The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Bank. Politically he was a Republicanand was at one time a member of thestate legislature. He married, July 1,1879, Elizabeth Ball of Salem, who diedsoon after. DR. JAMES F. BROWN James Francis Brown, M. D., one ofManchesters oldest physicians, born inAuburn September 0, 1838, died in Man-chester July 29, 1908. He fitted for college at Atkinson andPinkerton academies and graduated fromthe Dartmouth Medical School in 1864. Hesettled in Chester and established a largepractice, Iemaining there twen
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Bank. Politically he was a Republicanand was at one time a member of thestate legislature. He married, July 1,1879, Elizabeth Ball of Salem, who diedsoon after. DR. JAMES F. BROWN James Francis Brown, M. D., one ofManchesters oldest physicians, born inAuburn September 0, 1838, died in Man-chester July 29, 1908. He fitted for college at Atkinson andPinkerton academies and graduated fromthe Dartmouth Medical School in 1864. Hesettled in Chester and established a largepractice, Iemaining there twenty years,when he removed to Manchester, in 1884,where he renuiined through life, his son,Dr. James S. Brown, having been associ-ated with him in practice the last elevenyears. He was a Congregationalist in re-ligion and a member of the Franklin of Manchester. In 1865 he mar-ried Miss Abbie Scribner of Hanover, whodied in 1903. The following year he mar*ried Mrs. Marinda B. Martin of Hooksett,by whom he is survived, also by a son anddaughter. Dr. James S. and Miss Eliza-lieth S. The Granite Monthly V^OL. XL, No. 9. SEPTEMBER, 1908. New Series, Vol. 3, No. 9
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