Charles Adams (ice Hockey) - Grocery Career

Grocery Career

After graduating from Jenney Business College in Enosburgh, Vermont, Adams moved to Springfield, Vermont where he worked for his uncle Oscar Adams' wholesale grocery business. After working for a time as a traveling grocer and tobacco salesman, Adams moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he became treasurer of the New England Maple Syrup Company. He later worked for the Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Company banking and brokerage firm.

Adams left Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Company to work for the John T. Connor Company, which later became the First National Store chain.

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