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Wallace's division, and right of Prentiss' division did sustain itself, not once being removed from its position, although repeatedly charged by the enemy until about 5:30 o'clock p. In 1862, Nathaniel Talbot sold the property at 41 Bay Road and seventy-five acres of land to John and Mary Sullivan of Easton. While the driver waited for the engine to warm up, he would switch from battery ignition to his magneto.

The dual ignition system on the Morse, which used a dry cell battery to provide a hot initial spark and then switched to a high-tension magneto, was commonly used on well-designed cars of the time.In 1900, when the company had run for approximately twenty years without a competitor in this country, the Morse interest was sold to the American Thread Company, then a trust owned by J.

He graduated there in the class of 1847, and was appointed Second Lieutenant in First Regiment Artillery, U. Transportation to their place of employment was by train via West Bridgewater and Matfield to Campello and locations north. The village area along Washington Street, from Morse's square stucco house near the southeastern corner of the intersection of Washington and Grove (now Belmont) Streets to the South Easton Depot south of the Green. At one time the company had several small plants: one in Norton, one in Easton, one in Kingston, and one in New Hampshire.They were married in Clermont County, Ohio, and settled on a farm, having a family of twelve children. When building the motor, each piston and connector rod was weighed and balanced with the others, producing a car that ran so smoothly its quietness actually attracted attention. We know that King Alexander II signed charters here in February 1222 and The Bruce stayed here in the early years of the 14th century. Under this arrangement, by improving every spare moment, he completed a course in arithmetic, English grammar, geography, and obtained a fair knowledge of history from books kindly loaned from the library of Dr.

When at General Hurlbert's headquarters the steamboat "Conestoga" came down and the officer in command politely offered passage in his boat which he said would leave in forty minutes, so we had only time to get our troops on board. Well they had been observed over a period of many years to be getting slowly but surely closer to the shoreline! In 1910, at the New York Automobile Show, according to a trade magazine, the Morse car garnered - a wide amount of discriminating attention which cannot be explained away on the ground that the car is new.He was a graduate of West Point, graduating in 1846, and was from the same congressional district from which Ulysses S. Unfortunately, there were difficulties in the patent agreement which led to a long and ultimately unsuccessful litigation on Morse’s part. Frequent skirmishes were had with the enemy and one severe engagement lasting nearly all day, brought on by the enemy in force attempting to destroy the railroad. In the spring of 1850 Lieutenant Woods with Company L was removed to Astoria near the mouth of the river and from this point Lieutenant Woods with two white men and two Indians attempted to find a practicable wagon road from Astoria to the plains across the coast range of mountains. The North Easton Village District is supplied with water from wells situated in the valley of a tributary of the Coweeset River within the limits of the district.

In 1906, Alice Buck Pratt, of 111 Rockland Street, sold the land to Oakes Ames in two parcels, on the northwest corner of Rockland Street and Allen Road. In 1900, Oakes Ames grew up at 35 Oliver Street, married Blanche Ames, sister of his classmate Butler Ames of Lowell, two years after graduating from Harvard. A small village made up of the Morse and Copeland families and their employees developed around the mill. The attorneys who are passing upon bonds require, however, that a certificate of approval from the State Department be furnished as the law states.m., and were directed by him to hold the position at all hazards, and in this exposed position, across the Corinth road, the left brigade of W. the following application for the approval by this Department, under the provisions of chapter 232 of the Special Acts of the year 1915, of the taking and use of water from Silver Lake for the water supply of the South Easton and Eastondale Fire and Water District through a contract with the water commissioners of the city of Brockton made under the provisions of said act.