Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-10

trict to end his days A contract is in the writer's possession between the town and MT. Bradley whereby the latter agrees to board Mir. Blakeslee ssfor five shillings sickness He died about 1895, the exact date being lost. According to tradition Gin this case verified by the grand lists of the town) Mr. Blakeslee was the owner of the first silver watch in the community Thus passed away an active old school gentleman once prominent in the councils of church and town. There was no one to raise stone to his memory, and the very place of his burial is forgotten.
 A complete list of the members of the general assembly. if
 I787, (May) Joseph Pierpont; 1787, (Oct.) Daniel Bassett; 178S, Joseph Pierpont; 17S9, Joseph Pierpont; 179O, Joel Blakes- lee; 1791, Joel Blakeslee; 1792 Joel Blakes- lee; 1793, Mayl Samuel Mix; 1793, | (October) Joel Blakeslee; 1794, Sam uel Mix; 1795, Joseph Pierpont; | 1896 (May), Joseph Pierpont; 1796 (Octo- ber), Jonathan Barns; 1797 (day), Joshua Barns; 1797 (October), Joseph Pierpont,
 179s, Joshua Barnes; 1799 (May), Joshua
 1901, Joseph Doolittle; 1909 May), Joseph
 Doolittle; 1909 (October). Joseph Crockett; 18O3kMay), Joseph Crockett; 1903 (Oct.),
 Joseph DooHttle; 1894 (May), Joseph Doc little; 1894 (Oct.), Joseph Crockett; 1905, Joseph Doolittle; 1906 (May), Joseph Doc little; 1906 Oct.j Joseph Crockett; 1907,
 Joseph Doolittle; 1908, Lyman Todd; 1909,
 Joseph Doolittle; 1910, Joseph Doolittle;
 1911, Jacob Bassett, 1912, Joseph Doolittle;
 1913, Daniel Pierpont; 1914, Philemon Blakeslee; 1915, Daniel Pierpont; 1916,
 Jacob Bassett; 1917, Daniel Pierpont;
 1918 May), Daniel Pierpont; 1918 (Octo-
 ber), Stephen o,o Munson; 1s1s, Stephen
 Munson; 1920, Stephen D., Mqnson;;
 Pierpont; 1923, Nathaniel Doolittle;
 1894, Daniel Pierpont; 1895, Nathaniel
 Doolittle; 1926, Giles Pierpont, jr.; 1897,
 Ebenezer Pierpont; 1928, Ebenezer Pier
 pont; 1899, Jesse Crockett; 1880, Jesse
 Crockett; 1881, Isaac Stiles; 1882, Isaac I Stiles; 1888, Hubbard Barnes; 1884,
 Hubbard Barnes; 1885, Amasa Thorpe 1886, Amasa Thorpe; 1887, Horace Stiles 1888, Horace Stiles; 1889, Jesse Crockett 1S4O, John Beach; 1S41, John Beach; 1S42 7 obed s; squires; 1s4s, Evelyn Blakeslee H. Dooittle; 1s4s, zophar Blakeslee 1s49, Oswin H. Doolittle: 1850, Osw1n H l Doolittle; 1851, Evelyn Blakeslee; 1852 Merritt Barnes; 1858, Burritt Crockett 1854, Isaac L. Stiles; 1855, Henry McNeil 1856, Henry H. Stiles; 1857, HerveJ Stiles; 1858, Nelson J. Beach; 1859, Nelson J. Beach; 1860, Nelson J. Beach 1861, Hervey T. Dayton; 1862, Hervey T.
 Dayton; 1863, Eliza c. Futile; 1864, John E. Crockett; 1865, James M. Payne; 1866,
 Willis B. Hemingway; 1867, Willis B. ) Hemingway; 1868, Ellsworth D. s. Good.
 year; 1869, Daniel A. Patton; 1870, Daniel
 A. Patton; 1871, William B. Johnson; 1879 Nelson J. Beach; 1873, Daniel A. Patton } 1 1874, Cyrus Cheney; 1875, Stephen c. Gil bert; 1876, Stephen c. Gilbert; 1877, Alfred Ives; 1878, Alfred Ives; 1879, Truman o Judd; 1880, Nelson J. Beach; 1881, Shel don B. Thorpe; 1882, Andrew F. Austin 1883, Francis H. Todd; 1884, Isaac L
 Stiles; 1885, Isaac L. Stiles; 1886, Cyru' Cheney.
 The oldest living ex-members are Mer Tit Barnes, house of 1844, and Hon. Ezrs Stiles, house of 1S45 These gentlemen would be glad to meet at reunion
 their associates in these bodies.
 ) The recognition of the revolutionary vet
 erans in politics was as conservative, fol
 lowing that period, as it has been since thu : civil war. In the former case Joshui : Barnes and Captain Joseph Crockett wer } chosen, and in the latter (to 1886, when thi ; history will close,) B. D. s. Goodyear
 Truman o. Judd and the writer.
 II tTranscriber of St. Johns church records
 II ++From Roll of General Assembly 1881.
 | dential and for fourth pastor in case of Rev | TAverett Gri1pS read .sffth.f'