History of Waterbury And the Naugatuck Valley Connecticut volume 3
History of Waterbury And the Naugatuck Valley Connecticut volume 3
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Carey, a general contractor of Winsted, was born in the town of Colebrook, Litchfield county. Connecticut. Augiist 7, 18. 52. He resided in the town of Winchester since 1876 and has lived in Winsted for the past fifteen years. He learned the trade of a stone and brick mason in early manhood and for a quarter of a century has been en- gaged in business as a general contractor and builder, most of his work in tlie building line being in brick and stone construction. He has erected many of tlie be...st buildings and public works of Winsted. Including St. Joseph's churcli, the Winsted Methodist Episcopal church, the Litchfield County hospital, some additions to the William L. Gilbert Home, the Crystal Lake dam. The New England Pin Company's factory plant in Winsted and various other structures of importance. He rebuilt the T. C. Richards Hardware plant, the Fitz- gerald Manufacturing Company's plant and others. As the years have passed Mr. Carey has prospered and has accumulated a large amount of valuab2e real estate, so that he could retire from active business at any time if he so desired and yet enjoy all of the comforts of life; but he prefers to remain active, for indolence and idleness are utterly foreign to his nature and thus he continues a leading contractor of Winsted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carey, a general contractor of Winsted, was born in the town of Colebrook, Litchfield county. Connecticut. Augiist 7, 18. 52. He resided in the town of Winchester since 1876 and has lived in Winsted for the past fifteen years. He learned the trade of a stone and brick mason in early manhood and for a quarter of a century has been en- gaged in business as a general contractor and builder, most of his work in tlie building line being in brick and stone construction. He has erected many of tlie be...st buildings and public works of Winsted. Including St. Joseph's churcli, the Winsted Methodist Episcopal church, the Litchfield County hospital, some additions to the William L. Gilbert Home, the Crystal Lake dam. The New England Pin Company's factory plant in Winsted and various other structures of importance. He rebuilt the T. C. Richards Hardware plant, the Fitz- gerald Manufacturing Company's plant and others. As the years have passed Mr. Carey has prospered and has accumulated a large amount of valuab2e real estate, so that he could retire from active business at any time if he so desired and yet enjoy all of the comforts of life; but he prefers to remain active, for indolence and idleness are utterly foreign to his nature and thus he continues a leading contractor of Winsted.
What to read after History of Waterbury And the Naugatuck Valley Connecticut volume 3?
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