The Concord Guide book
The Concord Guide book
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Prof. Goessmann says, so far as he is able to determine, its analysis places the water of Sandy Pond, as regards purity, first among all waters used in this or any other country. The average impurities in the waters from upwards of forty different sources in the United States and Europe, is 5. 07 grains per U. S. Gallon, the range being from 1. 77 for Concord to 16. 38 for London. The mean elevation of Sandy Pond above Main street is fully one hundred feet, and when using hose, a stream can be ...thrown from a hydrant to the top of any building in town. Of all the blessings which Con- cord enjoys, this is certainly one of the purest and best.
The Concord Lyceum was formed December 31, 1828, and the Debating Society which had been in existence six years w^as united to it. Its organization consisted at first, of President, two Vice Presidents (all clergymen), two Secretaries, a Treas- urer and three Curators, but for many years it has been cliiefly managed by two Curators.
Every lecturer of note in New England and New York states, has been heard before this organization, the most celebrated orators having made frequent addresses here, including Beecher, Curtis, Gough, Whipple, Phillips etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prof. Goessmann says, so far as he is able to determine, its analysis places the water of Sandy Pond, as regards purity, first among all waters used in this or any other country. The average impurities in the waters from upwards of forty different sources in the United States and Europe, is 5. 07 grains per U. S. Gallon, the range being from 1. 77 for Concord to 16. 38 for London. The mean elevation of Sandy Pond above Main street is fully one hundred feet, and when using hose, a stream can be ...thrown from a hydrant to the top of any building in town. Of all the blessings which Con- cord enjoys, this is certainly one of the purest and best.
The Concord Lyceum was formed December 31, 1828, and the Debating Society which had been in existence six years w^as united to it. Its organization consisted at first, of President, two Vice Presidents (all clergymen), two Secretaries, a Treas- urer and three Curators, but for many years it has been cliiefly managed by two Curators.
Every lecturer of note in New England and New York states, has been heard before this organization, the most celebrated orators having made frequent addresses here, including Beecher, Curtis, Gough, Whipple, Phillips etc.
What to read after The Concord Guide book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartlett, George Bradford, 1832-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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