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. At one time he was the owner of 1,000 acres of Norfolk land. Early in life he united with the Boston Baptist ’ church, and when the Bloomsburg church was organized he donated , the land required for church and cemetery purposes. In 1882 the mother died, in her 81st year and in the following year the father died in his 85th year. For | sixtyâ€"three years they had lived together as husband and wife. In their family were five sOns and four daughters. f ‘z !rfi/{/'ufih\,&bâ€"u/\,afl + I ~ntemprmttcmmsecmmmrnm. ... / | [\)iét imiv C_L;a/ul‘i’ 4 7/ 70 s ’ ‘"‘Bloomsbure sesegi@P to mel average village in size, populaâ€" â€" tion and the number of industries. Tt contains two blacksmith shops, { ' one good general store, several . gardeners, two good mechanics, one good weaver and a nursery. x *k is 0 OF 75 YEARS AGO | afewglos,_..!e! April 25, 1895) . /:))(.tufim_lâ€"w?/: f<<=f (Z(///‘ es , W itemorsevears ac0 _( i The Bloomsburg post office hasi‘kq been closed and residents of that . place take turns in coming to?# Waterford for mail, o oo reqvemenes |â€" y ‘ en A q N_ P lip d <% cJA rMBi‘ gucw" }}Z‘Z "‘fl"‘l¢'} ’%//74 u/o) _ Qarvidlolt" [ ‘ a g / '»,," /( 2 Aof fl. ; fou \)(/ fltf/ot / /