DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
January 1	1896	Stetson	Jay	Jay Stetson and wife passed through here last Sunday on their wedding trip so rumor says. If so we wish them long years of happiness.
January 15	1896	Johnson	L. R.	Harrison Valley: L. R. Johnson will move his family to Elmira in a short time where he is fitting up an elegant home on Water Street.
January 15	1896	Dildine	W. H.	W. H. Dildine, the Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Emalina Stevens and Kitt Swetland are home from Cook Academy for the Christmas vacation.
January 15	1896	Johnson	Miss Elizabeth	W. H. Dildine, the Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Emalina Stevens and Kitt Swetland are home from Cook Academy for the Christmas vacation.
January 15	1896	Stevens	Emalina	W. H. Dildine, the Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Emalina Stevens and Kitt Swetland are home from Cook Academy for the Christmas vacation.
January 15	1896	Swetland	Kitt	W. H. Dildine, the Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Emalina Stevens and Kitt Swetland are home from Cook Academy for the Christmas vacation.
January 29	1896	Statham	Darwin	White’s Corners: Darwin Statham has taken Frank Zimmer’s farm for another year and will work it in connection with his own.
January 29	1896	Smith	Richard	Richard Smith and wife have gone to Arkport to assist in some religious meetings.
January 29	1896	Clark	Henry	Henry Clark of Harrison Valley has been assisting in revival meeting at Osceola.
February 5	1896	Crowl	Mrs. Pearl	Mrs. Pearl Crowl and child of Galeton is spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White of H. V.
February 5	1896	White	Mr. and Mrs. Lewis	Mrs. Pearl Crowl and child of Galeton is spending some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White of H. V.
February 5	1896	Jones	Will	Will Jones and wife of White’s Corners visited at Guy Metcalf’s.
February 5	1896	Metcalf	Guy	Will Jones and wife of White’s Corners visited at Guy Metcalf’s.
April 8	1896	Allen	Rev. H. F.	Rev. H. F. Allen, pastor of the Baptist church at H. V. has resigned his position and will go to Peckville, Pa., near Scranton as pastor of a large church there. He is well liked by all and leaves many friends here.
May 18	1896	Stone	R. N.	R. N. Stone was born in Harrison Dec. 16, 1829. Married to Minerva C. Stevens May 18, 1858. His home has always been in the home in which he was born. Died May 11, 1896 as result of a shock suffered about a year ago and one which occurred about seven weeks ago. Leaves two sons, Delton and Elbert, and one daughter, Ethie, also his wife. Leaves two brothers and five sisters. Services by Rev. B. T. Allen. Burial at Mills.
June 3	1896	Graham	Mr.	Mr. Graham died at home of his son Wesley Graham last Monday. Memorial service held at M. E. church Saturday. Fine music by choir. Rev. Segwilk of Osceola gave address. Rev. Brown offered prayer. Arch Stevens gave a short oration and Miss Lena Stevens a recitation.
June 10	1896	Cottrell	Mrs. Dr.	Mrs. Dr. Cotterell is visiting her parents at Dundee, N. Y.
June 24	1896	Eberle	Joe and Cressie	Joe Eberle and sister Cressie of Westfield, made a trip to H. V. on their Tandem Bicycle.
June 24	1896	Begell	Mrs. B. F.	Mrs. B. F. Begell of Potter Brook was in town Tuesday.
June 24	1896	Carpenter	Miss May	Miss May Carpenter is home from vacation from Mansfield Normal School.
July 8	1896	Coykendall	George	About 75 friends of Geo. Coykendall, out popular postmaster, and Will Gilbert, our popular druggist made them a surprise party June 24^th, it being their 50^th birthdays. A short program was given in the Masonic Hall: Prayer, Rev. Brown; song by Mrs. D. D. Chapin; select reading by Mrs. J. S. Crown; singing by Mr. and Mrs. Dean Parker; recitation, Bessie Wallis. D. D. Chapin as spokesman presented Mr. Coykendall with a book of poems, plush footstool and office chair. Mr. Gilbert also had a book of poems and office chair.
July 8	1896	Gilbert	Will	About 75 friends of Geo. Coykendall, out popular postmaster, and Will Gilbert, our popular druggist made them a surprise party June 24^th, it being their 50^th birthdays. A short program was given in the Masonic Hall: Prayer, Rev. Brown; song by Mrs. D. D. Chapin; select reading by Mrs. J. S. Crown; singing by Mr. and Mrs. Dean Parker; recitation, Bessie Wallis. D. D. Chapin as spokesman presented Mr. Coykendall with a book of poems, plush footstool and office chair. Mr. Gilbert also had a book of poems and office chair.
July 8	1896	Larrabee	Miss Pauline	The musical given at the M. E. church Monday evening was a success. By Misses Nellie K. Burt of Coudersport and Pauline Larrabee of Port Allegany. (June 25) They will both attend the Conservatory of Music at Boston the coming year.
July 8	1896	Burt	Miss Nellie K.	The musical given at the M. E. church Monday evening was a success. By Misses Nellie K. Burt of Coudersport and Pauline Larrabee of Port Allegany. (June 25) They will both attend the Conservatory of Music at Boston the coming year.
July 15	1896	Galusha	Mr.	White’s Corners: Mr. Galusha our mail carrier, when coming home one day, killed in the road a rattle snake which had nine rattles.
July 15	1896			The army worms are doing great damage to pieces of rye and corn.
July 15	1896	Erway	Charley	Charley Erway has a fine baby boy.
July 15	1896	McCutcheon	A. J.	A. J. McCutcheon if building a barn. The Hendrickson boys are helping him.
July 15	1896	Windsor	Rev.	Rev. Windsor preaches his farewell sermon here on Friday evening. There should be a good turnout and in the meantime people should make up a small present to show their appreciation of the great service done them as Mr. Windsor has had to make extra effort to get here.