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Excerpt from Wayside Jottings, or Rambles Around the Old Town of Concord, New Hampshire, and Its SuburbsThe reason for the writing and publication of the wayside J ottings may be told in a few words. I had been reading Charles W. Brewster's Ram bles About Portsmouth, published first in the Portsmouth Journal, of which he was the editor, and republished in a book form. The thought oc curred to me that a series of local sketches of Con cord and ...
