. Die Geschichte von Penacook, N.H., von der ersten Besiedlung 1734 bis 1900 . Johnson war ein Arbeiter, und erhielt seine edu-cation durch seine eigenen Anstrengungen. Als Jugendlicher arbeitete er in der Baumwollfabrik Penacook, in Robinsons, in cooper, in Harriss und in Caldwell & Amsdens, zwischen Schulen und in den Ferien. Nach dem Studium an der Hochschule, trat er in Newton TheologicalInstitution in Newton Center, Mass., in 1876, und absolvierte in1879. Während der Jahre seiner pädagogischen Amtszeit hat er eine konsiderable Menge an Unterricht. In i870-7i unterrichtete er die Schule in Boscawen Plain,

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. The history of Penacook, N.H., from its first settlement in 1734 up to 1900 . Johnson was a worker, and obtained his edu-cation by his own exertions. While a youth he worked in thePenacook cotton mill, Robinsons cabinet shop, the cooper shop, Harriss woolen mill, and Caldwell & Amsdens cabinet shop, between schools and in vacation times. After graduating at college, he entered Newton TheologicalInstitution at Newton Center, Mass., in 1876, and graduated in1879. During the years of his educational term he did a con-siderable amount of teaching. In i870-7i he taught the schoolat Boscawen Plain, and the following winter at Burpee Hill inNew London, N. H. In the winter of i872-73 he had a place atthe grammar school in Penacook. He taught in the evening 334 HISTORY OF PENACOOK. schools of Providence from 1874 to 1876; he also taught at theBaptist Academy in Saxtons River, Vt, in 1877. While incollege he was licensed to preach and began that work soonafter. He preached for the Baptist church at Grafton, Vt., inthe summer of 1877, and for the Baptist church of South. Rev. Millard F. Johnson. Berwick, Me., in 1878 and 1879. Mr. Johnson was ordainedas a Baptist minister at Foxboro, Mass., September 25, 1879, andremained as pastor of the First Baptist church in that town untilFebruary 3, 1889. He was next settled as pastor of the CentralBaptist church at Middleborough, Mass., February 10, 1889, where he labored until September 1, 1898, at which date heaccepted a call and became the pastor of the First Baptist church JOHN CHADWICK. 335 in Medford, Mass. Mr. Johnson at fifty years of age enjoysrobust health, and is emphatically a strong man mentally andphysically. He seems to thrive on constant hard work, as asidefrom his regular pastoral duties he manages to find time formuch outside work. He is an enthusiast on young peoples work, Sunday schools, and temperance, having delivered sermons oraddresses on those lines in twelve states and the Dominion ofCanada. He has also been orat

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