The Medford Historical Register volume 14
The Medford Historical Register volume 14
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It is not connected with the fire-alarm system, orders for its ringing being given by telephone. In return for its housing, the church society has the use of it on Sabbath days.
In the cupola of the stable at the superintendent's resi- dence, Oak Grove Cemetery, hangs a small bell for a call bell. It was purchased from a junk dealer in Boston, who knew nothing of its history, but who said it was per- haps a ship's bell. Possibly it may have been one of Butler's bells, but this is only a surmise.... At the capture of New Orleans, there were found a lot of bells of various sizes that had come from churches, schools, plantations, 1914. ] MEDFORD BELLS. 61 and wherever a bell could be had. They were all donated to the lost cause by a sacrificing people, to be cast into Confederate cannon, but had not reached the foundry fires. These bells were sent north by General Butler and sold, and various town and church committees secured bargains thereby. For several years one interested made inquiry and search therefor, and after a long time suc- ceeded in locating a few of " Butler's bells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not connected with the fire-alarm system, orders for its ringing being given by telephone. In return for its housing, the church society has the use of it on Sabbath days.
In the cupola of the stable at the superintendent's resi- dence, Oak Grove Cemetery, hangs a small bell for a call bell. It was purchased from a junk dealer in Boston, who knew nothing of its history, but who said it was per- haps a ship's bell. Possibly it may have been one of Butler's bells, but this is only a surmise.... At the capture of New Orleans, there were found a lot of bells of various sizes that had come from churches, schools, plantations, 1914. ] MEDFORD BELLS. 61 and wherever a bell could be had. They were all donated to the lost cause by a sacrificing people, to be cast into Confederate cannon, but had not reached the foundry fires. These bells were sent north by General Butler and sold, and various town and church committees secured bargains thereby. For several years one interested made inquiry and search therefor, and after a long time suc- ceeded in locating a few of " Butler's bells.
What to read after The Medford Historical Register volume 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H P Helena Petrovna Blavatsky to read onlineMoreLess
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