. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. s, about ten cows on an average, with oxenand young cattle ; kept sheep for many years, and findsa little poultry profitable, keeping about 100 hens. Oflate he has been selling milk for the Boston market,finding this the most convenient and profitable disposi-tion of the same. Mr. Fisher is a charter member of Ezekiel Webster Grange, of which hehas been an officer formany years, includingthree years service asmaster. He has beenthree years a memberof the Boscawen boardof selectmen, and wasin 1895 elected for asecond term of threeyears,
. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. s, about ten cows on an average, with oxenand young cattle ; kept sheep for many years, and findsa little poultry profitable, keeping about 100 hens. Oflate he has been selling milk for the Boston market,finding this the most convenient and profitable disposi-tion of the same. Mr. Fisher is a charter member of Ezekiel Webster Grange, of which hehas been an officer formany years, includingthree years service asmaster. He has beenthree years a memberof the Boscawen boardof selectmen, and wasin 1895 elected for asecond term of threeyears, a member ofthe town school com-mittee. He is a mem-ber of the Congrega-tional church at Bos-cawen Plain, and wasthree years superin-tendent of the Sunday-school. He is an active member of the G. A. R.,has been a member of Hillsborough Lodge, No. 2,I. O. O. F., of Manchester, since 1868, and was at onetime its chaplain. Politically he is a Republican, andwell represents the best element of his party. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher have reared three sons, George F.,. George W. Fisher.
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