. History of Northfield, New Hampshire 1780-1905. In two parts with many biographical sketches and portraits also pictures of public buildings and private residences . cturing interests, how-ever, made a change necessary. The farm was passed over to othermembers of the family and a home erected nearer the village. Mr. Morrison married, January 1, 1S74, Mary Munsey of Gilford, andhas one daughter, Edith, wife of Walter Booth, connected with thefirm. They reside in the home and have a son, Howard MorrisonBooth, born January 16, 1903. (See gen.) Mr. Morrison, though loadedwith the many exacting d
. History of Northfield, New Hampshire 1780-1905. In two parts with many biographical sketches and portraits also pictures of public buildings and private residences . cturing interests, how-ever, made a change necessary. The farm was passed over to othermembers of the family and a home erected nearer the village. Mr. Morrison married, January 1, 1S74, Mary Munsey of Gilford, andhas one daughter, Edith, wife of Walter Booth, connected with thefirm. They reside in the home and have a son, Howard MorrisonBooth, born January 16, 1903. (See gen.) Mr. Morrison, though loadedwith the many exacting details of every day business, finds time todevote to many other matters. He served the town as representativein 1886 and has been one of its selectmen for several terms. Besides,he has served the educational interests of Union District as one ofthe board. He was one of the committee for the construction of thenew Union graded schoolhouse and from his familiarity with and oftenpersonal encounters with fire has both experience and fitness for theposition he holds at the head of the fire department. He united with the Congregational Church when 17 years of age and. OBE G. MORRISON.
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