The Medford Historical Register volume 24
The Medford Historical Register volume 24
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That interest led him to many inquiries, the preservation of letters of answer, and his own written conclusions. A touch of romance runs through it all, and the perusal of the papers referred to gives an inter- esting peep into the past, as well as into the ancient mansion, an object of interest in our city.
Mr. Welch was a dry goods merchant of Boston, hav- ing a store on Cornhill near the Brattle street church, and a residence on Franklin street, in the famous Ton- tine buildings.
In his earl...ier youth he is said to have been an auction- eer, and boarded in what the writer styled " a private boarding house in Park street. " Among those living there was an invalid lady, to whom a Mrs. Jarvis of Watertown frequently sent parcels and delicacies by her daughter.
The young men there domiciled w^ere not slow in noting her visits or observing her attractive personality, and urged their hostess to invite her into the parlor.
It chanced that at her next errand to the invalid (remember, this was fifty years before the advent of rail- I9IO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That interest led him to many inquiries, the preservation of letters of answer, and his own written conclusions. A touch of romance runs through it all, and the perusal of the papers referred to gives an inter- esting peep into the past, as well as into the ancient mansion, an object of interest in our city.
Mr. Welch was a dry goods merchant of Boston, hav- ing a store on Cornhill near the Brattle street church, and a residence on Franklin street, in the famous Ton- tine buildings.
In his earl...ier youth he is said to have been an auction- eer, and boarded in what the writer styled " a private boarding house in Park street. " Among those living there was an invalid lady, to whom a Mrs. Jarvis of Watertown frequently sent parcels and delicacies by her daughter.
The young men there domiciled w^ere not slow in noting her visits or observing her attractive personality, and urged their hostess to invite her into the parlor.
It chanced that at her next errand to the invalid (remember, this was fifty years before the advent of rail- I9IO.
What to read after The Medford Historical Register volume 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James George Roche Forlong to read onlineMoreLess
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