The Story of Somerville
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Speeches were de- livered by Hon. George A. Bruce, Major Will- iam H. Hodgkins, Rev. George W. Durell, and others. Mrs. Martha Perry Lowe recited an original poem, and Mrs. Bailey sang the " Star Spangled Banner. " The widow and daughter of Charles Miller, who gave the city its name, were invited, as guests of honor, to sit on the plat- form.
SEPARATION FROM GHARLESTOWN 103 In fifty years '' in the matter of growth, Somerville's career has been remarkable, if not phenomenal. In the whole sixty ...years of its existence, the gain in population has averaged 1, 000 per year. In 1842, the year of the town's incorporation, there were not many more than 1, 000 souls within ita borders; the census of 1900 shows that we were then over 61, 000 in number. From a farming town whose fertile acres were dotted here and there with houses, and whose rangeways were traversed as much by cattle and sheep as by people, we have grown to be a compact community of 65, 000 people, 11, 000 dwellings, and ninety miles of streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speeches were de- livered by Hon. George A. Bruce, Major Will- iam H. Hodgkins, Rev. George W. Durell, and others. Mrs. Martha Perry Lowe recited an original poem, and Mrs. Bailey sang the " Star Spangled Banner. " The widow and daughter of Charles Miller, who gave the city its name, were invited, as guests of honor, to sit on the plat- form.
SEPARATION FROM GHARLESTOWN 103 In fifty years '' in the matter of growth, Somerville's career has been remarkable, if not phenomenal. In the whole sixty ...years of its existence, the gain in population has averaged 1, 000 per year. In 1842, the year of the town's incorporation, there were not many more than 1, 000 souls within ita borders; the census of 1900 shows that we were then over 61, 000 in number. From a farming town whose fertile acres were dotted here and there with houses, and whose rangeways were traversed as much by cattle and sheep as by people, we have grown to be a compact community of 65, 000 people, 11, 000 dwellings, and ninety miles of streets.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M a Haley to read onlineMoreLess
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