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A BRAVE OLD OAK.-In a recent interview
with the Hon. John Quincy Adams, he addressed
his vislters i'll the following language: II a
member, inful communion, of the Congregational
church of Quincy. Henry Adams, my ancestor,
emigrated from England in 1854, and was one Of
the founders of this church in 1899. His son
Joseph, was long member Of the same church,
and died in 1894, aged 63. His son Joseph,
was also member, and died in 1899, aged 80.
His son John, my grandfather, was also'a mem
Der and deacon in this church, and died in 1850,
aged 6s years. My father was long member
and died, as you will remember, in 1926, at the
age Of 81. On my fathers decease, joined the
same church. had not joined before, as was
most of the time absent from home; but God has
long been my hope, and now as l am about to
die, ! have a calm and cheerful hope, of joining
my ancestors in house not made with hands
eternal in the heavens. Quincy Patriot.