Decoration Day Observed in Cherry Creek and Area
The Cherry Creek Decoration Day observance drew many from the town and nearby areas. Veterans from the Grand Army post led ceremonies, with music from Conewango Comet Band and a local martial band, graves visited, floral tributes laid, and speeches at the M E Church by New Charles B. Green and others. Home notes report orchard growth, property trades, and small town updates including residents moving, selling, and a fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Creek
Grand Army
H. P. Smith
Emnes
Conewango Comet Band
M. E
Charles B. Green
W. C. Carpenter
Mr.c
G. W. Divoll
York
Livingston County
J. R. Delaney
Buffalo
Ingall
Geo. L. White
Ellington
Wm. Kilbourn
Maple Avenue
AL McLean
Chautauqua Commercial
BO. A
Local notes from Forestville and area events
Special Reporter reports Mrs N T Saunders returning to Washington for the summer and Rev A S Thompson visiting his ill mother. Ar Place of driven well fame. J A Parsone hosts. Mr and Mrs Myers visit Harrison House. Barnard's lumber wagon team ran off an embankment. no serious injuries. W Spencer from Little Faile, Mrs E S Wright of Bradford visit. Dr A P Parsons sells drug stock to Wm H Parsons who assumes charge. Wm H praised as reliable. Hanover Farmers Club meets with A J Paton near village. John P A Mixer sells stock and implements to S Tibbetts who moves near Bradford Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestville
N. T. Saunders
Washington
Thompson
Ar. Place
J. A. Parsone
Myers
Frewsburg
Harrison House
P.S. Barnard
Barnard
W. Spencer
Little Faile
Higgon Win
IL Parsons
Geo. Knapp
Parsons
Wm. Hi
Farmers Club of
Hanover
A. J. Paticon
John PA
Mixer
Tibbetts
Tibbets
Bradford
Smithe Mills Strawberry Dance at O U W Hall
From our spermed Reporter The O U W will have a strawberry and ice cream dance at their hall Thursday eve of this week. All are invited. A pleasant time is anticipated. Give them 2 good crowd and they will make it pleasant for all. as they are good fellows. Otis Record has been setting out two Jacres of Mops this spring. H York has cut about twelve on his farm in Sheridan. Edwin Green is building a barn. He has the frame up. Leonard Green of this place makes the timber and Henry Dye builder. Warren Gardner is slowly recovering from his long sickness Dr Meeder of Forestville is helping him. Oscar Winslow home so close. Joe was a boy all the while and its weight was ten pounds. Corn not planted yet. Fair prospect of a big hay crop HALP BREED
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. O. U. W
Otis
H. York
Sheridan
Edwin Green
Leonard Green
Henry Dye
Warren Gardner
Dr. Meeder
Forestville
Oscar Winslow
Joe
District school meetings report teachers and land bid
Miss Dora Henneysett of Mayville teaches in district 20 while Miss Georgianna Titus of Portland serves in district 15. A special school meeting in district 15 aimed to obtain more land from Mr Farrar but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Henneysett
Mayville
Georgianna
Titus
Portland
Farrar
Local Notes From Kennedy Area and Surrounding Towns
Eddie Parkhurst spending months at his uncle’s near Kennedy. Mr Blodgett of Pomfret preached sabbath at the M E church. Mr Bowen preaches alternate at Alt Barnes near Prospect. On the 29th ult a donation from Mr Hubbard of Fredonia was seen buying deacon skins for a dollar. Farmers lament prices as some sold for seventy five cents. Mr Hines of Hartfield arrives weekly with a cart of groceries and dry goods. two well mannered boys accompany him. Ambrose Paul Indian physician of Dewittville reports neighbors’ health improving and many cases saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Parkhurst
Kennedy
Blodgett
Pomfret
M. E
Bowen
Alt. Barnes
Prospect
Mr. Hubbard
Fredonia
Mr. Hines
Hartfield
Ambrose Paul
Dewittville
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Corps of Life Observer
J. B. Knapp
Walter Snow
Dunkirk
Gwiday
L.B. Carrington
Lodi Street
Sinclairville
C. C. Board of Trade
Doard
Tate Oilwell
Potomac
Union School
Revs
Tinker
Ginades
Prof
Hall
Evergreen Cemetery
Wm. J. Allen
C. J. Allen
Daniel Kelley
Hiram Waterman
Cyrus C. Bennett
Cyrus W. Torry
Rem
Gossett
Chas, Brown
Teeland A. Kirk
Roswell W. Groves
Tidwin Richmond
Geo. G. Richmond
Uazey Torre
Gardner Walker
Beneft
Stockton
Prom Ovr
Mark Brevart
Joseph Brevart
Manly Clark
Stedman
Dascom Tasor
Delants
Rainehart & West
Willy White
P.O
R. W. Fenner
Fall Ime
QO. B. Todd
Harmony
Bandon
Jone Las
Smithe Mills
Chantaugea Hill
Fru Gur
Pauls Extrat
Toathuche
POND
Batrac
Mhvsitian
Ian
Pices
Hyp. Munroe
Parker
Hiscox & Co
N.Y. Soc
Wirtner & Alling’ Hardware
Lion-St
Monroe
Tage
Eggleston Truss Co
Mantes, Or
Eggleston CO
Chicago
Lit
Ces Osaia
Center Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
GH. Ww. Stiles Ac Co
Demlork Talls
Sellen & Popple
Palg GL A
Stiles & CO
Langworthy
Urcemiicl
Shiy Yeers
Caperienec
Farmer
Tos
Greeny Ica
Panghamton
Waverly
Hormelisville
Drowkirk
Tfne
Laster Eutel
Dunkuck
A. Langworthy
Ike
Petryleam
Mether
Binghamton
Ponmenda
Vidle
JOB & Letterpress
Chautauqua
B.A. Jews5
Tid Correhonery Store
Teetagrant
No. 49 East 3d St
P. A. Lew
Thatcher
Gaaliy
Saleiu
Earth
United States
Canada
H. D. Thatcher
Potsdam
Nate Athere
The
Morayspre
Ndren
Prompony
Rae
Catarah
Zoor
Cotlane Watson
Rata
KidroysWort
Deuggists
Nickardsons CO
Proptts
Hh Burtington
Sunlight
John B.gough
Worthington
Parcer
Bukox & Co
N.Y. Ste
Floreston
Fox
Cologne
Roya
Giris
Ene and
Olatt
Hraim Brown
Lowell
Mase
Drasciana
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