The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . ter a few months,he began his mercantile training, asa clerk in a general store, which hecontinued to fill until the call to arms. In 1869 Miss Sarah E. Smith, 84 Newmarlcet 07i the Lamprey daughter of Samuel and Sarah E. James P. Brooks first enlisted in the Smith of Wakefield, N. H., became 6th Regiment, November 27, 1861,his wife—a true helpmeet in all the was appointed 2nd lieutenant Nov. 30,fulness of that sacred term. A mem- first lieutenant April 29, 1862;ber of Rising Star Lodge, A. F. a
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . ter a few months,he began his mercantile training, asa clerk in a general store, which hecontinued to fill until the call to arms. In 1869 Miss Sarah E. Smith, 84 Newmarlcet 07i the Lamprey daughter of Samuel and Sarah E. James P. Brooks first enlisted in the Smith of Wakefield, N. H., became 6th Regiment, November 27, 1861,his wife—a true helpmeet in all the was appointed 2nd lieutenant Nov. 30,fulness of that sacred term. A mem- first lieutenant April 29, 1862;ber of Rising Star Lodge, A. F. andA. M., he has twice been called to itshighest office in the East. He alsoholds membership in other organiza-tions. His genial manner and pleasantsmile endear him to old and young,and he is recognized as a many-sided,up-to-date, progressive man of af-fairs. Charles W. Greene, brother ofSamuel H., was born here in 1841,and, at the call to arms, he enlistedAugust 13, 1862, at the age of was mustered in as a private Sep-tember 18, and discharged to acceptpromotion elsewhere on January 22,. Capt. Charles W^. Greene 1864. He then enlisted in the 25thInfantry, was appointed captain andwas dicharged August 28, 1865, andbreveted major for gallant services.
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