. The history of Penacook, , from its first settlement in 1734 up to 1900 . itarian denomination. Dr. Emery was married April 6, 1863, to Annie E., daughterof Philip Stark, by whom he had three children, Annie K., MaryS., and Arthur B., all of whom with their mother are still Emery was a man who deserved many friends and had his professional associates he was esteemed for his ability andfor his devotion to the ethics of his profession. Others knew himas the kind and loving husband and father; the genial friend andacquaintance ; the public-spirited citizen ; the upright m
. The history of Penacook, , from its first settlement in 1734 up to 1900 . itarian denomination. Dr. Emery was married April 6, 1863, to Annie E., daughterof Philip Stark, by whom he had three children, Annie K., MaryS., and Arthur B., all of whom with their mother are still Emery was a man who deserved many friends and had his professional associates he was esteemed for his ability andfor his devotion to the ethics of his profession. Others knew himas the kind and loving husband and father; the genial friend andacquaintance ; the public-spirited citizen ; the upright man. Hedied May 23, 1900, and was buried at Pine Grove cemetery, East CALVIN GAGE. 367 Concord, the G. A. R. burial service being given at the grave byW. I. Brown post, B. Frank Varney commander, and John chaplain. 1 CALVIN GAGE. Calvin Gage, son of Richard and Susannah (Chandler) Gage,was born November 17, 1811, in the old Gage house which stoodon the lot now occupied by the residence of Abram Hook; thepresent house being the home of Calvin and his brother, John C,. Calvin Gage. during their later years. Mr. Gage early engaged in the occu-pations of his father, farming and lumbering, but the latter branchtook the largest share of his time and attention. In companywith his brother, John Chandler, he rebuilt the first Gage sawmill 368 HISTORY OF PENACOOK. and did an extensive business for many years. They also builtand operated a large lumber mill at Ottawa, Canada, for a few-years. Calvin was also a member of the firm Gage, Porter & Co.,saw manufacturers, which company was under the management ofhis cousin, Isaac K. Gage, for a long term of years. Mr. Gagewas active in making arrangements for building the first cottonmill in the village. Previous to the purchase by the Fishers, theownership of the land and water power in the central part of thevillage was in several different hands, and Mr. Gage bought upall the different lots, which later were purchased by the FisherB
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