The Town Register Fryeburg Lovell Sweden Stow And Chatham 1907
The Town Register Fryeburg Lovell Sweden Stow And Chatham 1907
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Edwin Merrill and Master Rufus Soule were early shipbuilders at Porter's Landing. Euo8 Soule alone built 87 vessels. In 1854, nine vessels were launched upon the Harraseeket River. The last ship, the "Wilna, " of 1, 483 tons, was built in 1880 by Briggs & Gushing. The "John A. Briggs, '' launched in 1878, was the largest wooden ship built on the Maine coast up to that time.
In 1824, when Samuel Bliss opened the old tavern, which is now standing on the south side of Postoffice Square, the villag...e of Freeport was a lively lumbering renter. The village was then surrounded by woods which ior some time furnished considerable wealth to the inhabitants.
J. P. Merrill's machine shop was established in 1870, making that, perhaps, the oldest established concern in the town today.
The manufacture of clothing was carried on quite exten- sively from 1860 to 1875. This gave employment to many hands. Those engaged in this business were: G. G. Luce, D. P. Ring, E. T. Tovvnsend and Isaac Parker.
There are not many natural water privileges in the town of Freeport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edwin Merrill and Master Rufus Soule were early shipbuilders at Porter's Landing. Euo8 Soule alone built 87 vessels. In 1854, nine vessels were launched upon the Harraseeket River. The last ship, the "Wilna, " of 1, 483 tons, was built in 1880 by Briggs & Gushing. The "John A. Briggs, '' launched in 1878, was the largest wooden ship built on the Maine coast up to that time.
In 1824, when Samuel Bliss opened the old tavern, which is now standing on the south side of Postoffice Square, the villag...e of Freeport was a lively lumbering renter. The village was then surrounded by woods which ior some time furnished considerable wealth to the inhabitants.
J. P. Merrill's machine shop was established in 1870, making that, perhaps, the oldest established concern in the town today.
The manufacture of clothing was carried on quite exten- sively from 1860 to 1875. This gave employment to many hands. Those engaged in this business were: G. G. Luce, D. P. Ring, E. T. Tovvnsend and Isaac Parker.
There are not many natural water privileges in the town of Freeport.
What to read after The Town Register Fryeburg Lovell Sweden Stow And Chatham 1907?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Harry Edward Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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