Hanover Cemetery Documents

VERSO:

Hanover, N.H. May 20, 1916

The annual meeting of the Dartmouth Cemetery Association was held this day in the office of the treasurer according to the warrant given by the Justice of the Peace, President Frost, presiding. The Dartmouth Cemetery Association having failed to hold its annual meeting application for a legal meeting to a justice of the peace as follows:

(Copy)

Hanover, N.H. May 5, 1916.

The Dartmouth Cemetery Association, having failed to hold its annual meeting for the year 1916, application is made for a legal meeting as follows: To Perley R. Bugbee, a Justice of the Peace of the County of Grafton, the [stockholders] owners of one twentieth of the stock and property of the Dartmouth Cemetery Association represent that said corporation has failed to hold its annual meeting for the year 1916. They therefore request you to call a meeting of said corporation to be held at the office of Charles P. Chase, in Hanover, on Saturday, the 20^th day of May at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of acting on the following subjects, vix: 1^st, to choose all necessary officers for the ensuing year; 2^nd, to transact any other necessary business.

Signed by Newton A. Frost

RECTO: Dorrance B. Currier L. B. Downing F. J. Ward George W. Rand Charles P. Chase E. D. O'Lara Gilman D. Frost E. P. Storrs Howard M. Tibbetts

The State of New Hampshire Copy Grafton County, Hanover, N.H.

To Newton A. Frost of Hanover, in said county of Grafton:- Whereas application has been made to me Perley R. Bugbee, a Justice of the Peace for the said county of Grafton, as above you are Required to warn a meeting of said corporation to be held at the time and place mentioned in said application by publishing a copy of said application and warrant fourteen days in the same manner as is provided for warning the annual meeting of said corporation, and make return of this warrant at said time and place of meeting.

Dated the 5^th day of May, 1916. Justice of the Peace (Signed) Perley R. Bugbee

Lot No. 209

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13	12	11	10	9	8	7
	Dorrance B.	Mary E.	Althea A.	Martha J.	E.A.C	E.D.C.

CARPENTER ADAMS

	M.A.	C.A.	C.A.	E.W.A.	J.S.A.
6	5	4	3	2	1

(James S. Adams) (Ebenezer D. Carpenter)

Monument. Inscript's on

East face;

James S. died July 30, 1882. Aged 75 yrs.

Elizabeth W. wife of James S. Died Jan. 16, 1880. Aged 74 yrs.

Carper, son of James S. and Elizabeth Died June 14, 1858. Aged 17 yrs.

Carper Adams, died Apr. 13, 1847. Aged 72 yrs.

Mehitable, wife of Carper Died Dec. 7, 1864. Aged 80 yrs.

Martha adopted daughter Died Oct. 25, 1874. Aged 25 yrs.

West face;

Ebnezer D. Carpenter 1816 - 1902 ---------- Eunice A. His wife 1817 - 1899 ---------- Dorrance B. Currier 1846 - 1918 ---------- Mary E. Carpenter his wife 1846 - 1908

Althea A. died Mar. 29, 1891. Aged 48 yrs.

Martha Jane, died Nov. 20, 1852. Aged 6 yrs.

>Lot No. 209 (con.) (2)

Stones.

1 - 6; Small marble stones with initials on west faces with the exception of stone 6. If there were intials on this stone, they are no longer legible.

7 - 12; Inscriptions on arched top of small stone.

13; (On the top);

Anna

(West face);

dau. of D.B. & M.E. Currier Died July 22, 1869 Ae. 10 ms. 2 ds.