. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. r of that body, as well as secre-tary of the house committee on agriculture. His voicewas often heard on the floor of the house, and in thecommittee rooms, in favor of any measure which he believed to be for thebenefit of the the close of the ses-sion he was invited tothe room of the com-mittee, and was takencompletely by surprisewhen one of the mem-bers, Mr. George , of Haverhill,in a very pleasantspeech, presented himwith a beautiful gold-headed cane, properlyengraved, as a tokenof the esteem in whichhe was held by h
. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. r of that body, as well as secre-tary of the house committee on agriculture. His voicewas often heard on the floor of the house, and in thecommittee rooms, in favor of any measure which he believed to be for thebenefit of the the close of the ses-sion he was invited tothe room of the com-mittee, and was takencompletely by surprisewhen one of the mem-bers, Mr. George , of Haverhill,in a very pleasantspeech, presented himwith a beautiful gold-headed cane, properlyengraved, as a tokenof the esteem in whichhe was held by hisfellow-members of the committee. Mr. Hadley has been for more than twenty years anactive member of Miller Grange, No. 34, of was master three years, and lecturer for a likeperiod. He was also a district deputy of the StateGrange three years. In December, 1895, he was chosenmaster of Hillsborough County Pomona Grange, andwas also elected assistant steward of the State is a member of the Dunster Hill Lodge, I. O. O. F.,of Herbert O. Hadlev.
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