Dan Smith Takes Sam Lodge's Place

Dan Smith Takes Sam Lodge's Place, Camden Post-Telegram, July 11, 1913
Camden Post-Telegram, July 11, 1913
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DAN SMITH TAKES SAM LODGE'S PLACE After a service of twenty-seven years, Fireman Samuel Lodge, of No. 3 Engine Company, was retired last night by City Council on recommendation of the Fire Committee. The veteran fighter of the flames will go out of service on August 1. Lodge has had many experiences in fighting the flames in the years he has been in harness, and ever since its organization he has been a member of the Centreville company. "Sam" has always been generally well liked, so that his passing into retirement has the well wishes of his host of friends, who hope he will have many years of pleasure and enjoyment. His letter of resignation also contained thanks to the Fire Committee and officials of the department for their kindnesses of the past. Daniel Smith was appointed regular engineer to take Lodge's place. This is a popular appointment for "Dan" is very favorably known among the younger element. He has been connected at No. 3 for nearly a decade. Robert Whitley was made a regular stoker at No. 3, while Joseph Nevins was appointed an engineer to go from house to house to fill in on the "days off" of other engineers. John H. Carroll was given the contract to furnish horses to the Department at $315 each.

After a service of twenty-seven years, Fireman Samuel Lodge, of No. 3 Engine Company, was retired last night by City Council on recommendation of the Fire Committee. The veteran fighter of the flames will go out of service on August 1.

Lodge has had many experiences in fighting the flames in the years he has been in harness, and ever since its organization he has been a member of the Centreville company. “Sam” has always been generally well liked, so that his passing into retirement has the well wishes of his host of friends, who hope he will have many years of pleasure and enjoyment. His letter of resignation also contained thanks to the Fire Committee and officials of the department for their kindnesses of the past.

Daniel Smith was appointed regular engineer to take Lodge's place. This is a popular appointment for “Dan” is very favorably known among the younger element. He has been connected at No. 3 for nearly a decade.

Robert Whitley was made a regular stoker at No. 3, while Joseph Nevins was appointed an engineer to go from house to house to fill in on the “days off” of other engineers.

John H. Carroll was given the contract to furnish horses to the Department at $315 each.

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