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Lust Of the Cooked Hafs.-Thc Hon. Pain


Wingate, of Stratham, N. H., departed this life
last week at the age of 80 years. Judge Wiugatc
was the last survivor of that body, with the ex-
ccption of the Hon. jeremiah Smith, of Exeter,
who lived within five miles of his residence. He
was graduate of Harvard College, and when he
graduated was the youngest Of his class. He has
been for several years (since the death of DR..
Holyoke) the Oldest graduate of that institution.
He was appointed Judge of the Supreme Court
in New Hampshire in 1893, and held the office
till 1909, being then 70 years Of age. The man
sion house Of this venerable patriarch was the seat
of elegant hospitality, and himself emphaticaly a
gentleman Of the old school, the confdant and ad-
wiser of General Washington while President
His gait was erect and graceful always, when he
was not actively engaged on his farm, clad in the
habiliments of the days of the Revolution-black
broadcloth coat and small clothes, silk vest, cock
ed hat, and ruffles at his breast and wrists. His
lady survives him, at the age of 85. She is sister
of the late Hon. Timothy Pickering.