CHANGES OF TIME. A STRAY LEAF FROM THE PORTFOLIO OF WILLIE WARE. ONE of the most striking features of life, is change. To-day, we enjoy the blessings of health; to-morrow, the hand of sickness is heavily laid upon us. To-day, … Continue reading
TO ALLY. BY WILLIE WARE. I Think of thee by night, ‘Mid scenes of wildest bliss, I feel upon my cheek Warm, friendship’s truest kiss: I twine my arms around thee, And whisper words of love, While brightly shine the … Continue reading
Reference: Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine, Volumes 11-12, 1860, p.331 … Continue reading
AFFECTION. BY WILLIE WARE. Wealth may leave us, And glory depart; Sorrow may fall Like a weight an the heart; Fame may be blasted, Like a flower in foil, When the frost’s icy breath Has fallen on all. But the … Continue reading
Reference: The Lady’s Friend, by Mrs. Henry Peterson, Vol. 1 Jan. to Dec. 1864, published by Deacon and Peterson, Philadelphia, page 588 … Continue reading
Driftwood on the Sea of Life. By Willie Ware. 1 vol 12 mo. Philada: Jas. Challen & Son.—A. collection of articles in prose and verse, which the author has chosen a very appropriate title. Willie Ware seems to be young … Continue reading
REPRESENTATIVES Or DEPUTIES. May 31,1727 to October 14, 1727. Mr. WILLIAM DUDLEY, Speaker. County of Suffolk. Boston, . . . Wrentham……….. Mr. Jonathan Ware…. Also, May 25, 1726 to April 5, 1727 Reference: The Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, … Continue reading
No. 29 Bond street was occupied for two or three years by Samuel Cowdry, a distinguished lawyer, who moved from 27 Cherry street about 1828. He was assistant alderman from the fourth ward in 1822 and two years later was … Continue reading
This community has so long looked up to Dr. JOHN WARE as one of the leading members of the medical profession, that the announcement of his sudden death, which took place on Friday, the 29th ult., brings to all the … Continue reading
Since 1815 the Swanzey Militia Company have had the following commanders: … Jonathan D. Ware … Reference: The History of Swanzey, New Hampshire, from 1734 to 1890, by Benjamin Read, The Salem Publishing and Printing Co, Salem, MA, p.153 … Continue reading
