July 6, 1900
• Stock day Monday.
• Alex. Fenton was in town Saturday.
• F.C. Armstrong visited Delhi Saturday.
• Ed Thompson was up from Delhi Monday.
• G.D. Miller and wife are on a trip to Oneonta.
• Rev. Piper and family passed thro’ town Monday.
• John R. Hoy and wife [the former Isabella Wilson Miller] returned from Hobart Friday.
• David Currie was up from Delhi on his wheel on Sabbath.
• W.L. White and Elmer Close were over at Andes Tuesday.
• Ernest Bouton is seriously ill with inflammation of the bowels.
• Robert R. Gladstone and wife were here from Andes on Sabbath.
• David J. Miller and wife [the former Elizabeth Campbell] returned Friday from their western trip.
• Doctor [Rev. J.B.] Lee and wife left Monday for their home in Franklinville.
• Joseph Raitt has been renewing old acquaintances in town this week.
• Fred Bramley has been having a well dug at the old Sott cooper shop.
• Andrew Anderson and wife [the former Margaret Liddle] were in this place on Monday from Dingle Hill.
• William A. Liddle and wife, of Margaretville, were visitors in town over Sabbath.
• James Hastings has been having some improvements made on the interior of his residence.
• Rev. and Mrs. Moser have been guests at S.G. Bramley’s. Rev. Moser will preach in the Methodist church on Sabbath.
• The loss on E. George Gladstone goods destroyed by the recent fire in the Methodist parsonage, has been adjusted at $8.47.
• Recently, Master John Miller of this village caught a trout which measured 14 ¼ inches in length and weighed one pound and two ounces.
• The frame is up for the addition to Andrew T. Doig’s store. James L. Coulter, John E., and E. George Gladstone are the carpenters.
July 13, 1900
• John A. Irvine was at Delhi Monday.
• Miss Louisa Case was home for a few days the past week.
• William L. White and Elmer Close visited Delhi on Saturday.
• Mrs. Dr. Phinney has been visiting relatives at New Kingston.
• Otis McCumer and family were at Mrs. Muller’s over Sabbath.
• William VanKeuren was seen in this village Saturday from Andes.
• Frank C. Armstrong made a trip to the County Seat last Saturday.
• Marshall Thomson was over at Andes Saturday on a business trip.
• Thomas Gordon and wife visited her parents at Falls Mills over Sabbath.
• George Hunger of Colchester, was a guest at William Cooke’s recently.
• Albert Butts and wife returned from their visit at Davenport on Monday.
• Rev. W.L.C. Samson and wife arrived home Friday from their vacation.
• William Bramley and a son of John G. Bramley were in town on Sabbath.
• Lou Cooper and family were in this place from Scotch Mountain Sunday.
• W.L. White has purchased Woodburn & Smyth’s span of sorrel horses.
• Elliott Thomson made trip over to Davenport the fore part of the week.
• Miss Anna Glover, of Delhi, has been renewing old acquaintances here.
• Rev. W.T. Mabon will preach in the United Presbyterian church on Sabbath.
• Ephriam Worden and daughter, of Andes, were visitors here on Saturday.
• J. Kennedy McCivitt, of Andes, will preach in the Methodist church on Sabbath.
• Gideon Miller and wife went to Andes this week, where he will help his father in the hay.
• William Northrup, the Walton painter, is doing a job of painting for Mrs. A.D. Thomson on Pink Street.
• The family of William Rogers arrived at their summer home at Lake Delaware Tuesday for the summer.
• George able, William L. Ruff and Thomas R. Boggs were among our citizens who were at Delhi Tuesday.
• Thomas Ormiston’s family arrived in town Tuesday from their home in Maryland, for a visit with relatives.
• Mrs. William Huber is at Alexander Myers’ helping take care of Nellie Myers, who has been very ill with a gathering in the head, but she is now some better.
July 20, 1900
• Alex. Myers was at Delhi Saturday.
• Henry Thompson’s family are stopping in town.
• Thomas A. Oliver was up from Delhi the first of the week.
• Monday and Tuesday were the two hottest days of the year.
• Stephen Avery, of Bloomville, was seen in this place on Sabbath.
• Andrew Seacord and Alex. Hilson were among those at Delhi Friday.
• David Oliver, Alex. Hilson and Elliott Thomson were at Andes Saturday.
• A son and daughter of the late William Gladstone have been visiting their uncle, George Gladstone.
• Richard Smith, William Smith, Elliott Thomson, Dr. Seacord and Helen Blair were all at Delhi on Tuesday.
• William Smitha nd family, of Walton, and also John Smith have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith in this village.
• The little town of Bovina has two nominees for county clerk – Republican and Prohibition. And the Democratic convention has not yet been held.
• Miss Nellie Myers, whose serious illness we reported last week, is lightly improved. Her grandfather, Frank Myers, visited her the first of the week.
• James L. Coulter and wife and Miss Jennie Strangeway expect to start next Monday for Denver, Colorado, to attend a Christian Endeavor convention.
• William T. Mabon preached in the United Presbyterian church on Sabbath from Gallatians 4:4 and 5. J.K. McDivitt preached in the Methodist church.
• Leslie, son of William L. Moore, draws milk to Bloomville, and drives one horse. Sunday going up the river he felt unwell and took a sun stroke but is now recovering.
July 27, 1900
• William Lidle of Andes was seen in town Saturday.
• Born on July 3d to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doig a son.
• Mr. Hamn, of Delhi has been in town doing some upholistering(sic).
• Miss Cora Bell, of Delhi, was a guest at Thomas Gordon’s recently.
• W.C. Russell and Marion Robertson were at Andes on Wednesday.
• William Smith and family returned to their home in Walton Saturday.
• A number were at Andes on Sabbath attending the funeral of Andrew A. Liddle.
• The Misses Hunter, who have been at Rev. T.M. Slater’s started for home on Tuesday.
• Among those at Delhi on Saturday were W.T. Black, John A. Irvine and David Oliver.
• Mrs. William Crosier, Mrs. G.D. Miller, and Mrs. Thomas Gordon, were at Delhi Wednesday.
• Owing to the absence of the pastor there was no preaching in the Methodist church on Sabbath.
• Mrs. and Mrs. T.S. Miller were here from Andes Tuesday evening to see their niece Miss Nell Myers.
• A good many have finished haying and report a fair crop. It is said that Bovina as a whole has a better crop than her sister towns. Oats and other crops are looking fine.
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