. The Londonderry celebration. Exercises on the 150th anniversary of the settlement of old Nutfield, comprising the towns of Londonderry, Derry, Windham, and parts of Manchester, Hudson and Salem, , June 10, 1869. . alamity if Congress failed to pass the bill, under whichthe first monitor was built, is supposed to have carriedthe measure. His success in life has enabled him to aid others, and toeducate four sons for the learned professions. REY. C. M. DINSMORE. Cadford M. Dinsmore, son of John T. G. Dinsmore, wasborn in Windham, N. H., August 20, 1826. Subseqentlyhis parents moved to Derry
. The Londonderry celebration. Exercises on the 150th anniversary of the settlement of old Nutfield, comprising the towns of Londonderry, Derry, Windham, and parts of Manchester, Hudson and Salem, , June 10, 1869. . alamity if Congress failed to pass the bill, under whichthe first monitor was built, is supposed to have carriedthe measure. His success in life has enabled him to aid others, and toeducate four sons for the learned professions. REY. C. M. DINSMORE. Cadford M. Dinsmore, son of John T. G. Dinsmore, wasborn in Windham, N. H., August 20, 1826. Subseqentlyhis parents moved to Derry. His time, during his minority,was divided between laboring on the farm, attending schooland teaching. He pursued his preparatory studies at therinkerton Academy and the Seminary at SanborntonBridge, and graduated at the Wesleyan University, Mid-dletown. Conn., in the class of 1851. He studied theologyat Concord, N. H. Before entering the ministry, he wasprincipal of the Academy at Andover. November 23, 1852, he married Miss Cornelia P. Hall,of Colchester, Conn. Since he joined the New HampshireAnnual Conference of the Methodist Espiscopal Church,he has been stationed at the following places, viz.: Peter- ASTO;. 87 borough, Rindge, Newmarket, Simcook, Lawrence, Mass.,Great Falls, Newport, Keene and Portsmouth. In 1854 he was elected a member of the Legislature,and in 1866 received the appointment of Commissioner ofCommon Schools for Sullivan County and member of theBoard of Education for the state. During the late war heserved for a time in the Christian Commission, chiefly atFortress Monroe and Petersburg. Mr. Dinsmore is an able and highly successful preacherof the gospel in the denomination to which he energy of character and general ability have won forhim an enviable position in the New Hampshire Con-ference. ADJUTANT-GENEIIAL NATT HEAD. Adjutant-General Natt Head was born in Hooksett,N. H., May 20,1828. His father. Colonel John Head, whodied in 1836, was a fa
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