New Hampshire As It is volume 1
New Hampshire As It is volume 1
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The railroad bridge just below the village is one of the most splendid and substantial structures of the kind in New England. The scenery about the village is beautifully picturesque.
The Columbian Manufacturing Company, Mason Vil- lage — Robert B. Williams president ; Stephen Smith agent. Capital stock, $200, 000. Number of shares, 200; par value, |1000. Do. Spindles, 6200. Do. Looms, 175. Do. Hands employed — males, 106; females, 130; total, 236. Amount of stock consumed annually, 750, 000 po...unds. Number of yards produced per annum, 1, 950, 000. Kind of goods, colored cottons. Number yarn, 14.
Asher Peabody, manufacturer of shoes, employs 25 hands.
Amos Scripture, agent, manufacturer of japanned tin- ware. First established in 1833. Number of hands era- ployed, 12.
There are two gristmills"^ five sawmills, two hotels, five stores, two blacksmith, and two cabinet shops.
This town was granted August 26, 1768. It was for- merly known by the name of Number One. The first effort to settle here was made in 1751; and in the following year Enoch Lawrence made a permanent settlement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The railroad bridge just below the village is one of the most splendid and substantial structures of the kind in New England. The scenery about the village is beautifully picturesque.
The Columbian Manufacturing Company, Mason Vil- lage — Robert B. Williams president ; Stephen Smith agent. Capital stock, $200, 000. Number of shares, 200; par value, |1000. Do. Spindles, 6200. Do. Looms, 175. Do. Hands employed — males, 106; females, 130; total, 236. Amount of stock consumed annually, 750, 000 po...unds. Number of yards produced per annum, 1, 950, 000. Kind of goods, colored cottons. Number yarn, 14.
Asher Peabody, manufacturer of shoes, employs 25 hands.
Amos Scripture, agent, manufacturer of japanned tin- ware. First established in 1833. Number of hands era- ployed, 12.
There are two gristmills"^ five sawmills, two hotels, five stores, two blacksmith, and two cabinet shops.
This town was granted August 26, 1768. It was for- merly known by the name of Number One. The first effort to settle here was made in 1751; and in the following year Enoch Lawrence made a permanent settlement.
What to read after New Hampshire As It is volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin a Edwin Azro Charlton to read onlineMoreLess
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