The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Auburn, Me., in 1866 to accept a professorship in the Lockwoodacademy, subsequently the Adelphi, of Brooklyn. At the time of his death hewas professor of Latin and Greek and superintendent of the collegiate departmentthere. GERRY MORGAN. • , . ?*? Gerry Morgan was born at Francestown, August 10, 1828, and died at Frye-burg, Me., August 3. He was a California r4Qer and remained on th ?acriiccoast 17 years. On his return he engaged in the manufacture of J; s ?jid boxpegs. He was a member of the New Hampshire legislature
The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Auburn, Me., in 1866 to accept a professorship in the Lockwoodacademy, subsequently the Adelphi, of Brooklyn. At the time of his death hewas professor of Latin and Greek and superintendent of the collegiate departmentthere. GERRY MORGAN. • , . ?*? Gerry Morgan was born at Francestown, August 10, 1828, and died at Frye-burg, Me., August 3. He was a California r4Qer and remained on th ?acriiccoast 17 years. On his return he engaged in the manufacture of J; s ?jid boxpegs. He was a member of the New Hampshire legislature for several years andintroduced and carried through that body a bill giving to schools free text-books,this state being the first in the Union to adopt such a measure. GEORGE W. HAVEN. George Wallace Haven died at Portsmouth August 7 at the age of 88 was for many years a director of the National bank and had alsoserved as trustee of the New Hampshire Insane Asylum. He is survived by awidow, a son, and a daughter, the wife of Chief Justice WW
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