Der Granit monatlich, eine New-Hampshire-Zeitschrift, widmet sich der Literatur, Geschichte und dem Fortschritt des Staates. Col. Julius C. Timson, Vermont und New Hampshire mi-litia fast fünfundzwanzig Jahre, und war Kapitän von Co. D, 1st N. H. Volun-teer Infantry, im spanischen Ameri-can war. Er ging auf eigenen Wunsch in der Liste der Rentner der Staatsmiliz als Leutnants - 162 New Hampshires Größter Stadtoberst. Er ist Auktionator und Runenextensive Immobilienagenturen inClaremont und White River Junc-tion, V. Er ist auch eine besondere Agentur der New York Mutual Life In Surance Company. George W. Paul C.

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The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Col. Julius C. Timson the Vermont and New Hampshire mi-litia nearly twenty-five years, and wascaptain of Co. D, 1st N. H. Volun-teer Infantry, in the Spanish Ameri-can War. He went on the retiredlist of the state militia as a lieuten- 162 New Hampshires Largest Town ant colonel, at his own request in1905. He is an auctioneer and runsextensive real estate agencies inClaremont and White River Junc-tion, Vt. He is also a special agentof the New York Mutual Life In-surance Company.. George W. Paul Contrary to the general impres-sion, there are some men who getinto office without any seeking ontheir part; in other words, there isan occasional instance, even in thesedays, where the office seeks the man.In George W. Paul Claremont hassuch a man, for some years ago hewas nominated and elected to the of-fice of first selectman, contrary to hisown wishes and against his expresseddesire in the party caucus that madethe nomination. Again, it is a strongman who can poll more than hispartys strength. Mr. Paul had to dothis in order to secure his election, for his own Democratic party was inthe minority. For four consecutiveyears Mr. Paul has been chosen to theoffice of first selectman and his pres-ent election, at the recent March meeting, was won without his pres-ence at the polls, for he was athis home because of an illness of sev-eral weeks duration. His first andsuccessive elections show the estimateplaced upon this man by his fellowtownsmen. Mr. Paul was born in Clarem

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