Preceded by Frank D. Stafford Succeeded by Charles L. Frink | Political party Republican Name John Waterhouse | |
Born March 1, 1870
East Greenwich, New York ( 1870-03-01 ) Died April 29, 1948(1948-04-29) (aged 78)
Springfield, Massachusetts Spouse(s) Charlotte Archer, (d. 1913) Children John A. Waterhouse;
William S. Waterhouse;
Charlotte L. Waterhouse | ||
John H. Waterhouse was an American businessman and politician who served as the 7th Mayor of North Adams, Massachusetts.
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1908 Election
Waterhouse was elected Mayor of North Adams in the election held on December 15, 1908.
1909 Election
Waterhouse was reelected in December 1909. In 1909 he defeated the Democratic party candidate, John H. Riley, by a majority of 262 votes. The vote totals were 1648 for Waterhouse, and 1386 for Riley.
Business career
Waterhouse began his career in the wool industry working at a wool mill in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Waterhouse was, with Theodore Howard, a member of the manufacturing firm of Waterhouse and Howard which, in 1905 leased the Eagle Mill in North Adams and operated it as a wollen mill. Waterhouse was the operator of Blackinton Woolen Mill in North Adams from 1910 to its liquidation in 1939.