Happy Pair Begin Marriage Journey at Mills Field
The couple started the next morning for Mr Mills field of labor. They hope to find pleasure and profit as their marriage trip becomes a ride over an itinerant circuit.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1883
Page
3
The couple started the next morning for Mr Mills field of labor. They hope to find pleasure and profit as their marriage trip becomes a ride over an itinerant circuit.
Forestville special report notes a notice posted for the annual meeting at Acad ey Stall on Tuesday evening October 9 1883 at 7 30 for electing two Board of Education members for three year terms. Also, local items include travels visits funerals farm machinery ads and a Farmers Circle meeting set for the third Saturday at noon in Sheridan to discuss farmers duties in state and national politics.
Special reporter notes a Saturday hail storm in Portland that left ground white in minutes and threatened grape crops. Stones reached marsles in size. calm wind limited damage and deemed far less than initial fears. Market buzz remains strong amid fresh grape activity.
Special report notes Mrs. Lucy Brown aged 100 years and one month with a lighthearted town line about her birth and longevity. The auditors met at the town clerk's office on the 201h Nepl while a bill for four sheep killed by logs drew six dollars per head. Farmers dig potatoes and boast of plenty with humorous remarks about ground space. Local politics are active but not detailed.
residents gathered in an adjacent grove for a basket picnic near Willow Lake. The day featured fine music and singing led by chorister See True with soloists Burton Eastman and Anna Friend. Children missed their teacher Virginia Willebert, remembered for her teaching and kindness. readers praise The Farmer as the county paper’s best stand-by.
On Sept 20 about sixty five relatives gathered at David Bacon’s Westfield home to witness Addie wed Rev F A Mills of Kane Pa. The ceremony by Rev H D Todd of Garland Pa. and a pleasant reception followed with guests from Jamestown Fredonia Panama and other places presenting gifts and congratulations.
A. Lee writes to defend a Seventh Day Sabbath stance, arguing there is no biblical Sabbath rest day while asserting a Christian observance of Sunday as a memorial to Christ. He critiques Mr. Austin and evangelical churches for misrepresenting the Decalogue and urges open discussion in the secular press.
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