Central Vermont #30

Locomotive· unit

2 facts

Date	Statement	Source	Status
1893-04-14≥	By April 14, 1893, No. 30, which had been up the line when No. 6 ran off the track near the C.P.R. crossing on the Monday, had not been able to get back to Ottawa and was stationed, with No. 6, near "Doyle's cut", a few miles from Carp, where men were working night and day.	Almonte Gazette 1893-04-14(Carp News: "Engine and No. 30, which was up at the...)
1893-09-22	Locomotive No. 30, a Central Vermont engine that had been in use by the Canada Atlantic for several years, now ran the Parry Sound morning train; the engine had been in use all summer on the Hawkesbury branch.	Ottawa Free Press 1893-09-22(Transcribed by Colin J. Churcher in 'Local Railway...)

Used for several years on the Hawkesbury Branch