What is "cedarville"

Usage examples of "cedarville".

The boys were to ride from Oak Run to Ithaca, and there take a small steamer which ran from that city to the head of the lake, stopping at Cedarville, the nearest village to Putnam Hall.

At Cedarville one of the Hall conveyances was to meet them, to transfer both them and their baggage to the institution.

At last Cedarville was reached and the little steamer tied up at the dock, and the boys and girls went ashore.

They were soon on the way, which led out of Cedarville and over a hill fronting the lake.

In the meantime if you will release me I'll go to Cedarville and put up at the hotel for the night.

Stanhope was conveyed to her home, and a doctor was brought from Cedarville and the Lanings were informed of what had happened.

When the grounds at Pornell Academy were reached, they were found to be more than three quarters full, for the proprietor of the place had opened up for the benefit of the public at large, and many had come from Cedarville and the surrounding territory.

They knew that a certain hardware dealer in Cedarville had a good quantity of skates on hand, and started to walk to the village without delay.

It did not take the lads long to reach Cedarville, but once at the hardware store considerable time was lost in getting just the skates desired.

Before they separated he gave her a silk handkerchief he had purchased at Cedarville, one with her initial in the corner, and she blushingly handed over a scarf made by herself.

The weather was so cold that the ice impeded transportation, and the Golden Star was not making her usual trips to Cedarville and other points.

An hour had gone by, and they were wondering if they were anywhere near Cedarville, when a wild shout rang out, and the next instant came a crash, as their sleigh collided with another coming from the opposite direction.

On the letter to Josiah Crabtree was placed an address in Cedarville which, was certain to catch him.

Both knew Cedarville "like a book," as Tom expressed it, having been there so many times before.

Peleg Snuggers, the general utility man of the Hall, had just brought the boys up from Cedarville, to which place they had journeyed from Ithaca on the regular afternoon boat running up Cayuga Lake.