. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. red in the Hanover commonschools: this was supplemented by pri-vate tutors. In the fall of 1858 heentered the Chandler Scientific School,and in 1859, became a member of thefreshmen class of Dartmouth college,and arraduated in tlie class of his collegiate course he taught aselect school at Cornish Flat, in thefall of 1861. After graduating, hewent to Colebrook as principal of Cole-brook academy, which he did not findin a very prosperous condition. Forthree years he threw into the dev
. The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. red in the Hanover commonschools: this was supplemented by pri-vate tutors. In the fall of 1858 heentered the Chandler Scientific School,and in 1859, became a member of thefreshmen class of Dartmouth college,and arraduated in tlie class of his collegiate course he taught aselect school at Cornish Flat, in thefall of 1861. After graduating, hewent to Colebrook as principal of Cole-brook academy, which he did not findin a very prosperous condition. Forthree years he threw into the develop-ment of this school all the forces of hisenergetic nature, and brought up theattendance from forty to nearly onehundred pupils, by his fidelity, enthusi-asm, and thorovigh fitness for his work. .Durinff this time he became a studentof law under Hon. William S. the fall of 1865 he went to Danville,Vt., and had charge of Phillips academyfor a year, continuing his legal studieswith Hon. Bliss N. Davis. Li the fallof 1866 he conducted the academy atWest Randolph, Vt., pursuing the study.
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