Annals of Centerdale in the Town of North Providence Rhode Island volume 1
Annals of Centerdale in the Town of North Providence Rhode Island volume 1
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— The Post-Office.
THE first store in Centerdale was established by James and Richard Anthony (proprietors of the cotton mill), at the junction of Smith street and Waterman avenue, in a small one-story building which was torn down in 1892.
It was the custom in the early days of the cotton in- dustry for the company, or proprietors of the mill, to conduct what was then called a factory store, where the employees could purchase such things as their everyday wants required. To obtain them from Pro...vidence was then quite an undertaking, for although the town was but five miles away, the conveniences for traveling were very limited, and a visit to the city twice a year was about all the average person would expect or could afford; besides, those who worked in the mill had but little leisure time to waste going to and from the city, which would consume the greater part of the day; for their time was fully occupied in the mill, where they were expected to be at work as early as half-past four o'clock in the morning and remain until eight o'clock in the evening, with thirty minutes for each of the three daily meals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The Post-Office.
THE first store in Centerdale was established by James and Richard Anthony (proprietors of the cotton mill), at the junction of Smith street and Waterman avenue, in a small one-story building which was torn down in 1892.
It was the custom in the early days of the cotton in- dustry for the company, or proprietors of the mill, to conduct what was then called a factory store, where the employees could purchase such things as their everyday wants required. To obtain them from Pro...vidence was then quite an undertaking, for although the town was but five miles away, the conveniences for traveling were very limited, and a visit to the city twice a year was about all the average person would expect or could afford; besides, those who worked in the mill had but little leisure time to waste going to and from the city, which would consume the greater part of the day; for their time was fully occupied in the mill, where they were expected to be at work as early as half-past four o'clock in the morning and remain until eight o'clock in the evening, with thirty minutes for each of the three daily meals.
What to read after Annals of Centerdale in the Town of North Providence Rhode Island volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Capron Angell to read onlineMoreLess
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