Religious Services and Notices in Brocton Area Churches
A compact listing notes church services across Brocton area congregations including Fay Fapitat Church First Presbyterian First Methodist German Evangelical German Bible Church and St Johns Episcopal with varying service times and Sunday schools. Other items report Decoration Day plans by G A R Post 292 and local social events including a wedding reception and a book dedication at Martin Carey residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Fourth
Elk
Buffalo
Iter
G.L. Mond
Colfax
Martin Carey
Della Carey
Jay Crandall
J. G. Squier
E. B. Crandall
John Woods
Cnn
Brocton
Neighboring Towns Our Letter Writer Ntens of News Gathered
A correspondence piece from the Life Observer reporters reflects on nearby towns and shared happenings. The column blends local anecdotes, brief notes, and social updates gathered by a corps of observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps
Life Observer
Forestville Social Notes and Local Updates
Forestville specials report editor A G Parker must relocate to Dunkirk due to travel fatigue. Bristol Carrington and family visited from Dunkirk. D A Denise paints his house. several townsfolk listed for visits and repairs. A church service was canceled due to Rev Kidder’s absence. Lyceum drama postponed. A suit over excise law ruled for the complainant. marriage brief and local notices finish the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
A. G. Parker
Dunkirk
Bristol Carrington
D. A. Denise
Clark Glass
M. E. Barber
Academy Lyceum Dramatic Club
Silver Creek
M. E. Haveris
Erie
D. P. Barnard
Rome
N. Y
Barnard’s
Look
Charles Swift
Wim
J. Straight Jr
Cottrell
Irving
Jersey City
Hogencamp
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Edwin Dennison
Loomis
North East
Alonzo Horton
W. W. Carpenter
Fragmentary political rhetoric on an ailing leader persists
The damaged OCR text depicts wavering talk about a fading leader, claiming resilience and defiance amid a political crisis. It mentions a long life and a sense of impending demise, with critics noting the endurance of opposition even as supporters press claims of vitality.
Sinclairville local notes and market items from May
May 18 coverage reports butter and cheese sale prices at the Board of Trade. The Free Methodists plan a Theological Seminary at Vermont Station. An oil well shows oil but not enough for profit. Various local updates include a saw mill accident, gardening delays, and community notes on Lodge, Decoration Day, and moving to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumour
C. S. Board of Trade
Vermont Station
Chas. A. Dingley
Shawneetown
Caigo
Moore
J. Westley
Sylvan Lodge
Barrashayville
Dorman
McLean & Edson
Horace Greeley
Cleveland
Bex
Cassadaga Notes and Local Happenings from the Advertiser
The Cassadaga page reports on a Rogers Cycle exhibition to a full house, York and Co.’s Big Show profits, and iron work by a local smith. It mentions F. M. Beebe’s jersey cattle, local watch repair services, and the need to travel to Fredonia or Jamestown for such work. The Cassadaga Lake Free Association hosts its annual picnic June 9 and 10 with speakers Kelloge of Ohio and Lynn of Boston, a stand dance June 10, and brass bands on the grounds. Local business news includes participation in Patent Medicine manufacturing, Dr Root’s Catarrh remedy, and a mention of a cheese factory improving. A diphtheria incident affected Monte Bradford’s vicinity briefly, with a neighbor staying up all night until morning. the patient recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Tom’s Cabin Co
York & Co
F. M. Beebe
Fredonia
Jamestown
Cassadaga Lake Free Association
C. P. Kelloge
Ohio
Lynn
Boston
B.A. Feed
Fort Pond
Dr.Root
Monte Bradford
Br. Joh
Cocks Crew
Island village notes and business developments
The excerpt notes Rev. I. C. Kingsbury of Fredonia to preach each Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Baptist church until further notice. C. V. Beebe reports extensive store repairs making a well arranged Western New York shop. Three dry goods stores advertise full season stock and local prices. T. C. Alden of Lilly Dale advances hotel extension. Archie McLean and John M. Edson 2d acquire the Sinclairville Commercial to run as a first class newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Kingsbury
Fredonia
the Baptist Church
C. V. Beebe
New York
T. C. Alden
Lilly Dale
Archie McLean
John M. Edson 2d
Sinclairville Commercial
Dorman
Orr Ga
Cherry Creek Village News Briefs and Local Transfers
Local farmers report cheese from Linwood factory sold at 122 cents per pound to J H Jewell of Cattaraugus. Norman Crowell buys Henry Cummings dwelling in southwest village. Becker Stillman building to host Scotus gallery once finished. Lawrence E Shattuck of Stanbury Mo visits relatives. Turbine wheel and mill upgrades underway at Lawrence Griffeth’s grist mill. M J Kenyon opens well-stocked Griswold-style furniture room after moving. L Griffeth injures foot while splitting wood. Ii Cookingham and wife return from Colo Michigan. FORK,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Creek
Linwood
C. D. Leonard
J. H. Jewell
Cattaraugus
Norman Crowell
Purchser
Henry Cummings
Becker & Stillman
Main Street
Scotus Picture Gallery
Lawrence E. Shattuck
Stanwury
Lawrence Griffeth
Griswold
M. J. Kenyon
L. Griffeth
Cookingham
Coiro
Michigan
Fork
Silver Creek Bank Block Sold to Stewart & Co
The three story building formerly owned by C. I. Lee and A. C. Swift at Silver Creek has been sold to Stewart & Co. Lanphere & Layman occupy the first floor with groceries boots and shoes and a news room while Norton ros. runs a liquor store and drugs on the second room. Stewart brothers plan to merge the two stores into a single large dry goods establishment. Mrs Blanding sister of Mr Whitney of Dainkirk died Monday after about two weeks illness from a paralytic stroke. Funeral Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Lee
A. C. Swift
Stewart & Co
Lanphere & Layman
Norton Ros
Stewarts
CLL. 5. C
Pattison
W. Baker
Mowes, Babcock & Ewell
W. A. Cockburn
Protecting Corn from Crowe and Field Pests
A farmer from Elmir and others discuss methods to deter crows from corn. One suggests poisoning with strychnine and watering the seed, risking harm to other birds. Another farmer advises soaking seed in copperas solution for twelve hours and rolling in ground plaster, noting no trouble from birds and good germination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Elmir
Marine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Gbuch” Directory
Fapitat
BE. F. Crane
First Presbyterian Church
S. E. Corner
W. L. Austin
Babbath
eJohn's Episcopal Church
E. Corner
F. W. Raikes
IL m
Deer
Fourth Streets
Hev
Jonavid
Subbh
N.B
Forestville
Brecton
Winar
Sinclairville
Crowe
Wirtner & Alling
Lion Street
Arso
Star OL Stove
Monroe
Center Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
G. W. Stiles & Co
Alcons
TW. OY
Hemlock Shida
Sellen & Popple
Iy GW
Stiles & CO
Langworthy Greenwich
Ubiniy
Igreenwich
Pinghwalua
Waverly
Tod Donk K. Wall
Gastern
Duskiek
A. Langworthy
Nasby
BAL Lovke
Toledo Blade
Ils
Lina
Tos
Chautauqua
Thatcher
Conon
CaNapa
United States
Canada
H. D. Thatcher
Potsdam
U Po
Sberzof
Wells, Ricitarbsons CO
Burtington
Hass
Eggleston Truss Co
Manks
H. Eggleston CO
Chivage
DR. Lewis
Convectionery Store
Iestaurant
No. 49 East 3d St
LEWIS
Aslats Wark Machine Co. Aus
Vansarice
Mitch
John B. Gough
Hye
Tong
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