The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . ii HUH GUI 9 m. The Old Mitchell and Mallard Blocks known Holbrooks, who afterwards re-moved to Massachusetts, had a bellfoundry near the Tucker mill. Theycast the first bell ever rung in MeredithBridge. The bridge across the river on Mainstreet at this time was a small and nar-row affair, with no railing. A mannamed French fell off the bridge andwas drowned in the river about thistime, and then the bridge was suppliedwith a railing. On the Gilford side ofthe riv
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . ii HUH GUI 9 m. The Old Mitchell and Mallard Blocks known Holbrooks, who afterwards re-moved to Massachusetts, had a bellfoundry near the Tucker mill. Theycast the first bell ever rung in MeredithBridge. The bridge across the river on Mainstreet at this time was a small and nar-row affair, with no railing. A mannamed French fell off the bridge andwas drowned in the river about thistime, and then the bridge was suppliedwith a railing. On the Gilford side ofthe river, near the end of the Millstreet bridge, was a sawmill, owned byDudley Ladd, while Jonathan Laddoperated a grist-mill near the site of thepresent Pitman mills. Jonathan Fol- at the corner of Main and Court was no Main street, then, aboveMill street, and a little brook ran throughBank square, where the present Perleycanal is located. This brook was crossedby small bridges of one or two 1842 Meredith Bridge was a vil-lage of considerable importance. TheBelknap Gazette was published by thelate Col. Charles Lane, and the
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