The Vineland Pioneers
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And Pardon Gilford, Gwyn- neth, A. S. Hall. Haswell. Capt. Holbrook, Hovvland, Lombard, J. C. Parsons, Robbins, Stevens, Thayer, and Wager.
At the close of the exercises, the young people en- gaged in dancing, indeed, some of the older persons pres- ent also indulged, to pass the time until the New Year was ushered in — when with congratulations and good wishes the pioneers departed for their homes.
The following year, (1870), the preliminary meeting was held at the residence of W. O, H Gwynnet...h, south west corner Boulevard and Chestnut Avenue, but I have been unable to find any report of the festivities at the close of the year.
The first decade brought many changes to the pioneers, some had been removed by death, whileothers had found homes elsewhere. So many organizations had been formed that the Pioneer Association could not or did not maintain their own against them, and, although they had informal gatherings and held occasional meetings at the homes of the members, the organization, as an organization, like so many others in the life of th2 town, are now but a memory of the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Pardon Gilford, Gwyn- neth, A. S. Hall. Haswell. Capt. Holbrook, Hovvland, Lombard, J. C. Parsons, Robbins, Stevens, Thayer, and Wager.
At the close of the exercises, the young people en- gaged in dancing, indeed, some of the older persons pres- ent also indulged, to pass the time until the New Year was ushered in — when with congratulations and good wishes the pioneers departed for their homes.
The following year, (1870), the preliminary meeting was held at the residence of W. O, H Gwynnet...h, south west corner Boulevard and Chestnut Avenue, but I have been unable to find any report of the festivities at the close of the year.
The first decade brought many changes to the pioneers, some had been removed by death, whileothers had found homes elsewhere. So many organizations had been formed that the Pioneer Association could not or did not maintain their own against them, and, although they had informal gatherings and held occasional meetings at the homes of the members, the organization, as an organization, like so many others in the life of th2 town, are now but a memory of the past.
What to read after The Vineland Pioneers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank D Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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