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In this town. Mrs. Statira P. wife of Mr.
James Townsend, aged 25.


In Fryeburg, Mrs. Sarah Dresser, in the e3d
year of her age, for more than fifty years an IN.
bahtant Of that place. Few persons have been
more useful in society than she was 1t is due to
her character to say that her benevoence and
exemplary kindness to the sick in her vicinity
entities her memory to respect from those who
have experienced the rich profusions of her
goodness.


In Fryeburg on the 18th inst Mr. Stephen Fes-
senden. aged about 36.-Driving loaded team
from the logging swamp, down steep bill, he
fell down, and the sled passing over killed him
on the SPOT.


In Hollis, Mr. George Robinson, a soldier of
the Revolution, aged 64. He had received a
certificate for pension, but died before itwas
honored