The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . g various points of interest in . .that historic town. The plans for theerection of the proposed elegant newbuilding for the home of this societyin Concord, on the lot just north ofthe government building, are com-pleted, and the contract let for theconstruction of the same. It will beone of the finest buildings of the kindin the country, and a splendid addi-tion to the notable group whichadorns the central section of the Cap-ital City. With the close of the present monththe political convention
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . g various points of interest in . .that historic town. The plans for theerection of the proposed elegant newbuilding for the home of this societyin Concord, on the lot just north ofthe government building, are com-pleted, and the contract let for theconstruction of the same. It will beone of the finest buildings of the kindin the country, and a splendid addi-tion to the notable group whichadorns the central section of the Cap-ital City. With the close of the present monththe political conventions will all havebeen held and the campaign will bein full progress. Fortunately it willsoon be over and normal conditionsresumed. It is well enough to re-member that whoever is presidentand whoever is governor, sum-mer and winter, seed time andharvest will come just the same. Thesun will shine, the rain fall or bewithheld, the crops grow or fail, andthe needs of the people be the same,whether the one or the other triumphsat the polls. The difference will bemainly in the office-holding CLARENCE F. CARR The Granite Monthly Vol. XL, No. 10. OCTOBER, 1908. New Seeies, Vol. 3, No. 10 CSsiff
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