Der Granit monatlich: eine Zeitschrift der Literatur, Geschichte und Fortschritt. Sommer und Winter-Tween Barnstead und Concord, bis 1004, als er einen zwei Hektar großen tractin Pittsfield gekauft und baute seine presentcharming nach Hause, wo er lebt, in den Ruhestand, wobei inquiet aninterest im allgemeinen Leben der townand Nation. Herr Dudley, im Jahre 1865, heiratete MissDiana S. Miller, ein Eingeborener von Hart-Land. Vt, aber zu der Zeit einen residentof Concord. Einen Sohn dieses uniondied in der Kindheit. Frau Dudley diedin Brooklyn 1881 und ist inConcord begraben. Herr Dudley ist Mitglied<" f der Concord Cniversalist churchand

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The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . summers and winters be-tween Barnstead and Concord until1004, when he bought a two-acre tractin Pittsfield and built his presentcharming home, where he lives inquiet retirement, yet maintains aninterest in the general life of townand nation. Mr. Dudley, in 1865, married MissDiana P. Miller, a native of Hart-land. Vt., but at the time a residentof Concord. A son born of this uniondied in infancy. Mrs. Dudley diedin Brooklyn in 1881 and is buried inConcord. Mr. Dudley is a member<»f the Concord Cniversalist churchand is a Republican in politics. One of the most recent of Pitts-fields industries is that one estab- arles V. Dudley lished by P. Jay Donnelly in May.1905. for the production of woodspecialties, especially toilet cabinetsand medicine chests. At the start four men were em- ;• P. J. Donnelly ployed, while in 1907 the number hasincreased to twenty-five, and neverfrom the day of starting the planthas a man been laid off for an hour aio Pittsfield, Queen of the Suncooh Valley. *n F. B. Adams from lack of orders. Practically allof the articles made had their originand invention with Mr. Donnelly. Asmost of the articles produced aremade of hard woods, his factory af-fords a growing market for Pitts-field and New-Hampshire farmers andlumbermen. Mr. Donnelly came toPittsfield from New York and wasformerly a traveling salesman, cover-ing Vermont and New Hampshire. & k . ._ _ ~fcj&L Shoe Company II., which town remained the familyhome until the death of both parents.Upon the close of his school life Mr.Adams went to Chicago and enteredthe employ of the Wells-Fargo Ex-press Company. After some years ofsuccessful business life in the Westhe returned East and settled in Bos- Among the more recent and impor-tant additions to the list of Pitts-fields business men and manufac-turers is Frederick B. Adams, whocame to the town from Lynn. Mass., in July, 190G, to engage in shoe man-ufacturing. He

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