Historical Sketch of Stockton Springs
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This was located in one portion of the office of Hon. N. G. Hichborn — there being no other available room. Capt. Alexander Black was Presi- dent, with Capt. Lycwis M. Partridge as Treasurer.
Mr. J. H. Ward well is the village news dealer. His rooms are in a section of B. B. Sanborn's building, on Bast Main street. He supplies all leading daily papers, peri- odicals and books, ordering whatever may be wanted outside his stock.
The only hotel in town was opened in 1849, by Stephen Cleaves, who w...as for many years the proprietor of the "Cleaves House" and livery stable. A frugal, hon- est and obliging landlord, a good citizen and neighbor, he accumulated a competen- cy, in a strictly temperance "public house. " The same hostelry, remodeled 88 OF STOCKTON SPRINGS and owned by a recent purchaser, F. W. Collins, still serves the traveler, being ac- ceptably managed by the present leasees, Worcester Bros.
Pownal Lodge, F. & A. M. , has been in a flourishing condition for many years, having been established in 1863.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was located in one portion of the office of Hon. N. G. Hichborn — there being no other available room. Capt. Alexander Black was Presi- dent, with Capt. Lycwis M. Partridge as Treasurer.
Mr. J. H. Ward well is the village news dealer. His rooms are in a section of B. B. Sanborn's building, on Bast Main street. He supplies all leading daily papers, peri- odicals and books, ordering whatever may be wanted outside his stock.
The only hotel in town was opened in 1849, by Stephen Cleaves, who w...as for many years the proprietor of the "Cleaves House" and livery stable. A frugal, hon- est and obliging landlord, a good citizen and neighbor, he accumulated a competen- cy, in a strictly temperance "public house. " The same hostelry, remodeled 88 OF STOCKTON SPRINGS and owned by a recent purchaser, F. W. Collins, still serves the traveler, being ac- ceptably managed by the present leasees, Worcester Bros.
Pownal Lodge, F. & A. M. , has been in a flourishing condition for many years, having been established in 1863.
What to read after Historical Sketch of Stockton Springs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faustina Hichborn to read onlineMoreLess
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