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Title: The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress
Year: 1877 (1870s)
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Publisher: (Concord, N.H. : J.N. McClintock)
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Capt. C W. Hcdgdon. V\ S*^ $? Col. Stark Felloes. which make the opposite sex great, editor and ex-mayor of that city, wasShe has accomplished wonders in the also a scholar here. management of the institution sinceshe assumed full charge of its manydepartments, and with her shrewdbusiness capacity and knowledge ofcountry produce has increased the The academy founded by MosesCartland was pleasantly situated neara small wood, and the place waschristened by him Clinton Grove, in honor of DeWitt Clinton, the 34o A SKETCH OF WEARE, engineer of the Erie canal. In con- Josiah G. Dearborn of South Wearenection with this school may be men- was for many years a teacher in Bos-tioned several men who have had ton, and afterward a lawyer in Man-marked success as teachers, and who Chester, where he was appointed post-
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at onein this Friends North Meeting-house.Universalis!, Weare Centre. Friends South Meeting-house.Episcopal, East Weare. master by President Cleveland in1886. This office he held until thechange of administration. He servedalso as state treasurer in 1874. Hisbrother. Heman Allen Dearborn, is a time practised their profession professor of Latin in Tufts College. little rural district. Henrv Thorndike, a son of Thomas Village Churches.Baptist, East Weare. Union Churcr, South Weare.Congregational North Weare. A SKETCH OF WE A RE. 34* Thonidike, a leading Quaker in town,taught, with his wife, for many yearsin Xew England and Iowa, and after-ward among several tribes in IndianTerritory. Charles H. Jones, of Maine, wasa Quaker minister of distinction inthe society, and has since carried 011boarding schools at Vassalborough,Maine. Hervey Cowell was also fromMaine and is now at the head of theflourishing Ashburnham Academy atAshburnham, Mass. One of Weares early teachers wasJudge David Cross

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