"Alfred Sun"
Alfred, Allegany County, New York
June 25, 1885

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• Barnum will be in Hornellsville August 17.
• Miss Mae CARTER is home from Cuba for the summer vacation.
• The soldier's monument at Friendship is to be unveiled August 26.
• Stephen C. BURDICK lost a two-year-old colt Sunday night valued at $140.
• Issac LANGWORTHY returned last week from his trip to Ashaway, R.I. He reports his mother as improved.
• We are indebted to Geo. CHAPLIN for the excellent report of the Anniversary exercises in this weeks Sun.
• Prof. A.B. KENYON and family are to spend vacation at his father's in Rockville, R.I. They left for there last Sunday.
• Wallace BRUCE is to give the commencement address at the Hornell Free Academy exercise on Friday evening of this week.
• Miss Fannie EATON returned home last Thursday. She has been absent since early winter having spent considerable of the time in company of her sister, Mrs. Dr. KELLOGG, of Battle Creek, at Tampa, Fla.
• Samuel ELLIS, has raised the sidewalk in front of his harness shop to a level with the other walks. This is a decided improvement.
• The cyclone of Sunday night did considerable damage in the way of the breaking limbs from trees, blowing down fences, and unroofing buildings. The roof to the foundry of LANGWORTHY & DAVIS was blown off, and ten or fifteen of the sheds on the fair grounds were demolished.
• Wm. SATTERBEE has the hearty thanks of the printers for the delightful ride which he gave them last Friday, he taking two loads of them out driving the afternoon. He has one of his wagons remodeled and a canopy top placed upon it, so that four commodious seats is just the right thing for pleasure rides for large parties.
• Those who wish to have "fresh air" children at their homes this season are requested to make their wishes known to the pastor as soon as possible. If any wish the same children they entertained last year, they are requested to say so very soon. It is not the purpose of the managers of this charity to send the same children two years in succession unless there is a good reason for it, or there are requests for the same children; so it is necessary to attend soon to this matter.

University News:

• A large number of strangers, friends and old students were present at the anniversaries. Among the number we have noticed the following: Rev. Chas. A. BURDICK, Miss Corabelle CRANDALL, Mr. & Mrs. Lunin STILLMAN, Miss Gerette BOYCE, Miss Grace LEWIS, Mr. & Mrs. W.W. BROWN, H.E. KENYON, A.W. SULLIVAN, Dr. W.W. CRANDALL, Orson C. GREEN, C.L.E. LEWIS, Mr. & Mrs. Wm R. WELLS, Mrs. DAVIDGE, Mrs. Robert GORTON, Mrs. Fred LEE, Miss Sara WITTER, Miss Mae CARTER, Miss Della BURDICK, Miss Georgie SINETTE, Mrs. ELLSWORTH, Miss Minnie MIDDAUGH, Miss Dora MC MICHAEL, Mrs. HALL, Mr. & Mrs. A. COLE, Miss Vinnie CHAMPL??, Geo. W. BURDICK, Mr. & Mrs. Orville STILLMAN, Mrs. E. CHAMPLAIN, Miss Julia MC WAR?ER, Miss Vandelia VARNUM, Edger A. HIGGINS, Miss Christie SKINNER, W.H. CRANDALL, Mr. & Mrs. C.S. ALLEN, Mrs. Lytie P. DAVIS, Clayton C. CLARKE, Mrs. VARNUM, Miss Mary SHELDON, Miss Anna CADYGAN, J.P. WAGER esq., Miss E.E. WARNER, Miss Anna SCHOONMAKER, Miss Flora P. CLARKE, C.B. MC DOWELL, Mr. BURR, Arthur TITSWORTH, Prof. W.W. HAZZEN, George P. DARROW, Alice CRANDALL, Mr. & Mrs. Chas. GORTON and many others whose names we do not remember and if we did we haven't the space to name them.
• Dr. T.R. WILLIAMS meet with a very serious accident at Nile last week, caused by falling through a bridge while standing on a rotten plank. It resulted in a compound fracture of the right arm and severe cuts and bruises about the head.

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