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. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. have long been members of the Baptistchurch, and have always been active in church andSunday-school work. Mr. Child has always taken aninterest in the affairs of the town and community. Heis now serving his tenth year as member of the town. William H. Child. 204 NEW HAMPSHIRE AGRICULTURE. school-board, and is also a director of the Cornish cream-ery. He is a Past Master of Cheshire Lodge F. andA. M., also Past D. D. G. M. of M. W. Grand Lodge ofNew Hampshire. In the year i860, a new barn 30 x 60 took the place ofan old one, and this was
. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. have long been members of the Baptistchurch, and have always been active in church andSunday-school work. Mr. Child has always taken aninterest in the affairs of the town and community. Heis now serving his tenth year as member of the town. William H. Child. 204 NEW HAMPSHIRE AGRICULTURE. school-board, and is also a director of the Cornish cream-ery. He is a Past Master of Cheshire Lodge F. andA. M., also Past D. D. G. M. of M. W. Grand Lodge ofNew Hampshire. In the year i860, a new barn 30 x 60 took the place ofan old one, and this was followed by other extensiverepairs. Considerable attention has also been given tothe orchard, and the farm produces an abundance of
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