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ARRISON BONNEY, one of the old- est residents of Sumner, who is highly esteemed by his townsmen, was born in this town, November 26, 1814, a son of John and Naomi (Ford) His paternal grandfather was Isaac Bonney.
Bonney. John Bonney was a native and a lifelong resident of Sumner. He was an in- dustrious blacksmith and a competent farmer. His life was comparatively short, ending in his forty-seventh year. His wife, who was also a native of Sumner, lived to a ripe age.
Harrison Bonney was reared and educated in Sumner. In his early manhood he went to Massachusetts, where he worked for about eight years, and managed to save some money. Returning then to his native town, he made his first purchase of land, a part of the farm on which he is now living. A careful hus- bandman, he develops the best resources of his farm, looking carefully after every detail.
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From time to time he has added to his origi- nal purchase, so that now it is considerably larger. The farm is a good one, and it yields him a comfortable income. Mr. Bonney was married in 1843 to Miss Sophia Stetson, of Sumner, who died in 1844. He subsequently contracted a second marriage with Miss Louisa E. Keen, who was a native of Sumner. Three of his children are living. These are: Abi- gail C., who resides in Massachusetts; and William F. and Josephine, who reside in Sum- ner. In politics Mr. Bonney is a Republican. On religious questions he and his wife hold liberal views, believing that right for its own sake should underlie all human motives. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bonney belong to old Sumner families, and are connected by ties of kindred with the best people of the town.
EBRON ACADEMY, one of the best - known educational institutions in New England, is also one of the most interesting in its history. Its foundation was the outgrowth of the necessity for a good school in the district, which, about the first of this century, comprised the present towns of Hebron and Oxford, under the name of Shepardsfield. The territory was originally granted by the General Court of the State of Massachusetts on the 8th of March, 1777, to Alexander Shepard, Jr., of Newton, Mass., as a recompense for surveying most of the land that now lies in the counties of Oxford and Cumberland. To quote from the address of the Hon. Percival Bonney, President of the present Board of Trustees, on the general his- tory and growth of the academy, "It has been said that, if a colony of New England people should be planted on the remote frontier in any quarter of the globe, within twenty-four hours they would have a church under cover on the most available corner, and a school-house on the nearest knoll."
And this is just what happened in the dis- trict of Shepardsfield. The first school here was established and supported by these men : John Greenwood, Isaac Whittemore, Samuel Whittemore, Stephen Myrick, Asa Bearce, and Nathaniel Cushman. It was taught by a Mrs. Baker, who was at one time a resident of
Weston, Mass. This school, which was only a private school, lasted for a few years, until popular feeling began to agitate for another and larger school, more fitted to the needs of the town. In the first year of the nineteenth century the result of this feeling was seen in the shape of a new building, erected for the purpose of housing the proposed academy. This was done even before a charter was granted by the General Court, by Deacon William Barrows of revered memory, in his great zeal for the establishment of the much- hoped-for school. The charter was granted on the Ioth of February, 1804, a few months after the building was completed.
Hebron Academy reverences as its incorpo- rators the following prominent citizens of the district: the Rev. James Hooper, pastor of the Baptist church at Paris; Ezekiel Whit- man, an attorney of New Gloucester, afterward Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maine; Dr. Cyrus Hamlin, whose son, Hannibal Hamlin, afterward became so prominent a statesman; Samuel Parris, the father of a future governor; John Greenwood, of Hebron; Dr. Luther Carey, of Turner, future Judge, State Senator, and Representative; Jesse Rice, a physician; the Rev. John Tripp, of whom some account has been given in the sketch of the present principal of the acad- emy; William E. Sargent, A. M., in this work; and William Barrows, the Deacon of the old Baptist church of Hebron, which as a society rendered great assistance for many years to its foster child, the Hebron Academy.
These men met first as a corporation on the 6th of June, 1804. The charter was adopted without any division of sentiment, and two committees were appointed to solicit dona- tions for the academy, and to draw up a series of rules and regulations for its government. That strong old preacher, the Rev. John Tripp, was elected to serve the infant academy as its clerk, and he held the position through its times of need to the times of prosperity that were soon to follow, until his death, which took place in the year 1847. Deacon William Barrows was asked to fill the office of Treasurer, which he did until he handed in his resignation in 1823. The number of stu- dents was limited to forty, until an assistant
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teacher should be provided, a thing that could at that time hardly be hoped for for some few years. The requisites for admission to the academy were just such as might have been expected from the natural characteristics of the strong, true-hearted, faithful men, who evolved them from their own knowledge and sense of what they thought to be the right and only way of living up to the standard of their forefathers, without which no commun- ity could in reason expect to exist. Their two great watchwords, "Education and Religion," resounded equally loud, flying side by side.
The building erected by the gifts of the grateful people of the surrounding district was dedicated on the 2d of September, 1805. The land for the purpose had been given . by a brother of the Deacon, Mr. Joseph Barrows, and the cost of the building itself was divided into about seventy shares, which were paid for by generous men and women of the district. The whole property was valued at fourteen hundred dollars.
On the 3d of September the school first opened its doors for the reception of students. Its young principal was William Barrows, a son of the Deacon, and at the time a Senior in Dartmouth College. As he was assisted by Bezaleel Cushman, a native of the town, and a future graduate of Dartmouth, the rule about the number of students to be admitted happily never needed enforcing.
At the opening of the academy, between sixty and seventy students of both sexes were in attendance, a larger number than had been expected by any one. In 1807, more money being needed to assist its growth, an appeal was again made to the General Court, and after a certain stipulated sum had been raised by subscription in the vicinity, a grant of eleven thousand, five hundred acres of land was made to the institution by the State. This land was sold by or under the direction of the Trustees for fifty cents an acre, and, as ten lots of one thousand acres apiece were sold at once, the sum of five thousand dollars was im- mediately raised, which, added to the sum of three thousand which had been raised by the subscription, made eight thousand dollars, which was put to use for the benefit of the young institution.
It is interesting to learn that the price of tuition was originally set at twenty cents per week, if the student was constant in his at- tendance during the term, and at twenty-five if he was not regular. The Trustees were al- lowed at first one dollar a day for attending meetings of the Board, but a few years later they themselves generously voted to make all their services free of charge, and even to cut off their travelling expenses, which they had been granted on the mileage system. The first building of the academy was also used as a church.
In 1819, owing to the destruction of the academy building by fire, and the academy being in more or less financial distress, the neighboring towns took advantage of its con- dition to urge its removal to a place where it would be more convenient for them. But at the next annual meeting of the Board the Trustees gently but firmly refused their car- nest and insinuating request.
By 1821 the necessary funds had been se- cured, and the new academy building was erected and ready for use. It was a two-story one of brick, large enough for those days. Eight years later a principal's house was built by a son of one of the institution's greatest benefactors, Caleb Barrows, at a cost of eight hundred dollars. This building has been sev- eral times added to and enlarged. In 1845 the then Board of Trustees decided that the school-house erected in 1820 was useless, not to say dangerous, and it was voted to build a new one, which was done at a cost of five hun - dred and twenty dollars, besides the value of the old materials that could be used from the first structure. Still two years later a bell was purchased with money given by the Board to the extent of fifty dollars, and by the so- ciety of the Baptist church to the extent of seventy, in return for which benefit they were to have the use of the bell at all times when necessary for their religious purposes, the school to use it at other times. In 1866, at a special meeting of the Board, a chapel was decided on as a necessity that could be easily afforded, and it was soon built and in use.
Two years later, at the earnest representa- tion of Principal Herrick, who was a member of the House of Representatives, the State
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legislature made a grant of one thousand dollars to the institution.
In 1872 came the astonishing and delightful proposition from Governor Coburn "to endow," etc., "on condition that another fifty thousand dollars be raised to endow two other schools, east and west "; and as Hebron was finally se- lected as the "western school," a faithful can- vass was at once begun and, notwithstanding the severe financial depression of the time, suc- cessfully conducted by the great friend and benefactor of the academy, the Rev. A. R. Crane.
Thirteen hundred friends of the school made generous contributions; and the full amount was obtained in 1883, the completion being made by a gift from the Hon. Eustace C. Fitz, of Boston. Since that time several new scholarships have been given and bequeathed, and sums of money have been given for other
purposes. Mr. B. F. Sturtevant, of Jamaica Plain, Mass., has been one of the largest re- cent donors, he giving twelve thousand five hundred dollars, to which forty thousand dollars was raised by subscription for building and endowment purposes.
At the present time the school, which has steadily been prospering, has about half-a- dozen fine buildings, all equipped in modern fashion, and some spacious grounds. After all improvements now contemplated have been accomplished and paid for, about sixty thou- sand dollars will constitute the Endowment Fund of Hebron Academy. One of the old school's greatest benefactors and helpers of later years is the man who has been Presi- dent of the Board of Trustees, and the writer of its history, the Hon. Percival Bonney, than whose name none is better known in Maine.
1,
INDEX.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
PAGE
A
Bartlett, Jonathan
496
Brett, William D.
252
Abbott, Allen G. .
628
Bartlett, Silas P., M.D.
259
Briggs, George A. 420
Abbott, Erastus T.
22
Bass, George H. .
400
Briggs, George F. 486
Abbott, James J. .
460
Bates, Harrison J.
298
Brown, Charles F. 308
Academy, Hebron
631
Beal, Horace
561
Brown, Daniel 2.16
Adams, Albert H.
I35
Beal, Nathaniel B.
599
Brown, Hannibal G. 281
Adams, Alonzo B., M.D.
21I
Bean, Alpheus S.
84
Brown, Henry G.
595
Adams, Josiah G.
441
Bean, George R. .
177
Brown, James . 308
Allen, Ashbel G. . 330
366
Bearce, Isaac P. .
33
Brown, Thomas H., M.D. 461
Allen, Gilbert .
303
Beckler, George W. .
379
Brown, Waldo T.
22.4
Allen, Oliver 558
Belcher, Samuel C. .
495
Bump, Hosea P. . 579
Allen, William H.
297
Bennett, John W.
97
Bumpus, Samuel A.
544
Andrews, Charles G. 380
Berry, George .
Berry, Isaac H.
II3
Butler, Francis G. 16
Andrews, Lewis B. I39
Bickford, William K.
261
Butterfield, James W. .
238
Atherton, John
584
Billings, Leander S.
557
Atwood, George M.
175
Bisbee, Elisha S.
Bisbee, Stanley
Blake, A. Judson .
283
Caldwell, Joseph C., M.D. 280
Caldwell, William F. 45
B
Blake, Walter B.
512
Carroll, George W., M.D. 243
Bachelder, John 40I
Blanchard, John .
291
Carter, Timothy J. 203
Baker, Gorham
60 Bolster, N. Dayton
37
Cates, Alden Z.
513
Bangs, Henry J.
IOI
Bonney, Charles B. .
455
Chandler, Everett A. 62
Barker, Frank .
545
Bonney, Harrison
630
Chandler, George A. 291
Barker, William
466
Boyington, William A.
89
Chandler, Harold 292
Barrows, George H.
301
Bradbury, Albion E.
164
Chandler, Horatio 446
Barrows, Oscar E.
383
Bradbury, Bial F., M.D. 18I
Chapman, Ebenezer E.
483
Bartlett, Charles P. 215
Bradford, Samuel R. 468
Chapman, Timothy H. 263
Bartlett, Fred F. 599
Bradley, William B. 470
Chapman, William C.
IO
C
Austin, Dearborn L. 586
Averill, David C.
583
Blake, George S.
Blake, Isaac A. D., M.D. .
51
Calhoun, John J. . 473
Andrews, Thomas J. 546
Billings, George H.
61
Atwood, Charles B. . 106
Bird, Benjamin
532
189
Bumpus, Samuel A. 73
Andrews, America 528
Berry, Charles H.
536 Burnham, George 231
74 Burnham, George I. 440
Andrews, Eugene H., M.D. 563
Andrews, Freeman 147
Berry, William H.
527
Butterfield, J. Warren 233
Caswell, Albert 78
Baker, Nathan S.
515
Bonney, Albion P
I33
Brown, Sidney T., M.D. . 2.49
Allen, George A., M.D.
Beedy, Samuel H.
497 Buck, Henry M. . 260
Allen, Thomas J. . 413
Bennett, Anson
493
589
Calden, William F. . 535
321
Bean, William C.
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PAGE
636
INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
PACK
Charles, Stephen
138
Deering, James
310
Fogg, Dana B. 324
Chase, James L ..
70
Delano, Adelbert
494
Forbes, Arthur E.
175
Chick, Frank W. .
188 Dennison, Harlan P.
I21
Foster, Clarence E. 474
Churchill, Kingman
336 De Shon, Mellen T.
232
Foster, Everett 445
Clark, Daniel
315 Dill, Elbridge .
469
Fox, John 254
Coburn, George N. 511 Dorr, Charles M.
154
Frederic, George A.
576
Coburn, William
580 |Doten, Timothy S.
399
Freeman, Ralph S.
26
Coffin, Solon A.
489 Dow, Joseph B.
372
French, Augustus N., M.D. . 65
Cole, Ransom . 344
Dudley, Ansel
626
Frye, Frederick N. 510
Cole, Richard L.
623
Dudley, Eugene M.
88
Fuller, Charles P.
457
Collins, Daniel W.
338 Dudley, James S.
524
Fuller, Henry R. . 590
Collins, Joshua E.
451 Dummer, Charles G. 397
Fuller, Julius F. 386
Conant, E. F ..
267
Dunham, Samuel W.
449
Fuller, Maurice G. 610
Conant, Hiram A.
23I
Dunsmoore, John
356
Furber, John T. . 498
Conant, Joseph E.
238
Durgin, William W.
440
Furbish, Harry A. 506
Cook, Eli
100
Dutton, Asa W. .
66
Furnel, John D.
627
Coolidge, Charles A., M.D. 390
Dyer, Charles Edwin
II7
Coolidge, Charles M., M.D. .
270
Dyer, Charles E. .
419
Coolidge, Dana O.
151
Dyer, Frank L ..
G
Coolidge, John
398
Dyer, Zaccheus A.
46
Cooper, William E.
1 83
Dyke, Everett F.
415
Garland, Chandler
I17
Corbett, Aaron O.
55
Gatchell, Hiram . 126
Cousins, Hendon W.
198
Gatchell, Willis L., M.D. 554
Coy, Henry W. 25
E
Gee, Albion B.
323
Craig, Samuel G.
597
George, Arthur E. 525
Crane, Abijah R., D.D.
194
Eastman, Tobias L. 564
George, Charles H.
109
Crockett, George B. 526
Eaton, Cyrus P. .. 217
Gerry, John C.
20
Cummings, Charles B. .
134
Ellingwood, A. D. 508
Ginn, Wesley H. . 387
Cummings, Hiram T.
190
Emmons, Israel F. 477
Glover, Frank R.
342
Cummings, John M.
490
Evans, Sumner
503
Glover, James 430
Curtis, Simeon B.
335
Everett, Persian V. .
81
Goff, Sewell 450
Curtis, William E.
592
Cushman, Caleb, Jr. 396
Cushman, Samuel P.
167
F
Gould, Elias W.
343
Farrar, Fairfield . 260
Farrar, Harrison .
323
Green, Daniel . 611
Farrar, Walter W.
Farrar, Wilbur L. 612
95
Greenwood, Albert M. . 464
Danforth, James 625
Farrington, Seymour A.
327
Greenwood, Zina H. 218
Dascomb, Henry R. 365
Farris, James M.
1 52
Griffith, Albert B. 575
Davis, Herrick C.
9 Faunce, William
518
Grose, George D. 621
Day, Henry L.
624 Felt, Alonzo
24
Grover, Amos A. .
296
Day, James M. 451 Fernald, Chesley H.
92
Gurney, Lemuel
149
Dean, Adelbert E. 115 Fernald, George R. . 253
594
DeCoster, Almon
540
Fitch, H. F., M.D.
537
Decoster, E.
621
Flint, Charles W.
DeCoster, James P. 540
Flint, Harland S.
52
346
Hall, Robert 267
Deering, Erastus W. 1 58 Fobes, Henry 152
Hall, Solomon S.
170
516
Cummings, David F.
302
Elliott, Hiram P. . 276
Curtis, James
581
Everett, Hiram M. 216
Godwin, Horatio R. 554
Googins, Albion K. P. 543
Gordon, Albion P. 364
Gordon, Samuel S. 574
Green, Charles L. 262
D
Daggett, Albert I28
Daggett, Washington L. 128
Farrington, Oliver P.
377 Green, William : 347
Greene, William M. . 87
Eastman, George H. I18
Croswell, Thomas 2.45
Edgcomb, Lorenzo D. 620
Gilman, Henry W. Gilmore, Caleb W. 250
419
Gammon, William 591
1.
DeCosta, John F., M.D. 4II Field, Ernest E. .
H
637
INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
l'AGE
Hamilton, Charles A. 526
Hunter, John M. S. .
171
M
Hamilton, David M. 525
Hutchinson, Stephen D.
79
Macomber, George R. . 385
Hamlin, Calvin 612
Makepeace, Benjamin F., M.D. 375
Hamlin, Walter K. 416
I
Mann, Lewis M. . 99 Manning, William A. 1 59
Hammond, Jairus K.
355
Irish, Orlando . 239
Manter, William H. . 298
Hapgood, Andrew S.
31
Marble, Jarvis C. 42
Harding, Nathaniel
239
J
Marsh, Albion P. Marshall, Ezra 41
Hardy, Jeffrey A. 550
Jackson, Lemuel W. 146
Martin, Jonathan K. 433
Harnden, Granville W.
539
Jenness, Albro R. 196 Martin, Lyman R. 589
Harnden, Harmon D.
493 Jennings, G. F.
458 Marwick, Ernest H. 407
Harvey, Bezer B. 337 Jennings, John D.
39
Mason, Ansel T. 475
Haskell, Edwin N. .
185
Jewett, Isaac F.
472
Mason, Appleton F. 555
Haskell, Peter N.
197
Johnson, George W.
596
Mason, Hezekiah G. 122
Hastings, David R. . 582
Johnson, Ira
187
Mason, John Q. 389
Hatch, Edwin B. .
44
Jones, Albion K. P.
160
McAllister, Hilton
264
Hayes, Cyrus S. .
560
McAllister, Levi . 223
Hayford, Otis
563
K
McIntire, Bertrand G. 425
Heald, Llewellyn B.
301
Keen, William H. 521
McIntire, Justin E. . 141
Keith, Hezekiah B. 486
McIntire, Leslie E. .
425
Hebron Academy
Hersey, Artemas L., M.D.
319
Keith, Leonard S. I 51
Mc Keen, David 594
Hersey, Ezra B.
414
Kilgore, Benjamin K. 573
McLain, Edgar E. 379
Higgins, George Z., M.D.
284
Kimball, George A. 547
Melindy, Otis H. 552
Higgins, Lelia, M.D. 284
Hill. Charles D., M.D. . 148
King, Silas E. .
26
Mellen, George L. 169
Hill, Frank A. 280
Kneeland, William R.
429
Merriam, Milton H. 235
Hines, Joseph W.
78 Knight, Nathaniel 220
Merrill, Ezekiel 478
Hitchcock, Edward K. . 334
Knightly, William P. 361
Miller, Charles M. 23
Hiscock, James E. 402 Knowles, Albert E. . 5.56
Hobbs, George W. 476 Knowlton, Newell R. 395
Hobbs, Hiram K. 378
Knowlton, Samuel D. 299
Millett, Nathan W.
421
Holland, Cornelius M. .
294
L
Mills, Nathan G. Mitchell, Milo . 588 289
Holmes, Albert L.
584 Ladd, Charles T.
434
Morrison, Arthur E. 172
Holmes, Walter E.
29
Lambert, James M. 569
Morrison, James 145
Holt, Charles E. .
275 Lander, Wintworth V. 338 Morrison, William 116
Holt, Daniel 605 Le Baron, William B. 248
Holt, Fred A
618
Lincoln, Levi L. .
385
Horne, Herman L.
577
568
Locke, Samuel B .. 174
Longley, Jonathan R. 586
Morton. William G. .
60;
Houghton, Joseph S. 289
Lord, Frank W. 328
Howard, Albert G., M.D. 161
Lovejoy, Elmer L. 519
N
Nelson, Austin A. 540
Nelson, Eugene
21
Howes, George A. 477
Ludden, J. Madison 53
Hubbard, Clinton P., M.D. 421 Lufkin, Edwin B.
195
Nichols, Walter
IIO
205
Hodgkins, Charles T. 606 Knox, Sylvanus B. .
Holden, Francis H. . 69
Mills, George W.
345
Holman, Albert S. .
321
McDonald, William H. 13
Heald, Joshua C.
96
Heath, Walter S.
394 631
Keith, Joseph 150 McKeen, Alvin W. . 384
Keyes, Benjamin R.
232
Mckenzie, Charles H. 505
Hersey, Henry B.
286
Kimball, Henry T. 507 Mellen, Charles T. 83
Miller, Gilbert
Millett, John H. 15
285 Mills, Daniel E. 622
Morrow, Albert 587
Morse, Elias H. . 163
Morton, Henry F. 349
Morton, John J. 176
Houghton, Herman S. . 531
Howard, Joshua R. 468
Lowell, Maria B. . 629
Howe, Freeland .
435
Luce, Frank 389
Judkins, Alvin W. I 57
Hathaway, Charles L. 617
McAllister, Joshua J.
127
Hardy, Alvin F. 348
Hammond, Henry D. I12
Linscott, Andrew J. 229
Horne, John L.
638
INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Niles, Silas H.
236
Porter, Sylvanus .
515
Severy, Alden B.
412
Noble, Francis M.
60
Prescott, Horace B. .
141
Sewall, Calvin D.
405
Norcross, Edwin C. .
588
Presson, David W. 108
Sewell, William S.
98
Norton, Everett B. .
566
Pride, David G.
55
Shaw, Calvin W. 560
Norton, La Forest W.
570
Prince, Charles H.
230
Shaw, James M. . 369
Norton, Zachariah
186
Prince, Job
230
Shurtleff, Alva 499
Norwood, Abraham 567
Prince, Kimball N.
230
Shurtleff, Frank A. 533
Noyes, Frank H.
442
Proctor, Carroll E., M.D.
173
Simmons, Jesse V. . 54
433
Small, John 188
0
Oakes, Alfred A. .
168
Spring, Thomas O.
523
Oldham, Hiram
491
Rackliffe, Elbridge H. 436
Stacy, Jordan
481
Osborne, Frank W. . 46
Rackliffe, John P.
381
Stanley, Horace L.
56
Oxnard, Horace C. .
609
Ramsdell, Hiram .
105
Staples, Gideon K.
222
Reed, Lewis H. 580
Staples, John O. .
95
Reynolds, Austin, M.D.
293
Staples, Roscoe F.
7I
Rice, George B.
107
Starbird, Charles F.
559
Packard, Asa
90
Richards, Charles M.
IO
Stearns, Eckley T.
424
Packard, Frank
494
Richards, John A., M.D.
Packard, Zibeon L.
221
Richardson, Rev. Stephen D.
199 Stearns, Horatio . 49 Stearns, James C.
140
Park, Henry W. .
124
Richardson, Thomas H.
316
Stearns, Sylvanus P.
463
Parker, Thomas M. .
546
Richmond, Henry L.
40 Stetson, Rollin N.
630
Parsons, Emery
371
Robbins, Albert W. .
487
Stevens, John M.
215
Pease, Howard
541
Robinson, Edward M.
270
Stone, Elbridge
562
Penley, Edward W.
II
Robinson, George O. 304
Stone, Frank P.
571
Perkins, Alvin F.
553
Ross, Abram
514
Stowers, Asa G. .
282
Perkins, Charles E. .
91
Ross, Eastman J.
364
Stubbs, Phillip H. 341
Perkins, Harrison G. O. 345
Rowe, Charles C.
342
Swan, Thomas
290
Perry, Joseph S.
549
Rowe, Samuel S. 342
Perry, Osgood
593
Russell, Jesse D. .
413
Pettengill, Waldo
538
Ryerson, Charles W.
269
Pierce, William S.
417
Pike, Bion H. .
244
Tarbox, Wallace R. .
454
Pike, Frank T.
484
Taylor, Rufus . 328
Taylor, William T. . 467
Tebbets, E. L 619
Pike, John J.
184
Sanborn, Fred W.
357
Thomas, George W. 99
Pingree, Almon P.
591
Sanderson, Marshall 200
Thomas, Robert C. . 571
Pinkham, C. Arthur
393
Sargent, William E. 206 Thomas, William N. 294
Plummer, Joel S. .
376
Sargent, William I. . 72
Thompson, Albert 34
Plummer, Samuel 608
Saunders, Joshua
507
Thompson, James E. 491
Porter, Charles N. 331
Sawin, Henry .
136
Thurlow, Augustus F. 510
Porter, Franklin . 251
Sawin, Lewis A.
466 Thurston, Jacob A. . 394
Porter, Fred A. 128 Sawyer, Charles G.
276
Timberlake, Fremont E. 431
Porter, James H. . 487 Sawyer, Edwin
123 Titcomb, Isaac F.
382
P
Rice, Henry H.
247
Starbird, Clinton V.
216
Packard, Francis S., M.D. 400
Richards, George W.
482
Stearns, Henry K.
362
Parker, Henry D.
1 53
Richmond, Edward F.
40
Stetson, Josiah T.
360
Parsons, Arthur D.
322
Ridlon, George W. . 431
Stevens, John
87
Parsons, Stephen R.
459
Roberts, John A. ..
77
Stickney, William H. 388
Perham, Silas D. .
126
Robinson, John H. 418
Stone, Rufus C.
573
Perkins, George B. 551
Rounds, Isaac, M.D.
34
Swan, Daniel L. 537
Perkins, Samuel F. I33
Rowe, Leander P. 370
T
Tarbox, Jabez C. . 314
Pike, John
357
S
Pike, John C.
162
Sanborn, Abel . 471
Smart, Marcus M. 358
R
Smith, Ephraim H.
225
Proctor, Gerrie A. 504
Skillings, Francis H.
333
639
INDEX
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Tolman, Hezekiah
519
Voter, Louis
472
Whitehead, Thomas J. . 130
Toothaker, Charles L., M.D.
620 Voter, Warren T.
432
Whitman, George G. 114
Toothaker, Frank J.
568
Whitman, John
193
Toothaker, John R. .
488
Whitmarsh, William W. 64
Towle, William C., M D.
225
Whitney, Eben H.
309
Towne, Rollin
90
Wadsworth, Peleg T.
504
Whittemore, Joshua C. 579
Trask, William H.
235
Waite, Byron C.
520
Whittier, Phineas 183
Trefethen, Joseph
82
Waite, Willis W. .
266
Wight, Ephraim . 404
True, Roscoe G. .
556
Walker, Albert W. . 376
Wight, Willard B. 521
True, William .
178
Walker, Carlton H. . 278
Wilbur, Joel
575
Tubbs, Albion L. 542
Walker, Charles W.
529
Wilder, Frank L. 483
Tubbs, Charles N.
423
Walker, Ephraim C.
443
Williams, Charles E. 524
Tubbs, George E.
534 Walker, Fred O. .
333
Wilson, Charles E., M.D. I 57
Tucker, Benjamin
102 Walker, George H.
513
Winslow, Jere H. 125
Tucker, Cyrus S.
452
Ward, John
210
Witham, Albert 618
Tucker, Elias A. .
565 Wardwell, Gilbert
12
Withee, James W.
522
Tucker, James R.
585
Warren, Frank L.
446
Witt, Edward E. . 258
Tufts, Peter P.
603 Warriner, Ira J.
246
Wood, John Y., 71
Turner, Edward P., M.D 509
Waterman, Samuel B.
23
Woodbury, Enoch W. 548
Turner, Orrin S.
363 Watson, Frank L.
59
Woodbury, Horatio, M.D. I37
Twitchell, Samuel B.
226
Webster, Henry
422
Wyman, John
350
Tyler, Frank P. .
32 Welch, Merritt
397
Weston, John . 160
Y
V
Whibley, Charles A.
80
Yates, Octavius K., M.D. 615
Vaughan, Jabez
559
Whibley, George W.
80
Yeaton, Elias H. . 332
Vining, Fremont S. .
234
Whitcomb, William H.
237
York, William F. 551
Virgin, George A.
163 White, Verdeil O., M.D 265
Young, Charles 485
Twaddle, John A., M.D.
404 Watson, William W.
14
Wright, James S. 406
Wheeler, Elbridge G. 244
W
PORTRAITS.
PAGE
PAGE
PAGE
Allen, George A., M.D. 367
Dunham, Samuel W.
448
Rackliffe, Elbridge H. 437
Bean, Alpheus S.
85
Dutton, Asa W ..
67
Roberts, John A. .
76
Bean, William
132
Dyer, Zaccheus A.
47
Bolster, N. Dayton .
36 Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner
502
Robinson, Edward M., and grand-daughter, Miss Faye R. Haines 27I
Bradbury, Albion E. 165
Fernald, Chesley H.
93
Butler, Francis G. (steel) 17
Fogg, Dana B.
325
Robinson, George O. 305
Carroll, George W., M.D. 242
339
Freeman, Ralph S. 27
427
Stanley, George W. . 57
Davis, Herrick C.
8 Hammond, Jairus K.
354
Stevens, John M. 214
Deering, James
311
Linscott, Andrew J.
228
True, William . 179
Dennison, Harlan P.
120
Merrill, Ezekiel
479
Tucker, Benjamin 103
Dorr, Charles M.
155
Mills, Nathan G. .
288
Whitman, John
192
Dow, Joseph B.
373
Morrison, James
144
Yates, Octavius K.
614
Dudley, Smith
352
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. John
Sanderson, Marshall 255
201
Collins, Daniel W.
Sargent, William E. 207
Coolidge, Charles A., M.D. 391
Gatchell, Hiram
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