BOSTON SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP. [December 15, 1920] (page 9) WHITE, DAVID JOSEPH, Quincy, Mass. (Age 37, b. Quincy, Mass.) Educated in the public schools of Quincy and evening class in mechanical engineering at the Boston Y.M.C.A. From 1901 to 1904 , draftsman and foreman, Quincy Quarries Co.; 1904 to 1909 , general foreman and inspector with Ryan-Parker Construction Co., Stonington, Me., during the construction of Riverside Drive, New York, and steel and masonry piers for Manhattan Bridge, New York; 1910, in charge of cofferdam work for sea-wall of Ayer Mill in Merrimack River at Lawrence, Mass.; 1911, estimator with Cashman & Sons Co., Quincy, Mass., during the construction of Sandy Bay Breakwater and various railroad and bridge contracts; and since 1911, with the Bay State Dredging & Contracting Co., and acting as general manager of that company.
