Busy Belmont Briefs chronicles local events and notices
Belmont locals attend fairs and races, with reports on politics, church activities, construction, and community happenings. Missing letters and scattered anecdotes reflectDaily life in Belmont, Wellsville and Hornellsville with mentions of fairs, meetings, and local personalities.
Social roundup of town visitors and travels
A broad tally of locals and guests visiting Belmont and surrounding areas includes E S Davis at Buffalo fair, Miss Mabel Coats clerking in C S Riley's store, and Edward Rutherford from Angelica in town courting. Many residents return from fairs, travels to Buffalo, Wellsville, Erie, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casterline
Mabel Coats
C. S. Riley
Rev. Snyder
Richard J. Tucker
Bermuda
Edward Rutherford
Angelica
Will Crocker
Washington
Emma Birdsall
Galt
Iowa
N. B. Fuller
Giles E. Davis
Andover
C. BE. Ingham
Buffalo Fair
Ed. Richardson
Genesee House
Jooseph Wagner
Canada
Dr. Anderson
Elmore A. Willets
Chas
Riley
Ira H. Myers
Buffalo
Hattie Holcomb
Connecticut
C. L.slatter
Augustus Miller
Bradford
Silas Richardson
Herbert Potter
Eau. Claire
Wis
Hiram van Camon
Helen Hill
New Bedford
Mass
Grace Hart
Hecock
Joseph Demmer
Jas. Anderson
B. P. Mapes
Angie
Erie Co
John Lentz
Belfast
L. R. Benjamin
Lewis W. Allen
E. I. Davis
Hornellsville
Thomas Sinon
Corning
Claude Scott
Wellsville
Belmont
Chas. Stillman
Wm. McCracken
Jay Crissey
Chautauqua Co
Pomfret
Fredonia Observer
Nelson Holmes
Kinzua
Addison van. Campen
Henry Mattoni
New York
Orla Hammond
Genesee
Harry
Joe
Criz
John A. Wheeler
Katie
Chas. G. Anderson
Washington, D. C
Oregon
California
Wheeler
H. H. Watson
Watson
J. Ov Price’s
Friendship
William Duke, Jr
Spokane Falls
J . O. Price’s
Lester
Ira Butler
Olean
N.Y. i
Teachers Institute in Allegany County for 2nd district
The Teachers Institute for the second commissioner district of Allegany County will be held at Academy Hall in Friend ship village beginning October 21st 1889. All teachers in the district and those intending to teach next year are urged to attend. Elba Reynolds School Commissioner Belmont Aug 25 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Ely
Dorg
LeRoy
M. E. Horner
E. V. Sortore
Hornellsville
Wellsville
Temperance Meeting
Clara Lessenwell
Bradford
F. M
Cuba
Belmont
Presbyterian Church
Erie
Buffalo Fair
Friendship
Dispatch
M. E
EB. J. Gwynn
Belmont Fire Department
I. J. Elliott
Geo.e. King
Wm. J. Richardson
Frank van Campen
Granger
Allegany County
N. Y
Kezar Falla
Lewiston Journal
Allegany
Academy Hall
Tabor
Sayers
Bradley
Bennett
Bartlett
Burr
Geo. Voss
Clapp
Farmers’ Insurance Company
Angelica i
Tousey
Willey
Observer
Angelica
Tom McDermott
Allegany Gag Co
Clarence Crandall
New York
Paris
E. P. Hubbell
Tink
J. W. Graves
Edgar Palmer
Rufus Gardner
Taylor
Fort Edward
J. O. Price
Pleasant Valley
N. N. William
H. ‘Able
Collins Station
Best Cattle Breeds for Farms Discussed at Meeting
At Fillmore on September 4 the gathering led by President Litchard debated cattle breeds for farming. Sayers favors mixed native cows with Dothame and Ayrshires while others praise Holsteins for dairy and Short-Horns for beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Pres. Litchard
Prof
Tousey
Nunda
Sayers
Hol‘stein’ B. Bartlett
Ayrshires
Durhams
Jerseys
Burr
Tabor
Mr. Sayers
Centerville
Ohio
Court resumes after Judge Farnum illness in upstate session
Court opened at 2 30 p m with 19 causes on the calendar all called but not ready for trial. Judge Farnum absent ill losing 18 pounds in six days. officers including Oscar Fuller and Geo Watson present. adjourned to 9 o clock Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum
Clarence
A.farnum
Oscar A. Fuller
Geo. Watson
W. J. Garwood
D.H. , Norton
Jas. Johnson
Alfred Waters
Geo. Nobles
Margeson
M. H. Davis
Geo. A. Green
Crier
Murray Farwell
EB. W. Cowles
H. E. Dudley
The
Genesee
Crystal Butter packaging praised as perfect airtight glass
An 1889 notice promotes Crystal Butter as the perfect glass package that is airtight and durable, advertised for sale to consumers and producers. It also lists a real estate disposal of river lands known as the Rogers farm by D W Sherwood of Belmont with terms to be announced, dated September 8, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Co
Rogers
D. W
Sherwood
Belmont
Posthumous Fame Reflected in Ado and Lyrics
The excerpt laments fame after death and cites a Philadelphia Press verse noting posthumous applause. It mentions a Wellsville fair covered in detail by The Reporter and advertises cheap merino vests at J. O. Price in Friendship Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
J. O. Price’s
Friendship
Nev
Wellsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Dispatch
Belmont, N.Y
Bertha Bradt
H. W. Mattons
Joan Leilous
Syracuse
John Pease
Crabtree Bridge
Irving Saunders
H A. Barney
John Dean
St. Philip's Church
Rahab
Lazarus
E. S. ‘Davis
Horace Dobbins
Wellsville Fair
Fred Roth
Austin, Pa
Teachers Institute
Elba Reynolds
Allegany Co., Farmers’ Club
Lizzie Richardson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bender
Alice Granby
R Horner
Sol. Tracy
Cuba Fair
Shropshire
Lincoln
Will. Tracy
Mr. Tracy
I.J. Elliott Engine Co
E. A. Newton
I. S. Lewis
H. Ward
Lonnie Hammond
Roy Robinson
J. W. Bissell
Sherman ‘Morgan, Jr
Welleville Fair
Sherman’ Morgan, Jr
Philip Morgan
Daniel ,C
New York City
Ww. D. Griswold
Clara Graden
Wni
King
W. A. Willard
Thomas O’brien
Michael Neville
U.S
Carlton Branch
Lucinda Eldridge
People
H. W. Dewdney
Good River Farm
H. F. Gardiner
M. E. Davis’ Store
Andersons
Lovel
Ernest L. Scott
Vermont
Baptist Church Society of Cuba
Boots
W. J. Tompkins
Apain & Lewis
Aplin & Lewis
South Street
N.Y
M. FB. Davis
M. E. Davis
Smith
J. H. Smith
Belmont, N. Y
Cromwell
LPAT
H.W. Sortore
Charles S. Riley
Rockery
Bro