The History of East Bridgewater
The History of East Bridgewater
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The President we all do know; he took his post so grand, and lent the money to his sons to pay for western land. This President when once a Judge, the people he did ride, and from the path of honesty his feet have turned aside. " Since the man mentioned in the ballad still has descendants in town, we shall not mention his name.
Nor were town meetings always placed, as shown in a ballad which circulated called "Town Meeting Song: and sung to the tune of Yankee Doodle. "In East Bridgewater, as I ...learned, they had a great town meeting; they nail a notice on the door and I believe they called it Greeting. Yankee Doodle is the tune, two Yankees is promoting. 'Twill do to whistle, sing or play, and just the thing for voting. " One of the most interesting old records is a faithful diary of the East Bridge- water weather kept by Leonard Hill from 1806 to 1869. It is a precise record of the weather in East Bridgewater for every day from all those years. Hill records that on July 14, 181 1, the temperature in East Bridgewater reached 109 and was followed by four consecutive days of temperatures over 100.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The President we all do know; he took his post so grand, and lent the money to his sons to pay for western land. This President when once a Judge, the people he did ride, and from the path of honesty his feet have turned aside. " Since the man mentioned in the ballad still has descendants in town, we shall not mention his name.
Nor were town meetings always placed, as shown in a ballad which circulated called "Town Meeting Song: and sung to the tune of Yankee Doodle. "In East Bridgewater, as I ...learned, they had a great town meeting; they nail a notice on the door and I believe they called it Greeting. Yankee Doodle is the tune, two Yankees is promoting. 'Twill do to whistle, sing or play, and just the thing for voting. " One of the most interesting old records is a faithful diary of the East Bridge- water weather kept by Leonard Hill from 1806 to 1869. It is a precise record of the weather in East Bridgewater for every day from all those years. Hill records that on July 14, 181 1, the temperature in East Bridgewater reached 109 and was followed by four consecutive days of temperatures over 100.
What to read after The History of East Bridgewater?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul John Rich to read onlineMoreLess
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