Reunions and Local News From Warren Area and Chautauqua
The Warren Mail reports the 111th Pennsylvania Regiment reunion at Springboro on Thursday September 14. News notes include fires at Cherry Creek and Panama NY, new U S enlistments in Erie, large Normal school commencements, Oil City’s postwar remnant city scenes, a possible reorganization of Fredenia National Bank, Buffalo’s population rise, census dissent, and multiple family reunions at Sugar Grove and Frewsburg.
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111Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Springboro
Cherry Creek
Panama
Chautauqua County
U. S
Erie
West Chester
Edinboro
Oil City
Pithole
Fredenia National Bank
Buffalo
News
Courier
Sicard
Jamestown Post
Solomon
Esther Brown
Fremont Ellis
Sugar Grove
Mr. Putnam
Frewsburg
Monarch Park
George Ward
A. C. Thorpe
Jennie M. Warner
President Ward
Youngsville Notes from County Correspondence
Ralph Young returns from Erie to start in the tea and coffee business as agent for the Atlantic and Great Western Tea Co of Philadelphia. Local activities include visits by Clizbes and Edneys, a furniture factory reopening, a baseball clash with Tionesta and a big fishing trip to Canada by Nutting and companions. Free entertainments by Col Edwards Medicine at Main Street are announced.
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Youngsville
Ralph Young
Erie
Atlantic and Great Western Tea Co
Philadelphia
C. W. Clizbe
Athens
Eddy
Laura Jackson
Sheffield
Kate Agnew
Belle Kinnear
Pittsburg
Crum
J.D. Shannon
W. P. Nutting
Earl Andrews
Charles Kay
Hugh Swanson
Wm. Hahn
Canada
Col. Edwards’ Medicine
Corry
Local notes highlight social visits and community events
Dugall reports a quiet Fourth of July with a picnic near Wrightsville and a recap of small town happenings. Ellen Lind’s business visit to Youngsville, barn renovations, and haying help for Elof Young are noted, along with a circus driver reveal and a Good Templars convention in Ridgway. The Queen City Tannery sale and a Crouch family reunion are mentioned among regional items.
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Gust Hagg
Wrightsville
Gust Carlson
Alfred Johnson
Isabel
Kane
Pete Gustafson
Local notes report deaths marriages and a July flood
Sugar Grove records death of Mrs Eva Clark wife of E D Clark after long illness at her parents home. Tidioute notices a June 28 Canton Ohio marriage of Henry L Carl and Grace Weidman with bridal trip. Somerset senator and Mrs Cumings visit Madison farm. Mrs A B White and Muriel join them. O W Cobb dies in Jamestown New York at 53. James Barrett killed at Clough mill Howe township. A heavy July 6 cloudburst floods gutters cellars roads across Saybrook to Roy Stone Barnes and Lynch. towns flooded but houses on high ground spared subsidence.
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Sugar Grove
W. H. Shortt
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Green Clark
Eva Clark
E. D. Clark
Tidioute
Henry L. Carl
Grace Weidman
Canton
Ohio
H. H. Evans
O. W. Cobb
Jamestown
N. Y
Sheffield
James Barrett
Clough
Howe Township
Forest County
Saybrook
Roystone
Barnes and
Lynch
Grange Notes and State Encampment Info
The Pennsylvania State Grange holds annual session in Sunbury December 12 to 15, 1905. Corydon and Allegheny Granges plan an August picnic near Sugar Run with State Lecturer Cornell as main speaker. August is picnic month. many dates and speakers are being lined up, mostly PA speakers. Notables N J Bachelder and G B Horton have been secured for several meetings. Erie hosts the Second Brigade National Guard encampment with tents going up and opening gun Saturday. Governor and staff arrive next Wednesday for training.
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Pennsylvania State Grange
Sunbury
Corydon and
Allegheny Granges
Sugar Run
Cornell
Pennsylvania
N. J. Bachelder
New Hampshire
National Grange
G. B. Horton
State Grange
Michigan
Philadelphia
Grange
Erie
National Guard
Reduced Seashore Excursions From Erie Area
Pennsylvania Railroad offers low fare fifteen day trips from Erie Rouseville Corry Dunkirk Buffalo Olean Rochester Bradford Tionesta Warren and other stations to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City or Ocean City N J on July 18 August 1 15 and 25. Tickets returnable within fifteen days on regular trains. routes via Delaware River Bridge or Market Street Wharf Philadelphia. Stop-overs allowed in Philadelphia. through Buffalo departure at 9:40 AM. other points valid on all regular trains. For rates times see hand bills or ticket agents K E Harrrar Williamsport PA and B P Fraser Buffalo NY.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Rouseville
Corry
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Olean
Rochester
Bradford
Trouesta
Warren
Clermont
DuBois
Renovo
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Philadelphia
Tionesta
Summerdale
Ludlow
KE. S. Harrar
Williamsport
B. P. Fraser
Main Street
Ellicott Square
N. Y
Colonial Cottage at 22 Cookman Avenue Inlet hotel notice
Mrs. M. Crittenden owns and manages the Colonial Cottage opposite Hall of Philosophy. Rooms and board offered at reasonable rates.
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Chautauqua
Colonial Cottage
Cookman Avenue
Hall of Philosophy
New Capitol Picture Offered With Harrisburg Telegraph Trial
Pennsylvania’s Capitol lithograph in four colors offered with a one month trial subscription to the Harrisburg Telegraph. Send 25 cents to receive the picture by mail and the paper for a month. The Telegraph promises full telegraphic dispatches and broad Central Pennsylvania readership.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
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New York City Excursion From Jamestown
The Erie Railroad announces a fifteen day vacation excursion to New York City with a return on Thursday July 20. Kate from Jamestown tickets are $11 round trip good for travel on all trains July 20 and return up to August 3 inclusive. For details contact ticket agent F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.
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Erie Railroad
New York City
Kate
Jamestown
F. H. Garfield
N. Y
Special train excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
On July 14 the D A V and P R R will run a special train excursion leaving Warren at 647 A M for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Round trip rate is 2 dollars. Tickets to Toronto and return cost 1 50 more. For full information about ticket limits see hand bills or agents.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Warren
Toronto
Wanted Agents and Correspondents for a Harrisburg Publication
Advertisement seeks agents and correspondents in every town and village to represent a well known publication. Address R. E. M. Box 36 Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Read the MAIL.
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Harrisburg
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Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
George E. Vincent
S. H. Clark
Chicago
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
United States
Adams
Liberal Commission
Solicitors
Adams’s
W. 24Th St
N. 1
Florence Knapp
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Independent Order of Good Templars
Ridgway
Atlantic
Waterford Lake
Union City Times
United States Leather Co
Queen City
Titusville
L. Beebe & Son
Crouch
Thomas W. Crouch
Sterling Holcomb
D. A. VV
Macine Machines
All Makes
Agency
WM. Spinner
Warren, PA
Penn’a
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Kopf & Henry
Has. H. Henderson
Siegfried’s
Liberty Street
Kingston
Geo. W. DeGrarr
Wall St
C.H. Smith Co., Ltd
C.H. Smith Company, Lim
Capital
E. D. Wetmore
W. F. Messner
Geo
E. Colvin
Sec
Y & Treas
Chas
E. Cobb
Hammond Iron Works
the Mail Office
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