Le Worcester de dix-huit cent quatre-vingt-dix-huit années Fightty une ville . le Worcester Club. Hemarried Emma Watts Lombard, fille du capitaine John et Martha(Donné) Lombard, en 1868, elle est aussi une ascendance fmrn Rev-olutoire directe. Ils ont un fils, Walter L. Johnson, Charles Hudson Carpenter, le deuxième membre de l'entreprise, qui a été lié au magasin pendant trente-trois ans, est né à Douglas, Kay Ias-sachusetts, fils de Siba et Melinda Carpenter, le 4 octobre 1839. Il a campeto Worcester quand un garçon, et a reçu son éducation dans les écoles publiques de la ville. Il est entré dans

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The Worcester of eighteen hundred and ninety-eightFifty years a city . the Worcester Club. Hemarried Emma Watts Lombard, daughter of Captain John and Martha(Given) Lombard, in 1868, she also being a direct descendant fmrn Rev-olutionary ancestry. They have one son, Walter L. Johnson, Charles Hudson Carpenter, the second member of the firm, who has beenconnected with the store for thirty-three years, was born in Douglas, ]Ias-sachusetts, son of Siba and Melinda Carpenter, October 4, 1839. He cameto Worcester when a boy, and received his education in the public schools otthe city. He entered into employment with Henry O. Clark, in the fancydry-goods business then in the Dickinson building, but who removed soonafter to the Clark, nnw the Walker building. Later Martin Slowe suc-ceeded to Mr, II. (). Clarks business, and upon his death Mr. H. L, Stowepurchased the stock of his uncle Martins estate, Mr. Carpenter thenengaging with the J. H. Clarke & Company, and remaining in that situationimtil he entered into the firm in 1882. The Worcester of tSgS. 419. CARPENTER. Mr. Carpenter early identified himselfwith the Methodist Church on Parkstreet, and was one of the first officialboard of Grace M. E. Church, which wasorganized and for a time worshiped inWashburn Hall, with Reverend J. O.Peck, D. D., first pastor. Mr. Carpenteris now the only present official who hasserved continuously as steward or trusteeto the present date, and has been honoredwith nearly every office in the church.He was one of the original members ofthe Young Mens Christian Association, and is a life member of the WorcesterCounty ilechanics Association; Monta-cute Lodge, A. F. and A. M. ; WorcesterLodge of Perfection: and a member ofWorcester Board of Trade.October 10, i860, Mr. Carpenter married Abbie L. Warden, daughter ofthe late John Warden, a well-known merchant tailor and real-estate ownerof Worcester. Of two daughters, Minniola Louise died at the age of nine-teen, and Lillian Gertrude survives. Tho

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