen Friday evening, when three jurors for the criminal session of the superior court in Cambridge June 5 were drawn. The session of the board occurred in the mayor's office and the names drawn were John Dalton, 126 Liberty St., F.S. Dewey, Sr., 17 Mechanic St. and John L. Stone, 49 West Main St.
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