The Centennial Fourth
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TOWJV OF MELROSE. 21 Afterwards, but when I cannot ascertain, the road just described was straightened somewhat from Lebanon Street, by passing through the whole of Lynde Street, to Main, by Masonic Hall, leaving it soon after, passing back of the Grover house, by Mr. Alvin Lynde's, and thence near the foot of Boston Rock, across the meadow, back of the Joseph Lynde barns, through the pines to Main Street again, some- where near "Island Hill. " On a plan of Maiden, surveyed by Peter Tufts, Jr. ..., of Medford, in 1795, the only roads laid down in what was then North Maiden, are, the main road as last described, called the " Reading Road, " and a " Stoneham Road, " which leaves this near where our Masonic Hall now is ; this is what is now our Wyoming Avenue, Hurd, Cottage and Vinton Streets, then hardly anj^thing more than a cart- way. About this time " Upham Lane, " our present Upham Street, was built through to Chelsea line, a portion of which town, at that time, extended up to Reading, between Maiden and Saugus ; and a few years before this, what is now Howard Street was built through to Saugus, making a con- tinued county road from Stoneham to Lynn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TOWJV OF MELROSE. 21 Afterwards, but when I cannot ascertain, the road just described was straightened somewhat from Lebanon Street, by passing through the whole of Lynde Street, to Main, by Masonic Hall, leaving it soon after, passing back of the Grover house, by Mr. Alvin Lynde's, and thence near the foot of Boston Rock, across the meadow, back of the Joseph Lynde barns, through the pines to Main Street again, some- where near "Island Hill. " On a plan of Maiden, surveyed by Peter Tufts, Jr. ..., of Medford, in 1795, the only roads laid down in what was then North Maiden, are, the main road as last described, called the " Reading Road, " and a " Stoneham Road, " which leaves this near where our Masonic Hall now is ; this is what is now our Wyoming Avenue, Hurd, Cottage and Vinton Streets, then hardly anj^thing more than a cart- way. About this time " Upham Lane, " our present Upham Street, was built through to Chelsea line, a portion of which town, at that time, extended up to Reading, between Maiden and Saugus ; and a few years before this, what is now Howard Street was built through to Saugus, making a con- tinued county road from Stoneham to Lynn.
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