Binghamton, son établissement, à la croissance et développement . nghamton en 1829, et bientôt associé à hisbrother dans leur usine d'armes à feu. Dans leur boutique rue Franklin faire aplow-t-il ajouté à la direction générale, qu'il a menée sur plusieurs années.Il a commencé à la suite d'un chantier sur la berge du canal et a longuement inhard et doux du bois. En 1864 la firme de Blanchard & Bartlett, wasformed et acheté l'ancienne usine de collier à l'angle de l'Hawleystreet et le canal. Plus tard sur l'entreprise a acheté le Kenyon & New-ton moulin, qui se tenait sur la rive nord de la Susquehanna, ci-dessous theRockbottom barrage. Ce pl

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Binghamton, its settlement, growth and development . nghamton in 1829, and soon associated with hisbrother in their gun factory. In their Franklin street shop he added aplow making branch to the business, which he carried on several years.He afterward started a yard on the canal bank and dealt extensively inhard and soft lumber. In 1864 the firm of Blanchard & Bartlett wasformed, and purchased the old Collier mill on the corner of Hawleystreet and the canal. Later on the firm purchased the Kenyon & New-ton mill, which stood on the north bank of the Susquehanna, below theRockbottom dam. This plant was destroyed by fire, after which thefirm operated the Collier mill, doing a general lumber manufacturingbusiness, until 1867, when the Evans warehouse property on the eastside of the basin was purchased, rebuilt and made into a large sash, blind and door factory and planing mill. The buildings were subse-quently enlarged until the factory became one of the largest in south-ern New York. John W. Rowlingson came into the firm about 1873, . ISAAC L. BARTLETT. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. 107 but two years later, through business misfortunes, the entire propertypassed into the hands of Bartlett Bros. (Arthur S. & Charles J. Bart-lett.) The junior partner died in September, 1886, upon which thefirm name was changed to Bartlett & Co., as since known in businesscircles. Isaac L. Bartlett, the founder in fact of this leading industry, died December 20, 1888, after almost sixty years of active business lifeand of residence in Binghamton. He was much respected in social andbusiness circles, and is remembered especially for his exemplary habitsand correct life. His wife, with whom he married in May, 1846, wasEmily Banks of Bridgeport, Conn. Their children were Arthur wS., now senior partner in the firm of Bartlett & Co.; Laura B., who mar-ried Herbert E. Smith; Isaac L., jr., now dead; Charles J., now dead;and Emily B., who became the wife of Sidney T. Clark. Curtis Thorp came to this locali

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