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G.K.Howard Invoice 1909
Another scanned item we received from Bob Girouard is part of his Ray Evans collection.  There is a nice G.K.Howard signature at the bottom.
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The town of Bartlett is named for Josiah Bartlett. Dr. Josiah Bartlett of Kingston, the first chief executive to bear the name governor, a representative to the Continental Congress, and one of three signers of the Declaration of Independence from New Hampshire. Dr. Bartlett was second to sign the Declaration, placing his signature along with the well-known signature of John Hancock. About the time of his signature his home was burned to the ground by British loyalists.

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For Whom is Mount Parker named and what was he famous for ?  Source reference if you have it.

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Just received  this item from Ray Girouard:  The Evans Family Reunion at the Notchland Inn, Mt Ear Newspaper Article - March 1984.  Also a photo of the then proprietor John Bernardin.  It's Here

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Cannell's Socony Gas in Glen NH
Cannell's Socony Gas and Store when it was in Glen, near present day Jericho Rd.  The main highway was behind the present day Cider House in those days.
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