History of Chesterville Maine volume 1
History of Chesterville Maine volume 1
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Just before this a new Sawmill standing nearly or quite its length down-stream of the present one, had been raised by the ])redecessors of the owners of that now existing. This was about 1S()9. The first Gristmill on the south side of the stream at this ])lace was built by Edward Locke and his son not far from ISll The stones of the old mill were used This underwent some alterations, the frame being once rebuilt ; but, in August 1828 it was sold to Jonas Davis, who built "a new mill, which did ...a fair business. Within a few years he has put in Burr stones for wheat, which, with a good bolt and cleanser, and a corn-cob cracker, makes this a vahiable mill. He has also a shingle machine, a circular cross-cut saw, and a machine for washing clothes, propelled by water. Lately he has added a thresher and some other machinery. 51. — E. Bennet's Auger Factory. — Joseph Keith's Fulling and Carding Mill. About 1816 Elisha Bennet, jr. Put up a shop just below the then existing Gristmill, and put in motion a trip-hammer, the second in town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just before this a new Sawmill standing nearly or quite its length down-stream of the present one, had been raised by the ])redecessors of the owners of that now existing. This was about 1S()9. The first Gristmill on the south side of the stream at this ])lace was built by Edward Locke and his son not far from ISll The stones of the old mill were used This underwent some alterations, the frame being once rebuilt ; but, in August 1828 it was sold to Jonas Davis, who built "a new mill, which did ...a fair business. Within a few years he has put in Burr stones for wheat, which, with a good bolt and cleanser, and a corn-cob cracker, makes this a vahiable mill. He has also a shingle machine, a circular cross-cut saw, and a machine for washing clothes, propelled by water. Lately he has added a thresher and some other machinery. 51. — E. Bennet's Auger Factory. — Joseph Keith's Fulling and Carding Mill. About 1816 Elisha Bennet, jr. Put up a shop just below the then existing Gristmill, and put in motion a trip-hammer, the second in town.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Sewall to read onlineMoreLess
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