Warren Mail 1874 May items and local notices
Local notes from Warren include baseball fever as the Stars and the Homestretchers compete. May flowers and hyacinths bloom. the river low and lumber moving. the public library busy on Saturdays for Sunday reading. Apparent strikes among cigar makers. repairs to homes on Market and Hazel. court decisions on divorces. a bridge project and new stock purchase in boot and shoe trade. fraternal lodge anniversaries. burglaries with small losses. road races and rail plans. and community notices on schools, churches, licenses, and funerals.
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Warren Musical Association
First National Bank
H. A. Jamieson
Market Street
Russell House
L. D. Crandall
Hazel Street
F. Fette
Henry Kaupp
Liberty and
Fifth Streets
Win. Myers
Peak Family Swiss Bell Ringers at Roscoe Hall
The old Peak Family ensemble presents a grand musical program in Roscoe Hall led by Alf Wyman and Master Dot with new and old selections. Reserved seating available at J F Wells & Co with hall diagram at the drug store.
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Roscoe Hall
J. F. Wells & Co’s
Alf Wyman
Dot
J. F. Wells & Co
Odd Fellows mark 55th anniversary in Youngsville
The Odd Fellows of Youngsville celebrated their fifty fifth anniversary on Sunday afternoon April 26 with services at the Methodist Church and an address by Rev. J. F. Hill. J. W. Agrelius opened a stave and heading shop, installing engine and boiler. pumps shingles staves heading are key products here. George Richards, son of Mrs. John Minor, fell from a load while hauling wood on the Gray tract Saturday April 25 injuring himself. he was taken home by wagon and is recovering with Dr Blodget reporting improvement.
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Fishler
Tidioute
Cologne
D. C. Gillispie
N. E. Stevens
Eden Lodge
Universalist Church
Frank Brown
G. W. Allen
Jamestown
Millerstown
Erie
Mayville
Franklin
Exchange
Buffalo
Tarr
Oil Creek
Forestville
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Superior Mills
Forest Co
Meadville
Odd Fellows of
M. E. Church
Oil City
Odd Fellows’ Home
Pennsylvania
T. C
G. T
Union City
Erie County
Zeb Martin
Houuse
Titusville
Lake View House
Cowan’s Point
Atlantic Road
James Saeger
Benninghoff
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Harrisburg
Benson
Waterford
Crawford County
David Williams
Conneautville
John Eaton
John Earil
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Pittsburg
John Scott
Thomas A. Scott
George B. Roberts
Wm. M. Lyon
Wim. K. Nimick
J. Patton Lyon
B. F. Jones
James Park, Jr
Felix R. Brunet
Mr. Phillips
Youngsville
Methodist Church
J. F. Hill
J. W. Agrelius
George Richards
John Minor
Gray Tract
Blodget
Odd Fellows celebrate 55th anniversary in Johnson's Exchange
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows marked the fifty fifth anniversary of the order in the United States with a Monday evening program at their lodge room in Johnson's Exchange. A large gathering heard speeches by I. H. Hiller and John Sill, Esq., praising the order and urging broad civic virtue, education, and women’s enfranchisement while reflecting on progress from steam to telegraph.
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Warren Lodge of
Odd Fellows
United States
Johnson’s Exchange
R. P. King
W. M. Lindsey
D. B. Bernard
D. W. Brodhead
A. E. Goodrich
I. H. Hiller, Esq
Hiaseer
Baltimore
Fair Columbian
Bach
Odd Fellowship
Asia
Buddah
Meanking
God
Wm. Schnur
Local Builders and Streets Update in Town
John Younie begins a butcher shop on N B Langdon’s farm. John Veness adds a kitchen and woodhouse to his Main Street home. Sidewalks are being laid citywide with hope of safe walks pending favorable weather. Perfumed inks offered by Hazeltine Orr & Co in blue green carmine violet and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Younie
N. B. Langdon
John Veness
Hazeltine, Orr & Co’s
Farmington Congregational Society Votes 200000 for Repairs
At a meeting on April 26 the Congregational Society of Farmington voted $200,000 as the amount to be expended in repairs for the coming church season. The Chautauqua Democrat notes the prosperity of churches in Warren County and Farmington. Hazeltine Orr & Co promote wall paper and cigar offerings in the same notice.
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Congregational Society of
Farmington
Chautauqua Democrat
Warren County
Hazeltine
Orr & Co’s
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
L. D. Hazeltine & Co
Fredonia
Vichy
Kissengen
L. D. Hazeltine & Co’s
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Templar
The
Mar
Pirie
Peak Family Bell Ringers
Philadelphia
Lancaster
I. G
Warren Lodge
Friends and Brothers
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Manchester
Friends of Reform
Maneichester
Union Order of
O. I
I. O. of
O. F
America
American
Institution of
Thomas Wildey
London
Order
Unites States
John Welch
John Duncan
John Cheatham
Richard Rushworth
Washington Lodge No. 1
Duke of York
Lodge of Preston
Atlantic
Ip Sane
Iszi
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Boston
Wildey
Pennsylvania Lode No
Sons of Temperance
Good Templars
G. L
U.S
Egypt
Maine
Davy
Aaron
John Sill
C. H. Noyes
G. W. Scofield
H. L. Church
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Auld Lang Syne
W. A. Cobb
Fisher
Messrs
H. E. Brown
F. H. Carver
Warren and
J. D. Summerton
I. 8. Alden
A. M. Kent
A. Gerould
R. Brown
MM Beecher
Maria Burgess
Rockwell
Jennie Axtell
F. Henry
Minn. Clarendon
Jennie Halliday
Toll House
O’cloeck
Sugar Grove
Messner & Trushel
Union
Olcott
A. Ruhlman
News Depot
Alderney
Liai T. L. Higgins
Fredonia, N. Y
Scrip
Geo. Ball's
S. Keller
C. Smith
Broadway Block
Reynolds Bro’s
Utica
N. Y
Burt
Adridge
van Fleet
Pure Clothing
Suspension Bridge
Keystone
Kelley Island
Bellefonte
Akron
Ofice
J. Sager
Lédects
Warren, PA
Warren Furniture Store
Enro
Tohnson
Machange
Warren and Vicinity
Ludlow House
T. W. McNitt
D. F. Anderson
People’s Low Price Store
Lonsdale
Warren Co
Parmlee & Henry
Ial 9
Chas. P. Henry
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