Identifier: granitemonthlymav19conc (find matches)
Title: The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress
Year: 1877 (1870s)
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Publisher: (Concord, N.H. : J.N. McClintock)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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.Bucklin overlooks Little Sunapee,and the cosy cottage of George W.Hodges is almost hidden in the shel-tering pines on the easterly shore.Pine point, the narrow ridge that runs far out into the lake, is a favor-ite resort for private picnic parties. Lying between Little Sunapee andSunapee lake is Otter pond, and theNorth-west district of the town, orOtterville. This neighborhood hasa saw-mill, grist-mill, carding-mill,and blacksmith shop, and the quaintWayside Chapel, where divineservices are held in the summer sea-son. Last, but not least, is the Westpart, along the shore of Lake Suna-pee. Here were the clearings of thefirst settlers of the town, now thebroad acres of Nathaniel Knowlton,Belden Morgan, and Edward A.Todd ; the summer residences of Mrs.Tracy of Cleveland, O., Dr. E. Morrillof Concord, Dr. J. D. Quackenbosand Professor Campbell of New Yorkcity; while the omnipresent summerguest is cared for by Benjamin C. Da-vis at The Willows, or by FrankH. Davis at Soo-nipi-side Lodge,
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