The Lebanonian
The Lebanonian
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One ol Mr. Carter's Early Teams.
The Carter Fountain.
This handsome fountain, a cut of which is shown in this issue, is the gift of Fred G. Carter, intended by him to be a memorial of his father, the late Henry W. Carter.
The fountain was unveiled and presented Aug. 17, 1898. Though little notice was given some 300 persons were in at- tendance when the invocation was offered by Rev. E. T. Far- rill. E. H. Thompson served as master of ceremonies. H. M. Chene\\ in behalf of Mr. Carter, presented ...the fountain, Rev. N. F. Tilden accepting the same in behalf of the com- munity. The fountain is a handsome gift, a striking addition to the "square, " a gift that is appeciated by all. Its ground basin is about 12 feet in diameter, curbed with Lebanon travelling merchant, in which he had no peer. At one time he had four four-horse teams serving his customers, all of which were the best ever seen in this country in a similar business.
Mr. Carter was naturally strong physically, strictly tem- perate and extremely generous with his relatives and per- sonal friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One ol Mr. Carter's Early Teams.
The Carter Fountain.
This handsome fountain, a cut of which is shown in this issue, is the gift of Fred G. Carter, intended by him to be a memorial of his father, the late Henry W. Carter.
The fountain was unveiled and presented Aug. 17, 1898. Though little notice was given some 300 persons were in at- tendance when the invocation was offered by Rev. E. T. Far- rill. E. H. Thompson served as master of ceremonies. H. M. Chene\\ in behalf of Mr. Carter, presented ...the fountain, Rev. N. F. Tilden accepting the same in behalf of the com- munity. The fountain is a handsome gift, a striking addition to the "square, " a gift that is appeciated by all. Its ground basin is about 12 feet in diameter, curbed with Lebanon travelling merchant, in which he had no peer. At one time he had four four-horse teams serving his customers, all of which were the best ever seen in this country in a similar business.
Mr. Carter was naturally strong physically, strictly tem- perate and extremely generous with his relatives and per- sonal friends.
What to read after The Lebanonian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John E From Old Catalog Whitley to read onlineMoreLess
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