HARTWICK VILLAGE

Hartwick village is located in the northwestern part of the own, in a beautiful valley through which flows the Otego creek. The present (1877) business interests are represented as follows: general stores, Eldred & Ball, L. R. Sergeant, F. H. Robinson; dry goods, groceries, and drugs, Luce Brothers; hardware, Robinson & Butler,; grist- saw- shingle- and planing-mills, Cassius Maples; foundry, etc., P. G. Williams. Three blacksmith-shops, two jewelers, two shoe-shops, two harness-shops, three milliners, and three cooper-shops.

SOUTH HARTWICK

South Hartwick in the southwestern part, Hartwick Seminary and Hyde park in the eastern, and Toddsville in the northwest parts, are pleasant hamlets.

CLINTONVILLE

Clintonville is a small hamlet in the southwestern part, on the Susquehanna. Here are located the Clinton cotton-mills, which were erected by Mr. Cockett in about the year 1815. The mills are now owned and operated by Mrs. William M. Clinton.