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Dr. L. W. Millett, prominent and popular as one of Little Rock’s dentists, is from Maine, having been born in that State September 19, 1859. He is the son of Thomas and Elmira (Day) Millett, both of whom were natives of the Pine Tree State, but of French descent, their parents having come to America at an early date. When quite young, Dr. Millett, having been left an orphan, went to live with an older brother. He attended school at Gorham’s Seminary and Westbrook, and later began the study of his profession with Dr. French, of Portland, Me., completing his course at the Boston Dental College. He then practiced for five years in Farmington, Me., and in November, 1884, came to Little Rock, establishing his office at 315 1/2 Main Street, where he has since been located. Dr. Millett married in 1882. His wife is a very charming lady, her maiden name being Inez G. Davis, and a daughter of Charles E. Davis, of Farmington Falls, Me. They are the parents of one bright little lad, Roscoe C. (born in September, 1884.) Mr. and Mrs. Millett are members of the Congregational Church, and the former is a member of Damon Lodge No. 3, K. of P. He is also a member of the Arkansas Dental Association. The Doctor has occasion to feel proud of his extensive practice, which, in comparison with that of older established dentists, is certainly an extraordinary one.