Document Type

Monograph

Historical Address of the Town of Jackson Given by Everett E. Morton at the One Hundredth Anniversary of Jackson as a Plantation

Authors

Everett E. Morton

Publisher

Mail Publishing Co.

Rights and Access Note

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Publication Date

1912

Publisher location

Waterville, Maine

Abstract/ Summary

A published transcript of a speech given by Everett E. Morton at the 100th anniversary of the organization of Jackson, Maine, as a plantation and of the Congregational Church delivered as a part of events October 5-6, 1912. The speech provides information about the founding of the town and includes information under the headings of education, obituary, doctors, ministers, industries, post office, stores, soldiers, secret societies and reminiscences.

Repository Citation

Morton, Everett E., "Historical Address of the Town of Jackson Given by Everett E. Morton at the One Hundredth Anniversary of Jackson as a Plantation" (1912). Maine History Documents. 116.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainehistory/116

Version

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