. La storia di Penacook, N.H., dal suo primo insediamento nel 1734 fino al 1900 . ufficio di spedizione dei treni della Ferrovia del Nord. Due anni dopo fu nominato agente di stazione a Penacook, e lo tenne fino all'aprile 1893. I patroni della ferrovia, che il sig. Chamberlin aveva servito, erano così ben soddisfacecon il suo comportamento dell'ufficio che al termine dei suoi servizi qui si è tenuta una riunione pubblica, E un bel orologio d'oro andchain presentato al signor Chamberlin per testimoniare l'alta stima che è stato tenuto dai cittadini. Il Sig. Chamberlin ha dimesso la sua posizione di agente di stazione

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. The history of Penacook, N.H., from its first settlement in 1734 up to 1900 . train despatch-ers office of the Northern Railroad. Two years later he was appointed station agent at Penacook, and held that position until April, 1893. The patrons of the rail-road, whom Mr. Chamberlin had served, were so well satisfiedwith his conduct of the office that at the termination of his ser-vices here a public meeting was held, and a fine gold watch andchain presented to Mr. Chamberlin to testify to the high esteemin which he was held by the citizens. Mr. Chamberlin resigned his position as station agent to acceptthe office of superintendent of the Concord Street Railway, whichposition he still holds (June, 1900.) Mr. Chamberlin was married November 23, 1875, to MissMary E. Livengood, of Union City, Ind. They have now threedaughters, Myla, Iyla, and Ruth Elizabeth. In politics Mr. Chamberlin is a Republican, and was elected byhis party-in 1892 a member of the board of aldermen from Ward1, and in 1896 he was elected a member of the state legislature. HENRY E. CHAMBERLIN. 351. Henry E. Chamberlin. He is a member of Contoocook lodge, No. 26, I. 0. O. F., ofPenacook, and of Penacook encampment, No. 3, of Concord.Also he is a member and past captain of J. S. Durgin camp, No.7, Sons of Veterans. HON. W. G. BUXTON. Willis George Buxton was born in Henniker, N. H., August 22, 1856. His parents were Daniel M. and Abbia A. (Whitaker)Buxton. His father was born in Henniker, and his mother in Deering, N. H. After receiving his elementary education in the publicschools of Henniker, he pursued a higher course of study in theClinton Grove and New London academies. In 1876 he com-menced the study of law in the office of B. K. Webber of Hills- 352 HISTORY OF PENACOOK. borough Bridge, and in 1878 entered Boston University Lawschool, from which he was graduated in 1879. He was admittedto the bar in 1879, and immediately began the practice of hisprofession at Hillsborough. In 1882 he removed to Pen

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