Ethan is born. upd 03/19/00

Family Photo Albums:
"OLINDUS F KENDALL" Born, Monroe, Ohio; February 13 1844
Manufaturer of L. C. Chase &er; Co. in 
Men of Massachusetts: A Collection of Portraits of Representative 
Men in Business and Professional Life in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
By Boston Press Club

Published by The Club, 1903

Original from Harvard University P281




Massachusetts Board of Education 1863
Adult Evening School. — This school during the last winter was under 
the charge of Henry A. Hubbard, principal, and Robert Parsons, assistant, 
the former having the supervision of the whole school and teaching the 
male department, and the latter teaching the female department. It was 
held in one of the basement rooms in the City Hall building, as in the 
previous year. It commenced December 12, 1860, and closed March 22, 
1861, after a term of fifteen weeks. The report of the principal contains 
the following statement :
"The whole number of scholars in attendance has been 92. The average 
attendance has been about 62. The larger proportion of pupils have been 
males, and, with very few exceptions, the school has been composed 
entirely of foreigners. A large majority of the scholars have manifested a 
desire to learn, and have made creditable progress. The general order, 
appearance and advancement of the school have been as fair as could be 
expected from a promiscuously attended evening school. Not a few scholars 
might be mentioned who have done themselves much credit. One of them, 
Olindus Kendall, 18 or 19 years old, is deserving of particular notice, as 
having set the school a fine example of punctuality, studiousness and good 
behavior. Five or six of the male department, and about as many of the 
female department, have been very regular and punctual, having attended 
almost constantly."