Biographical Review Containing Life Sketches of Leading Citizens of Worceste
Biographical Review Containing Life Sketches of Leading Citizens of Worceste
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Kim- ball, of Worcester, a manufacturer now re- tired. She has two sons and a daughter. Charles Had wen named his eldest child, the subject of this sketch, for the husband of his aunt Dorcas, Obadiah Urown, who was promi- nently connected with the planting of the cot- ton spinning industry in this country.
Obadiah B. Hadwen in his youth spent four years as a student at the Friends' School in Providence; four winters in the Clinton Grove Institute at Weare, N. H. , under the instruc- tion of Mos...es A. Cartland, the friend to whom Whittier, the poet, refers in "A Memorial, M. A. C"; and a winter in the Worcester County Manual Labor School. At Kendrick's in Newton he had some expe- rience in the nursery business; and in 1843, before he was twenty years of age, he settled on his present farm, at the corner of May and Lovell Streets. This was a part of the orig- inal Lovell estate, but the buildings and trees on it have been placed here since it came into Mr. Madwen's possession. While his young trees were growing he followed market gar- dening to some extent, and in 1848 he began selling milk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kim- ball, of Worcester, a manufacturer now re- tired. She has two sons and a daughter. Charles Had wen named his eldest child, the subject of this sketch, for the husband of his aunt Dorcas, Obadiah Urown, who was promi- nently connected with the planting of the cot- ton spinning industry in this country.
Obadiah B. Hadwen in his youth spent four years as a student at the Friends' School in Providence; four winters in the Clinton Grove Institute at Weare, N. H. , under the instruc- tion of Mos...es A. Cartland, the friend to whom Whittier, the poet, refers in "A Memorial, M. A. C"; and a winter in the Worcester County Manual Labor School. At Kendrick's in Newton he had some expe- rience in the nursery business; and in 1843, before he was twenty years of age, he settled on his present farm, at the corner of May and Lovell Streets. This was a part of the orig- inal Lovell estate, but the buildings and trees on it have been placed here since it came into Mr. Madwen's possession. While his young trees were growing he followed market gar- dening to some extent, and in 1848 he began selling milk.
What to read after Biographical Review Containing Life Sketches of Leading Citizens of Worceste?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston Biographical Review Publishing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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