Chronicles of Monroe in the Olden Time
Chronicles of Monroe in the Olden Time
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People travelled then on horseback, or by private conveyance, or by stage- coach, which had its regular routes, canying, besides passengers, the United States mail. Wherever it was convenient for such to stop for rest or change of teams, a hostelry would spring up. All the way from New York, on the great stage route, were such places of entertainment. The Clove was a good day's journey from the city. Starting from Hoboken in the morning, travellers would find it convenient to rest, after fifty ...miles, at Monroe village ; hence the importance of its hotels. There was one at the old or upper village very early. This old hostelry, ac- 106 ■m InnJceeping. 107 cording to Homo, was presided over at different times by Brewster Tuthill, Isaac Van Dnzer, Peter Ball, Daniel Vail, Sylvester Gregory, and Hophni Smith. Town meetings and elections were held at the old tavern, and many were the questions outside the ballot-box which were settled in blood between the athletes of the Upper and Lower Cloves and South- field.
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People travelled then on horseback, or by private conveyance, or by stage- coach, which had its regular routes, canying, besides passengers, the United States mail. Wherever it was convenient for such to stop for rest or change of teams, a hostelry would spring up. All the way from New York, on the great stage route, were such places of entertainment. The Clove was a good day's journey from the city. Starting from Hoboken in the morning, travellers would find it convenient to rest, after fifty ...miles, at Monroe village ; hence the importance of its hotels. There was one at the old or upper village very early. This old hostelry, ac- 106 ■m InnJceeping. 107 cording to Homo, was presided over at different times by Brewster Tuthill, Isaac Van Dnzer, Peter Ball, Daniel Vail, Sylvester Gregory, and Hophni Smith. Town meetings and elections were held at the old tavern, and many were the questions outside the ballot-box which were settled in blood between the athletes of the Upper and Lower Cloves and South- field.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Niles Freeland to read onlineMoreLess
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