History of Aroostook Vol I
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From Caribou village the road runs northward for six miles across the north half of the town of Caribou, and continues on in the same direction across Township K, Range 2, Cyr Planta- tion and a corner of Van Buren to the St. John River.
The large mills of the Van Buren Shingle Co. , located on the main river, and the long train of cars steaming alnog on the New Brunswick shore give a business aspect to the picture and indicate that all is not rural quiet and pastoral simplicity in this other A...cadia. There are two other saw mills in the town, both located on Violette Brook. These are the Hammond mills, con- taining two shingle machines, and the Souci mill, with two shin- gle machines and a rotary. Mr. Fred B. Violette has a grist mill and carding mill. Mr. W. C. Hammond was for many years the principal business man at Van Buren and was formerly ex- tensively engaged in trade and in the business of cutting and manufacturing lumber. He also had a fine farm a short dis- tance below the village.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Caribou village the road runs northward for six miles across the north half of the town of Caribou, and continues on in the same direction across Township K, Range 2, Cyr Planta- tion and a corner of Van Buren to the St. John River.
The large mills of the Van Buren Shingle Co. , located on the main river, and the long train of cars steaming alnog on the New Brunswick shore give a business aspect to the picture and indicate that all is not rural quiet and pastoral simplicity in this other A...cadia. There are two other saw mills in the town, both located on Violette Brook. These are the Hammond mills, con- taining two shingle machines, and the Souci mill, with two shin- gle machines and a rotary. Mr. Fred B. Violette has a grist mill and carding mill. Mr. W. C. Hammond was for many years the principal business man at Van Buren and was formerly ex- tensively engaged in trade and in the business of cutting and manufacturing lumber. He also had a fine farm a short dis- tance below the village.
What to read after History of Aroostook Vol I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Wiggin to read onlineMoreLess
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