Social notes and speeches at Chautauqua week events
Frour ga Special Reporter reports on visitors and locals in town for a Chautauqua session. Names include Lowe, Mrs Clarence Broward, Judge Lambert, Hiram Tate, Ada Ferris, Nellie Palmer, Frank Edmunds, Henry Ames, Miss Kneeland, and Rev Kneeland. The piece covers sermons by Rev Bishop, Dr Jewell, Dr Thomas, and Judge Tourgee, plus parade, class diplomas, and remarks on northern and southern postwar reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frour Ga
Sigs Lowe
Clarence Broward
W. Fenner
South Atockton
Spectral Tour With Joseph Cook At Chantauqua
A special report records the Chantauqua week featuring Joseph Cook calling up spirits and guiding a world tour with them from London to San Francisco. The rambles and visions drew crowded amphitheatre attendance while the living listened to opinions of historic figures and poets amid a tiring but memorable lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantauqua
Chautauqua
Joseph Cook
London
Lisbon
Melbourne
Nna
Pekin
San Francisco
Joseph
Ned
Pirit
Bu Joseph
Mr. Cook
John Bright
John Wesley
John Banyan
John the Baptist
Luther
Milton
Shakespear Scott
Burns
Cook
Harmony News Highlights From Our Special Reporter
Harmony notes visitors to The Rocks at Panama from Chautauqua and nearby areas. Frank Wood of Stedman reports heavy grocery business near Chautauqua gate during the Assembly. EB Polley of Panama sold a large herd of cattle for 800 dollars. D G Backett sold ten days cheese from Open Meadow factory from July 11 to 21 at nine cents per pound. Mrs Burt Miller, ill with consumption, died at age 21 leaving a husband and a young child. Rev Ruins Prau in precarious condition after paralysis shock. Plans for a stone bridge over Little Brokenstraw Creek at Panama progress if funded. Wm P Randall bids to repair bridge over Prendergast Creek for 100 dollars. Gate disputes at Chautauqua gate lead to arrests and local court appearances. Rev C J Powers and RF Randolph visiting family in Panama. Card family reunion planned September 6 at Gardner Card’s house. William tension to be buried September 30 on Jehial Brook’s place. Ransom reunion set for September 29 at Albert Jenks grave. Dr A B Rice sold Panama property to H M Martin and may relocate. Couch Bros visited by Judge C F Conch of meri Town. Apple crop outlook for town expected to be light and inferior. some data drowned out last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Chantanqua
Frank Wood
Stedman
Polley
D. G. Backett
Open Meadow
Burt Miller
Ruins Prau
Wm. P. Randall
Prendergast Creek
Brightman's
Chautauqua
Esq. Ward
May
Jehial Brook
Albert Jenk
A.B. Rice
H. ©. Martin
Couch Bros
C. F Conch
Meri Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Lewi
Fredonia
Ada Ferris
Nellie Palmer
Lambert
New York
Hiram Tate
Middletown
Prof. Freeman
Judson J. Newman
Uulialo
Nettie Whiting
van Buren Point
Frank Edmunds
Temple
Charlotte Enter
Mr. Henry Ames
Brooklyn
Frank Thomas
Delaware Ave
Buffalo
Mrs. Day
Central Ave
Joe Carruth
Geneva
Elaine
Rochester University
George Tiffany
Presbyterian
Bernice Jones
Buck
Atvs
Will Dewing
Winnifred
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mrs. Woodford
Main Street
Miss Kneeland
Rochester
Kneeland
Yellow Stone Park
Mr. G Webster
Webser
the Baptist
Emgry Paylor
Tredonia
Mr. Kneeland
Great West
Christ
Ohn Bricht
Jewell
Chicago
Lie
Thomas
Darwin
Emerson
Thoms
C. TL
Lewis Miller
Vinegar
Chautauqua Assembly
Judge Tourgee
Maysood
Tourgee
America
Wic
Bollet
Deapotsot
Haywood
Atlanta
Hegreld
Newsopap
Harmony
Rufus Gleason
Piysicien
Sae
Montioe
Im. Vandevelde
Agt
East Third
Wirtner & Alling’s
Lion-St
I Headquarters For
Tiannerver
Pitca
Monroe
Dusx
ASC Nink
Rialics
Strom
Leslaston
Fsa
Jolt & Ue
Learing
Putin
Hinworth
Dunn & Schune
Ind
Dai
USA
Iraim Brown
Lowell
Center Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Milton H. Smith
Robert Sneider
Mm' Nee OM
Ale
United States
Quebec
Lorne
United
Werkly Bank Statement
Towhis
Weekly Post
Inger
News
Speer
MHS
Speers
Prin Pat
Atinvahid
Burgundy
Speer’s
P. J
Alfred Spees
Passaic N.d
Lyon Bros. ‘and
Drugutsts
Simd
Root
Fearit
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