Durham Ant-Prohibitionist Reflects on Forty Years of Service
U Dunham writes a farewell in 1887 thanking his congregation, doctors, editors, and friends for kindnesses during twelve years in Durham New Hampshire. He honors physicians Blackwall, Thomas, Durham, Smith, Carr and Buttle, and says he respected all town professionals. He notes conflicts over prohibition yet claims duty guided him, pledges continued goodwill, and hopes others prosper after his move.
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