Historical Address
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James P. Sanford, now of Wheaton, lUinois. Born Nov. 11, 1837, on the north part of the Barna Swarthout farm, on Lot 94, (now a part of the State Hospital propertv) in Romulus, whose eminence as a traveler and as an eloquent and entertaining lecturer, is known and recognized in all parts of the Union, and who is here, as Orator of the day, upon this occasion. His volume of ' ' Letters of Travel from dif- ferent Lands, " was pubHshed in 1887.
Nothing speaks better for the people of a community t...han to ha%e the reputation of being good patrons of churches and public Sp CENTENNIAL OF ROMULUS.
schools. The pioneers of Romulus gave early attention to re- ligious observances and the building up of churches. It was not an unusual thing, for our early settlers to bring their families to church, in wagons or sleds drawn b\- oxen, while young people often came long distances on foot, carrying their only pair of Sun- day shoes, and putting on the . Same, before entering the place of worship.
The official organization of the Romulus Bai)tist church dates back to 1795, and will next year have reached a full century of organized exi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James P. Sanford, now of Wheaton, lUinois. Born Nov. 11, 1837, on the north part of the Barna Swarthout farm, on Lot 94, (now a part of the State Hospital propertv) in Romulus, whose eminence as a traveler and as an eloquent and entertaining lecturer, is known and recognized in all parts of the Union, and who is here, as Orator of the day, upon this occasion. His volume of ' ' Letters of Travel from dif- ferent Lands, " was pubHshed in 1887.
Nothing speaks better for the people of a community t...han to ha%e the reputation of being good patrons of churches and public Sp CENTENNIAL OF ROMULUS.
schools. The pioneers of Romulus gave early attention to re- ligious observances and the building up of churches. It was not an unusual thing, for our early settlers to bring their families to church, in wagons or sleds drawn b\- oxen, while young people often came long distances on foot, carrying their only pair of Sun- day shoes, and putting on the . Same, before entering the place of worship.
The official organization of the Romulus Bai)tist church dates back to 1795, and will next year have reached a full century of organized exi.
What to read after Historical Address?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diedrich Willers to read onlineMoreLess
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