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USE CONTROL + F TO SEARCH THIS DOCUMENT PAINESVILLE TELEGRAPH 1876 © Judy J. Stebbins 6/1/2016 PAINESVILLE TELEGRPAH Painesville Painesville, Ohio Fertig, John Merrill & Scofield, Editor and Proprietors Merritt, Wm. Payne, Henry W. Office in Marshall’s Block, Main St. Brick, Patrick Brenick, Thos. Jan. 6, 1876 Thursday Barker, Eliza, J. p. 2 Patent awarded to a local citizen: Cram, Harvey Perforating attachments for printing presses - J. Church, Harriet N. C. Foremb, Cleveland Gary, C. L. Hodges, O. S. Lake Co. Delinquent Tax List for 1875 Lynch Jr., John Madison Morley, Margaret Branch, E. W. Pomeroy, D. F. Cone, Isaac Rogers, Lottie S. Day, David B. Wilcox Aaron, Trustee Eaton, Elizabeth C. Wright, Henrietta Francher, Lydia Kirtland Lamb, Mary Ann Bartlett, Lucius & Miller, Calista J. McKee, Wm. Mensor, Samuel Bigalow, L. C. Morse, Collins DeForest, Elizabeth Peck, Lois Pollak, Joseph & Potter, Betsey Pollak, A. Paine, Chas. C. Richmond, Allen Pierce, Chloe E. Tinker, Chauncy Skinner, Daniel Mentor Vreeland, Henry McMahone, Nicholas Wade, Andrew D. O’Brien, John & Michael Davis, Chas. G. Savage, James Steiner, Nicholas J. Tuttle, Isaac LeRoy Tuttle, Isaac H. Bell, Jackson & Willoughby Patton I. W. Brickford, Samuel Hill, Edson Baldwin, W. H. Mentor, Hiram L. Code, Mathew Palmer, Elihu C. Denn, Julius S. Quiggle, Thomas J. Hill, John Perry Johnson, J.C. Owen, Hiram Lloyd, Wm. Powers, George Post, C. H. Concord Post, Obadiah Balch, Anna Rush, David Dayton, Sherman Chadderton, Mary Fitch, Chloe Hill, John Merritt, William Lilley, Aurelia A. Tuttle, John St. John, Louisa M., heirs Wright, Chas. W. 1 Jan. 6, 1876 Sudden Death Town Lots Col. Hiram Johnson died suddenly at his Morrell, Moses residence on State St., last Sunday, late in the Tibbals, George W. afternoon. He had been ill with typhus fever McCormick, Robert some four weeks, but was thought to be Noonan, Daniel Jr. convalescing. Mr. Johnson was formerly a Spencer, Raiza resident of Western New York, moving to Webster, Josephine H. Painesville in 1865, where he has since resided. Bissell, Benjamin He was 75 yrs. old. He was buried with masonic Chambers, Ann honors. Gardner, Sarah H. C. An attempt was made to steal the body of John Huntington, Ed Ryan, recently interred at the Catholic cemetery. Nagle Michael Paine, Lyman Real Estate Transfers Pierson, Grace R. Painesville Augustus Skinner to George C. Steele, lot 36, Fairport p. 3 Geo. Colby has recently invented a very J. W. Simpson to C. A. Kellogg, lot on St. Clair St. compact and ingenious machine for the Kirtland manufacture of picture frames. It can be seen at Albert G. Barton to James A. Booth, 61 aces Colby’s book store. Alden E. Sanborn Jr. to Auguste Mittlestadt, 54 acres Weather: Harvey Cram tells us that fifty-two Hercules Carroll to Henry O. Wells, 24 acres years ago in this section there was no real winter, Willoughby the weather during all the winter months being Eben Moore to Milton White, 50 acres so mild that fires were scarcely needed a large E. G. Clark to Sarah S. Drake, 3 acres part of the time. Peach and other fruit trees Madison blossomed in March and produced fair crops. H. F. Doty to Joseph Sparks, 63 acres Perry New officers elected at the Y.M.C.A: Milton P. Barkalow to Julia Ann Coolidge, part of President – S. L. Titus an acre First Vice Pres. – W. C. Tisdel Second Vice Pres. – W. S. Young Painesville Grange officers: Clerk – J. W. Tyler Master, H. H. Hine Corres. Sec. – E. P. Branch Overseer, D. O. Carter Treas. – S. R. House Lecturer, M. B. Bateham Trustee: N. O. Lee, James Palmer, F. Cone, S. K. Sec., Horace Allen Gray, H. R. Moore, C. O. Higgins, Warren Duncan Treas., Frank Breed Steward, A. W. Post George Washington Allen, of Grand Rapids, Asst. Steward, W. G. Storrs Mich., was a former resident of Painesville for 37 Chaplain, R. Marshall years. Ceres, Mrs. Mary Bacon Weather: The last week of 1875 was so much Pomona, Mr. W. G. Storrs like May and June, that doors and windows were Flora, Mrs. J. J. Harrison kept open and fires allowed to go entirely out. Stewardess, Mrs. S. E. Carter Saturday, New Year’s Day, was almost like mid- Gate Keeper, C. R. Marshall summer. 2 Jan. 6, 1876 In Concord, Dec. 28, after an illness of two Leroy Grange weeks, Anna C., wife of the late Russel S. Manley, Master, A. Searl deceased, age 60 yrs. Overseer, J. E. Wright In LeRoy, Dec. 26, at the residence of his son, Lecturer, E. W. Taylor Isaiah, Nathaniel Phelps, age 83 yrs. The Steward, Calvin Tenney deceased first settled in Thompson about 50 yrs. Asst. Steward, Fred Mason ago. Chaplain, Mrs. L. L. Kewish In Cleveland, Jan. 3, of consumption, Martin Treas., E. W. Wedge Shelby, age 28 yrs. The deceased was a former Sec., S. J. Potts resident of Painesville and the remains were Gate Keeper, C. W. Tear brought here on Tuesday and followed to Ceres, Miss Hattie Harrison Evergreen Cemetery by a large concourse of Pomona, Mrs. A. Tanswell relatives and friends. Flora, Miss Frank Mason L.A.S., Mrs. E. W. Taylor Letters uncalled for in the Painesville P.O. as of Jan. 6: Mentor Grange officers: Ladies Master, E. T. C. Aldrich Buck, Mrs. A. M. Oversee, Capt. E. Burridge Cain, Miss Mary Lecturer, I. A. Baxter Clard, Mrs. L. L. Steward, George Blish Elmer, Lucy Asst. Steward, W. T. Read Griswold, Miss A. Chaplain, Rev. T. B. Goodrich Harrington, Mrs. M. Teas., W. C. Sawyer Turner, Mrs. Robt. Sec., W. D. Mather Gentlemen Gate Keeper, W. J. Spaulding Bennett, Edward Ceres, Mrs. Mary M. Sawyer Creedon, James Pomona, Mrs. L. B. Wells Dickinson Flora, Mrs. E. Houghton Farrell, Wm. Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs. M. Justus German, Calvin D. Harris, Charles Married Miner, W. H. At the residence of the bride’s father. Dec. 29, Costello, Mike Mr. Eldon W. Hungerford, of Loda, Ill., and Miss Davidson, Thos. Ida A. Valentine, of LeRoy. Dayton, J. In Painesville, Jan. 2nd, at his residence Mr. Graham, Ezra Ransom Shove and Miss Huldah M. Barber, both Harvey, Nate of Painesville. Harvey, Thomas K. In Painesville, Jan. 1, Levi S. Burridge and Elva Williams, Clark H. Armstrong, both of Mentor. Held for postage: In Montville, Dec. 28, Mr. Albert H. Perry to G. W. Crowell, Cleveland, O. Maggie, eldest daughter of G. W. Garritt. Allie Willard, Corry, Pa. On Wednesday evening, Dec. 29, at the residence of the bride’s father, N. D. Higgins, at Legal Notice Castile, N.Y., John W. Tyler, of Painesville, Ohio Harvey H. Hall, adm. with the will annexed, of the and Mary E. Higgins, of Castile, N.Y. estate of Aaron G. Woodin, deceased vs Died Mary Woodin, Margaret Quiggle, Silas Quiggle, Caroline Temouth, Catharine Allen, William 3 Jan. 6, 1876 11. Charles Smart, Painesville Allen, Ann E. Mathews, Andrew Mathews, 12. Jehial Parmly, Perry Permelia Hagaboom, Sullivan Hagaboom, Jane 13, Harmon Carroll, Painesville Lockrow, James Lockrow, Florence Hall, David 14. H. Woodworth, Painesville Hall, George Woodin, Seymour Woodin, William 15. O. E. Root, Mentor Woodin. Re: Sale of land in Willoughby 16. W. H. Ludlam, Painesville 17. William Abbey, Madison Jan. 13, 1876 Thursday 18. B. O. Wilcox, Painesville p. 3 An article in the Red Oak (Iowa) Record, that Alden Stockwell Burridge, youngest son of Mr. two of our former citizens, Mrs. A. A. Clapp and David Burridge, died of consumption of the Miss Mary Bissel, sustained prominent vocal evening of Jan. 5, age six yrs., 4 mos., 14 days. parts in the operatic cantata of the “The Hay He lost his mother several years previous. Makers,” given at the former place the last week in December. Real Estate Transfers Painesville F. L Griswold, formerly of Painesville, but for Benj. Wright, Guard, to Norris A. Wright, lot on some time past engaged in architectural drawing Grant St. and drafting in Buffalo, has been spending the Madison holiday with his friends here. Weltha H. Cleveland to J. William Ball, 5 acres Daniel Cleveland, heirs to J. William Ball, 1 acre Grand Jurors Grata L. Merriman to Francis L. Wheeler and 1. Calvin Richardson, Willoughby Adelia Warner, 53 acres 2. L. B. Trumbull, Painesville H. J. Saxton and H. P. Walding to Henry Bliss, part 3. Geo. B. Clark, Concord of lot 74 4. Silas Rand, Madison Andrew J. Custin to John Hogaboam, 3 acres 5. Robert Brewster, Madison John Hogaboam to H. H. Smead, some 3 acres 6. John S. Lockwood, Painesville Charles Thompson to Mary J. Coffin, 100 acres 7. M. B. Bateham, Painesville Perry 8. John Warren, Mentor Amherst W. Call to Alonzo Bartlett, 76 acres 9. Charles Edwin, Perry Amherst W. Call to John S. Young, 22 rods 10. Henry White, Willoughby Willoughby 11. George H. Hulett, Madison Edwin Fuller to Clinton S. Fauver, 13 acres 12. L. A. Axtell, Painesville Concord 13. G. Burr.Turner, Perry John H. Armstrong to Chas. A. Booth, 2 acres 14. B. E. Jenks, Kirtland Kirtland 15. Nelson Haywood, Madison Alanson B. Childs to John Walters, 15 acres Petit Jurors LeRoy 1. Alexander King, Painesville Ezra Decker to Marcus Decker, 50 acres 2. Norman Loomis, Painesville 3. Henry H. Shepard, Painesville Perry 4. E. D. Slitor, Mentor Mrs. John Code died very suddenly Monday of 5. Lucius Judson, Painesville last week; her remains were taken to Painesville 6. P. A. Metcalf, Kirtland for interment. 7. Wilford Webb, Perry 8. James H. Cook, Perry Willoughby 9. E. A. Brown, Willoughby Miss Ella M. Kingsley was married to Lewis 10.