The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . 334, E ? &£ • ??jz:.- ?. CHARLES PARKER. Charles Parker, born in Lisbon, May 21, 1S26, died in that town August was educated in the town schools, at Newbury seminary, and at Phillips acad-emy, Danville, Vt. In 1851 he formed with James R. Young a partnership whichcontinued until Mr. Youngs death in 1884. They were at first engaged in themercantile and manufactuing business at Lyman, but in 1S56 extended the scopeof their operations to Lisbon. After Mr. Youngs death the Parker & YoungManufacturing Company was for
The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . 334, E ? &£ • ??jz:.- ?. CHARLES PARKER. Charles Parker, born in Lisbon, May 21, 1S26, died in that town August was educated in the town schools, at Newbury seminary, and at Phillips acad-emy, Danville, Vt. In 1851 he formed with James R. Young a partnership whichcontinued until Mr. Youngs death in 1884. They were at first engaged in themercantile and manufactuing business at Lyman, but in 1S56 extended the scopeof their operations to Lisbon. After Mr. Youngs death the Parker & YoungManufacturing Company was formed with Mr. Parker as its treasurer and generalmanager. He had represented both Lyman and Lisbon in the legislature and wasone of the first directors of the Lisbon bank. Of unflagging energy, determinedand resolute, the town of Lisbon owes to him more than to any other one man hergrowth and present prosperity. He is survived by a wife, two daughters and a son. JEROME C. BUTLER. Col. Jerome Camillas Butler of Portsmouth died at his summer home on WallisSands, Rye, August 23. He was born at St
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