Whittemore was born on June 3, 1896, in Reading, Massachusetts to father Frederick Ellsworth Whittemore and mother Edith Lillian Easterbrook. Frederick was principal of Reading High School. In 1904, Fredrick was given the position of Superintendent of South Hadley-Granby Schools, and the Whittemores moved to South Hadley, Massachusetts. Whittemore attended and graduated from South Hadley High School in 1913. Whittemore attended Harvard University and in 1917, graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry.[2][3]
For two years after his graduation from Harvard, Whittemore served in the Army of the United States as a lieutenant in Company B, 168th Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division, where he spent most of his time in France and Germany. Whittemore noted that if not for the war, it was likely he would have become a chemist.[3]
Whittemore was married in 1924 to Suvia Lanice Paton. He had three children: Suvia, Elizabeth and Arthur Whittemore. Whittemore and his family lived in Hingham, Massachusetts.[3]
In 1942, Whittemore served as a Special Assistant Attorney General to deal with the reorganization of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad and the Old Colony Railroad. Additionally he was a member of several presidentially appointed boards dealing with fact-finding in railroad labor disputes.[3][2]
arthur, whittemore, american, football, basketball, player, coach, arthur, whittemore, arthur, easterbrook, whittemore, june, 1896, october, 1969, justice, massachusetts, supreme, judicial, court, from, 1955, 1969, appointed, governor, christian, herter, whitt. For the American football and basketball player and coach see Arthur H Whittemore Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore June 3 1896 October 1 1969 was a justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court from 1955 to 1969 He was appointed by Governor Christian Herter 1 Whittemore was born on June 3 1896 in Reading Massachusetts to father Frederick Ellsworth Whittemore and mother Edith Lillian Easterbrook Frederick was principal of Reading High School In 1904 Fredrick was given the position of Superintendent of South Hadley Granby Schools and the Whittemores moved to South Hadley Massachusetts Whittemore attended and graduated from South Hadley High School in 1913 Whittemore attended Harvard University and in 1917 graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry 2 3 For two years after his graduation from Harvard Whittemore served in the Army of the United States as a lieutenant in Company B 168th Regiment 42nd Infantry Division where he spent most of his time in France and Germany Whittemore noted that if not for the war it was likely he would have become a chemist 3 Upon returning from war Whittemore decided to enroll in Harvard Law School in 1919 He graduated in 1922 and joined the law firm Nutter McClennen amp Fish a firm founded by Louis D Brandeis and Samuel D Warren II He was made a partner in 1930 3 Whittemore was married in 1924 to Suvia Lanice Paton He had three children Suvia Elizabeth and Arthur Whittemore Whittemore and his family lived in Hingham Massachusetts 3 In 1942 Whittemore served as a Special Assistant Attorney General to deal with the reorganization of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and the Old Colony Railroad Additionally he was a member of several presidentially appointed boards dealing with fact finding in railroad labor disputes 3 2 In October 1955 Whittemore was appointed to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court by Governor Christian A Herter serving thereafter until his death 2 Whittemore died on October 1 1969 at his home in Hingham 2 References edit sjc 2013 10 31 Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore Court System Retrieved 2017 06 07 a b c d Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore Mass gov Retrieved 2019 12 26 a b c d e Bartlett K S October 2 1955 State s New Judge Has a Green Thumb The Boston Globe Political offices Preceded byHenry Lummus Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court1955 1969 Succeeded byFrancis Quirico Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Arthur Whittemore amp oldid 1156392166, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
