History of Unity Maine
History of Unity Maine
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Moulton.
Next in line came several antiquated vehicles. F. A. Bartlett drove a rig of the style of 1776. He was accompanied by Miss Thompson in antiquarian cos- tume. In addition to the time-worn condition of the wagon, the style was also followed in respect to the harness, which had wooden hames without the collar. J. S. Rollins drove an outfit, the carriage dating from 1804, while Crosby Fowler and John M. Thompson rode in a one-horse phaeton built in 1838. Mr.
78 History of Unity, Maine Thom...pson is the oldest man in Unity, being in his 75th year. In contrast, A. H. Winters of Waterville and C. E. Stevens drove up-to-date turnouts.
Considerable interest was aroused by the exhibit of the Portland Packing Company, on whose float was a miniature corn shop in full operation.
The fact that the occasion was a patriotic one was emphasized by the presence of the members of the G. A. R. , led by a drum corps. Some were on foot and others were in carriages. Unity's contribution to the list of the preservers of the Union was a generous one, but the number of survivors is rapidly decreasing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moulton.
Next in line came several antiquated vehicles. F. A. Bartlett drove a rig of the style of 1776. He was accompanied by Miss Thompson in antiquarian cos- tume. In addition to the time-worn condition of the wagon, the style was also followed in respect to the harness, which had wooden hames without the collar. J. S. Rollins drove an outfit, the carriage dating from 1804, while Crosby Fowler and John M. Thompson rode in a one-horse phaeton built in 1838. Mr.
78 History of Unity, Maine Thom...pson is the oldest man in Unity, being in his 75th year. In contrast, A. H. Winters of Waterville and C. E. Stevens drove up-to-date turnouts.
Considerable interest was aroused by the exhibit of the Portland Packing Company, on whose float was a miniature corn shop in full operation.
The fact that the occasion was a patriotic one was emphasized by the presence of the members of the G. A. R. , led by a drum corps. Some were on foot and others were in carriages. Unity's contribution to the list of the preservers of the Union was a generous one, but the number of survivors is rapidly decreasing.
What to read after History of Unity Maine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R Taber to read onlineMoreLess
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