. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. lsuccess, on account of proximity to the excellent marketsafforded by Massachusetts cities, prominent amongwhich is Haverhill; and Atkinson, one of the best agri-cultural towns in Rockingham count3s is particularlyfavored in that it adjoins this flourishing city whose mar-ket advantages are among the best. The leading farmer of Atkinson, and one of the mostextensive milk producers in the state, is Herbert N, Saw-yer, son of Jesse x\u-gustus and ElizabethB. (Noyes) Sawyer,who was born on thefarm where he nowresides, and which hasever bee
. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. lsuccess, on account of proximity to the excellent marketsafforded by Massachusetts cities, prominent amongwhich is Haverhill; and Atkinson, one of the best agri-cultural towns in Rockingham count3s is particularlyfavored in that it adjoins this flourishing city whose mar-ket advantages are among the best. The leading farmer of Atkinson, and one of the mostextensive milk producers in the state, is Herbert N, Saw-yer, son of Jesse x\u-gustus and ElizabethB. (Noyes) Sawyer,who was born on thefarm where he nowresides, and which hasever been his home,July 6, i860. Thisfarm, which is locatednear the southern bor-der of the town, abouta mile and a half fromthe Academy village,and six miles fromHaverhill, was pur-chased by Mr. Saw-yers father, who wasa native of Atkinson,reared on another of its excellent farms, in 1853, and hasbeen materially improved since that time. The land hasbeen brought into an excellent state of cultivation, and thebuildings are among the most commodious and complete. Herbert N. Sawyer.
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