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In Canton Mass. the fire dept had a horn at the fire house that was used to call in off duty fire fighters in case of a large fire. Using a series of blasts to signify the box number they knew where to go. Also blew one blast at noon each day. The advent of pagers did away with the need for it but they continued the noon blast until it broke down.
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