Publication volume 2 1975
Publication volume 2 1975
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ILA HOFFSTETTER has operated a store in her residence on the corner of Center Street and Broadway for several years. DRUG STORES Dr. George Vincent's Drug Store was the oldest and best known in the early days and he operated it for many years. The building is now gone but it will be remembered by the old timers. Many clerks worked there. I remember Ed Penfield, Dr. M. Arthur, Jos. W. Adams, and Geo. I. Vincent.
William Ferman operated a Drug Store in the Wright's Store building about 1875.
Dr. ...Warren Hunter had three offices and Drug Stores. The first was in the frame addition to the Wright's Store building, then after that burned he built a Drug Store and Office on the north east corner of Broad Street and Oak Street. That building is now gone. Then he moved to the south west corner of Oak and River Street and occupied that jointly with Henry Clark who was then postmaster.
MEAT SHOPS The Butcher that was here the longest and that I remember best was John P. Lemmon. His shop was in the basement of his brick house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ILA HOFFSTETTER has operated a store in her residence on the corner of Center Street and Broadway for several years. DRUG STORES Dr. George Vincent's Drug Store was the oldest and best known in the early days and he operated it for many years. The building is now gone but it will be remembered by the old timers. Many clerks worked there. I remember Ed Penfield, Dr. M. Arthur, Jos. W. Adams, and Geo. I. Vincent.
William Ferman operated a Drug Store in the Wright's Store building about 1875.
Dr. ...Warren Hunter had three offices and Drug Stores. The first was in the frame addition to the Wright's Store building, then after that burned he built a Drug Store and Office on the north east corner of Broad Street and Oak Street. That building is now gone. Then he moved to the south west corner of Oak and River Street and occupied that jointly with Henry Clark who was then postmaster.
MEAT SHOPS The Butcher that was here the longest and that I remember best was John P. Lemmon. His shop was in the basement of his brick house.
What to read after Publication volume 2 1975?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hampton Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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