Amherst bee out of the past She was in her 71st year. A cobweb social was held at the home of Oren E. Matinee races at the Williamsville Driving Park on Memorial Day drew a large crowd. 1, 1892 We are indebted to Mr. Polly Longnecker, widow of Abram Longnecker, died at her home in Williamsville on Sunday afternoon, August 17, 1890. Smith and his able assistants are to be congratulated. 100 125 Years AgoDec. P. The deceased was born in Clarence in 1817. Lucien Howe, specialist in eye and ear diseases, has made a splendid gift to the City of Buffalo. C. 2, 1899 An extra car at 11 P. Zent on Friday evening, Feb. “Many a coffin is covered with roses by hands that never before gave its occupant anything but thorns. James Chalmers’ horses have been sick during the past two weeks, but are 125 Years Ago June 16, 1898 Eighty bicyclists were arrested for riding on sidewalks in the Village. The driver was observed slumped at OUT OF THE PAST- With all of the changes going on in our current lives it is fun to look back and see what was happening this time years ago. [2] It “Old politicians never die, they should fade away,” said 20-year veteran Assemblyman Vincent Graber. There is rain enough to fill the wells that were getting low. Akron nine defeated Williamsville 19 to 2. 100 Years 125 Years Ago Feb. Samuel Siefert and burned his clothes quite badly. Simpson, P. Roller skates are a sovereign remedy for a good many diseases, according to the Springville Local News. 29, 1921 The Glen Theater, Williamsville’s photo play house, will reopen for the fall 125 Years Ago Oct. ” William J. George Zent has sold one of his little mules to Dillon Bros. John Lorich of Getzville had the misfortune of having the wheel of his wagon, loaded with pipe, pass over his foot. Rapids residents testifying are Frank Warwick, R. H. 5 was a perfect success with Mr. A soap-eating match was a recent diversion at Springfield, Ohio. As Mr. 26, 1889 Mr. All who attend can feel assured of passing a pleasant evening. 125 Years AgoApril 7, 1898 Ice cream sodas are being served at H. No sleighing. A social party will be held at the Band Hall, Snyder, this Saturday evening. Out of the Past By Bee Group Newspapers | on January 13, 2016 125 Years Ago Jan. Heim and Jacob 125 Years AgoOct. On Tuesday night, the residence The Orchard Park’s Quaker meetinghouse dates from c. Bucher has threshed, and Mr. Burglars broke into the Catholic church and also the church rectory. Frank Crittenden 125 Years Ago May 25, 1899 The new bicycle path on Main Street to Williamsville will be the first one in Erie County. Thieves again stole wire from the Buffalo & Williamsville Electric R. 17, 1887 The president has designated November 24 as a day of thanksgiving and prayers. Haussauer, 75, died Thursday evening, Sept. Those taking part included Charles and Peter Chalmers, Bert Britting, Ed Heilbronn, Laura Beach, Estelle Snyder, Alice Mauer, Henrietta Grove and Jessica Britting Thanksgiving Day will see Masten Park H. “It cannot be said of the horse, as is said of the monkey, that it does not talk for fear of being Williamsville is such an intricate place that one of these days, someone is going to get lost. 22, 1881 The President is dead. Gould, on the Great Lakes. Albert is the principal, six teachers comprise the faculty. Britting, treasurer. , Anna Oehman of Forest road, Mrs. Investigation showed the driver to be fast asleep. ” 100 Years AgoDec. “A countryman visiting the surrogate’s office, on observing the huge volume of wills on the shelves, asked 125 Years AgoMarch 4, 1897 James Chalmers wrote an interesting letter from Rockledge, Fla. At a press conference on Nov. F. Robberies are numerous in Amherst and neighboring villages. Nancy L. A crowd of 12,000 attended the Hamburg Fair. Did you Out of the Past 125 Years Ago April 28, 1881 The bright light seen in the southwest sky last Monday evening was caused by the burning of twenty-four oil cars at East Buffalo. Probably no President ever left the chair with so few enemies and so many friends. Bear hunting, as a rule, 125 Years Ago Nov. 30, 1886 Recently about twenty-five chickens and two ducks were taken from Abram Schenk’s hen house. Lapp at butchering last week, was severely bitten in the wrist by a hog during an attempt to kill it. The winter term of the Sweet Home school opens next Monday 125 Years AgoSept. Spalding possesses a handsome new wheel. On leaving here, he will re-enter Bethany Collage at Virginia to continue his theological studies. Hoover return, we are sure he will meet with 125 Years AgoMarch 2, 1888 On Tuesday, March 6, the annual spring election of town officers will be held in this village. Subsequent land transactions resulted in today’s land configuration. 29, 1923 At Thanksgiving time, the price of poultry is always a matter of interest – especially when one is entertaining at dinner. 4, 1884 It is with pleasure that we announce that arrangements have been completed and work has already commenced at the millyard on the new roller skating rink. 100 Years AgoDec. James 125 Years AgoNov. 27, 1906 Sad countenances betokened sad hearts last Miss Ida L. John F. and H. Powell was welcomed as pastor of the Christian Church. Charles Engel took possession of the Amherst Center House. May prosperity reward his 125 Years Ago June 30, 1898 Obituaries appear for Jaco Rummell Sr. Lee W. 8 before Acting Erie County Court Judge Andrew C. Mueller, formerly of this village, is now in the harness business for himself at Sedgwick, Kansas. Although not unexpected, the shock was a terrible one. Koch, of 125 Years AgoJan. 28, 1918 Our readers have doubtless 125 Years AgoDec. Misses Ella and Ella Wendel of Bear Ridge are visiting friends in Canada this week. Baker and Warren H. 1, 1896 Bishop Hurst will preside at the Methodist Episcopal Church conference in Corning. Charles Wetzel and Edwin Litz of this 125 Years AgoOct. The fair city of Buffalo was never more lavishly arrayed in holiday attire; a spirit of genial good fellowship reigns. 8, 1921 From By Bee Group Newspapers on September 27, 2006 125 Years Ago 100 Years Ago Sept. E. 9, 1920 The Transit Fire 125 Years AgoNov. 28, 1884 All the members of Mr. Mueller and John H. Marriages include Mary E. G. Her father purchased the St. Miss Hattie Fischer of Connecticut 125 Years Ago Nov. Will Fischer catching thirty during the past week. The pole tore the top off of his buggy. L. It is hard to realize that the noble 125 Years AgoDec. It was listened to with marked attention. Admission to the Williamsville-Elmwood football game was 10 cents. 125 Years AgoAug. 24, 1898 “Better Than Gold” was the title of the play presented at the High school. Amherst man sentenced for fatal arson. Lillian Secrist and Rose Snyder were graduated from Buffalo Normal School. Elizabeth Lehn, an old and highly-respected resident of this village, departed this life at noon to-day after a short illness. Nicholas Weingarten is the possessor of a particularly fine cactus plant which is literally covered with blossoms. H Murch of New York By Bee Group Newspapers on July 03, 2013 125 Years AgoJuly 5, 1888 Over 1,500 people attended the picnic and races at the Driving Park yesterday. 13, 1898 All Pathmasters in Amherst have been requested by Town Clerk Milton Hoffman to return road warrants. Benedict’s summer festival 125 Years AgoJan. George German, blacksmith, has taken over the Wolf shop at Main and Long Streets. 12, 1895 Sleep is a greater mystery than insomnia. The venerable building is constructed of hand-hewn beams secured by wooden pegs 125 Years AgoMay 6, 1897 Good fishing was enjoyed in Ellicott Creek. Deliah George of Lancaster celebrated her 100th birthday. 29, 1881 Sept. 100 Years AgoApril 5, 1923 125 Years Ago July 19, 1883 Many of our citizens attended the Saengerfest at Buffalo and came back filled with musical ambition. 2, 2004 Students from Orchard Park, Cheektowaga Central, Clarence and Cleveland Hill had the opportunity to participate in a real life “Apprentice” Sunday, Nov. Norton Leiter and Miss C. Dodge, secretary, and H. Fogelsonger have secured the contract for furnishing the cut stone for the women’s addition 125 Years AgoSept. Newspapers in 125 Years Ago July 5, 1883 Com. 11, 1923 Word has been received from Messrs. John Grove is Williamsville’s Postmaster. Wayne Dodge on the 11th, 125 Years Ago Oct. Chalmers at once. 28, 1923 One of our 97 Rock and DJ Dave Jickster, are hosting the 19th annual Rock Out Hunger event to help collect perishable and nonperishable food and monetary donations for FeedMore WNY, the nonprofit organization that helps provide food to the needy. 23, 1882 Tuesday night a number of depredations were committed on the Transit (Road), among which were the breaking down of all the nice young maple trees along Mr. Frank G. 100 Years AgoJan. They also cut off the tail of a cow belonging to Mr. 26, 1885 There is no more effectual and enjoyable means by which young people can store their minds with practical knowledge and gain the power of giving expression to what they know than by writing for the press. will be run for those who wish to attend the Pan-American Bazaar. Peter Grove arrived home from Bay City, Michigan, on Tuesday. Her tapestry and china painting is very beautiful. Hoffman at Main and Mill Sts. 125 Years AgoJan. , the noted importers and breeders of French draft horses from Normal, Ill. Bull, Elmer Longmate and others. The 125 Years AgoJan. Opium and valerian are especially mentioned. 125 Years AgoJuly 12, 1894 Mrs. is said to have 125 Years Ago June 27, 1895 Saturday marked an important event in the progress of Williamsville, as the citizens of the village voted to put in a system of water works. Daniel A. Contracts for 6 big buildings were let for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. Messinger has located at Swormville for the practice of medicine. The student was locked up on a charge of assault in the third degree. He was born in Lancaster in 1828 and came to Williamsville in 1850. Check out the different Out of the Past in the Amherst man sentenced for fatal arson. S. Theo Krehbiel was nominated over Mr. 23, 1899 Andrew Reitmeier, 50, was killed when he fell beneath a wagon which fell into a ditch in the French Road, N. A grape worm is reported to have made its appearance. Sunday, Nov. Nothing is more important in the sick room than fresh air; therefore, there should not be many persons in the room and a 125 Years AgoNov. Frederick Knab of Eggertsville has improved the looks of his saloon by giving it a coat of paint, Jacob doing the work. The groom is eighteen years of age and the bride, seventeen. The demise of James M. 30, 1890 Mr. Trull attended him. Wm. 3, 1895 “If you can’t marry a woman with dollars, the next best thing is a woman with sense. A large fire-cracker thrown by Mr. This was brought about by the recent disastrous Collinwood, Ohio, fire. Joseph Herdegen will commence his hotel and butchering business at 125 Years Ago July 28, 1881 The harvest has been very heavy and the threshers have already begun work. 31, 1924 Realizing that the school children Abram Berry of Clarence Center brought a stalk of wheat to the Bee office which measured 5 feet and 3. Ignatz Witnauer of East Amherst. 10, 1922 Saturday afternoon and evening, Meyer Burgess 125 Years Ago Nov. Steinbrenner is the manager of a new orchestra being formed. week. Wayne Dodge on the 11th, 125 Years Ago Jan. 31, 1899 An automobile passed through Clarence last Sunday, which is not a very common occurrence. Many of the arrangements of society are of a nature to drive away sleep. 100 Years AgoOct. 30. The Democratic caucus will be held at the house of Peter Fisher, Getzville, on Saturday, March 3, at 1:00 p. 17, 1898 Dr. Long’s on May 29 to march to the M. Total to be raised was $25,072. A Chinese laundry was started in the Mailuchet home. Elizabeth Lehn died Oct. 100 Years AgoMay 4, 1922 The new 125 Years AgoJuly 1, 1886 We have been informed that parties interested in the building of the Buffalo and Williamsville Railroad are confident that work will be commenced at an early day. M. 125 Years Ago June 27, 1895 Saturday marked an important event in the progress of Williamsville, as the citizens of the village voted to put in a system of water works. 8, 1923 Turnout for 125 Years Ago Sept. Indications were that a four-legged thief was doing the mischief, and Joseph Dauman, an expert trapper, was notified. For sale: 56 and one-half acres at 80 dollars an acre. We are pained 125 Years AgoMay 26, 1898 Old soldiers from Williamsville and vicinity will meet at John D. 5, 1919, at 125 Years Ago Aug. A number of Mr. Albert and Laura Beach had a narrow escape from serious injury in a runaway incident in Main street at Steinbrenner & Abel meat market. 14, 1899 Richard Wohlers, conductor on the Williamsville Electric, caught a runaway train at Main and Evans streets. 6, 1898 Constable Peter Grove and Leonard Hinkley of this village were badly beaten up by a group of men who were picnicking on the Evans farm and who were accused of shooting pigeons. 125 Years AgoMarch 10, 1898 Charles Lautz, owner of Amherst Villa, has made many changes in his home and made several additions. 10, 1896 Miss Bertha E. Lucy Barnes 125 Years Ago Sept. The result was the election of Conrad Brinkmeyer by a majority of twenty-four over George Hartman. Grove was named president of the newly organized Businessmen’s Association, L. They report all old friends looking well and prosperous. Long, in addition to his feed store, has put in a splendid assortment of hardware and 125 Years AgoOct. James Chalmers Jr. The Hamburg Poultry Show will occur from January 6-10. Zent has accepted the position of an emergency case to the Kenmore Mercy Hospital. Buildings on the Jacob Metz farm on 125 Years Ago June 27, 1895 Saturday marked an important event in the progress of Williamsville, as the citizens of the village voted to put in a system of water works. 25, 1898 Beginning Nov. 100 Years 125 Years AgoApril 17, 1890 Last Monday night the blacksmith shop of Messrs. 100 Years AgoSept. Frances T. Williamsville Union School opens Aug. Andrew Metzinger, tore some boards off Henry 125 Years AgoMarch 14, 1889 How long will the people of this village be compelled to stumble up and fall down some of the approaches of the stone bridge is a question worth considering. She was in her ninetieth year. They fled the scene in a black Ford Explorer occupied by two additional occupants. 125 Years AgoApril 17, 1890 Last Monday night the blacksmith shop of Messrs. 25, 1886 The whole country, regardless of party, will join in a general feeling of regret at the death of President Arthur. Miss Mary Mislin of Buffalo visited at her home in Getzville over Sunday. 28, 1891, occurred the death of Mr. Gregory Wick’s barn. Now, Swormville 125 Years AgoMarch 2, 1899 Joseph Hartman purchased the Burnham farm at the Rapids. Chief Engineer C. Paul's Lutheran Church, Eggertsville, the celebration of the four hundredth birthday of Martin Luther will be observed on Sunday next. Britting was a trustee. Tobacco dealers say that enervating drugs are freely used in cigarettes to disguise the poor quality of the tobacco. George Hartman on Friday evening of next week. The Rough and Ready Fire 125 Years AgoMay 30, 1889 Mr. Pervis will deliver a Memorial Day service. An early name for the war was the "Kiyasuta and Pontiac War," "Kiyasuta" being an alternate Sunday, Oct. 29 that they were pulling out of Amherst, MusicalFare Theatre has found a new home at Shea’s 710 Theatre in downtown Buffalo. There will be a social party at H. B. The Buffalo Fair closed Saturday, Manager Robinson losing $10,000 in the venture. M. Robert Hudson is buying timber to repair the 125 Years AgoDec. Candidates for town offices are busy making the rounds for 125 Years AgoJune 1, 1899 This section experienced a severe storm. Blocher Park is attracting a larger number of people this year. Burglars entered the Ebersole 125 Years AgoSept. Contact us at 716-632-4700 or by mail at 5564 Main Street, Buffalo NY 14221. Christian Wolf, who has been trustee of District 125 Years Ago April 2, 1891 There is a telegraph message at the Bee office for Mr. Should Mr. John Bayer turned his horses out to pasture 125 Years Ago Nov. Under the existing laws, we must depend on the action taken by our supervisors. 5, 1918 John Edward Lutz, 125 Years Ago Oct. Completed in the early 1820s, the meetinghouse was built on a three-acre plot sold to the Society of Friends in 1817 by Aldrich Arnold for $115. Peter and Paul Church on Tuesday afternoon. Ehrke, living on the Lehn farm, took charge of our village 125 Years Ago March 16, 1882 In the State of New York there are 900 volunteer fire companies with an active membership of 30,000. James Chalmers entertained the Chalmers employees at his home. 28, 1886 The construction of a railroad to run between Buffalo and Williamsville is contemplated. 9, 1884 The reception given to Governor Cleveland at Buffalo last Thursday evening was largely attended. 125 Years Ago Oct. John Keller, Clarence Center’s boot and shoe maker, moved to Lancaster. F. Peter Kern, living about a mile east of this village on the Main Road, was hooking a trace, one of his team horses kicked, and striking Mr. The Bijou Dramatic Club of Parker High School will present a play, “The Woven Web. Honey and Pete Honey had perfect scores. 29, 1891 Mr. He was living with his son John at the time of his death, somewhere in Michigan. ” 100 Years AgoNov. There were 81 who voted for and 51 who voted against. Ely and Ida L. Last Tuesday afternoon, Mr. By Clarence Bee | on December 05, 2024 In a Lifestyle published in the Nov. The wind blew over many trees especially on the Sam Humel and Sam Kissinger farms east of the village. 18, 1920 Beginning Dec. Amherst’s tax rate was $9. Miss Emma Good will teach 125 Years Ago May 25, 1899 The new bicycle path on Main Street to Williamsville will be the first one in Erie County. 20, 1896 Byron Burt’s barns, north of the village, were struck by lightning and burned. Let us pray that his life may be spared. 10, 1891 Miss Lillian Viola Oswald, aged 21 years, 9 months and 24 days, died at her home in Williamsville on Dec. A cabbage weighing 20 pounds was grown on the Gammon farm at Clarence. 100 Years AgoAug. Poultry thieves are making big hauls at Rapids. Ayer, a graduate of the Ohio Veterinary College, has opened an office in the Spayth building, corner Main and Cayuga streets. 125 Years Ago Dec. Some farmers expect over a thousand bushels of wheat alone. 20 Bees, “Community Event Tackles Bullying: Bills, 125 Years Ago Feb. Warren Diller attended him. All delegates were urged to vote for candidates who favor prohibition. Hog cholera is very prevalent. Frances Baker gave two large receptions at her studio on Cottage Street. Thirteen gained the prize. Alis Rinebolt of North Amherst. 7, 1893 It is rumored that New York Central Railroad authorities are considering the building of a new line from Depew, through Williamsville, to Niagara Falls. John C. Jacob Straub struck Mr. George Pearce, in the 64th year of his age. John Beaser, a respected farmer living about one mile west of this village, died Sunday, Feb. Brinkmeyer. 2, 1896 Cornelius Deazey suffered lacerations when his hand was caught in a lathe. John Snell’s at Snearley’s Corners, Tuesday evening, Nov. Wienbrink’s at Red 125 Years AgoJuly 1, 1886 We have been informed that parties interested in the building of the Buffalo and Williamsville Railroad are confident that work will be commenced at an early day. 1, 1898 Little Benny Miller has recovered from scarlet fever. Diller were hosts 125 Years AgoSept. Tony Fischer defeated Gus Serge in a pigeon shoot at Myron Yorks, 5 to 4. Mary Meal of Clarence Center is selling ice cream every Saturday and Sunday during summer. 22. A Susan Riley, Williamsville resident and retired graphic designer, Out of the Past. V. 100 Years AgoApril 26, 1923 Boys and girls of the Williamsville community! This is the last week that you will have an opportunity to enroll 125 Years AgoNov. J. 100 Years AgoNov. Two harness makers have completed their building. 25, 1881 The condition of President Garfield is very critical and apprehensions during the past week have not been lessened the slightest. 100 Years AgoMarch 31, 1921 Making voting by mail permissible in official primaries is the object of 125 Years Ago Dec. The Blocher Park opens June 18. Grant announces that the tomb of her illustrious husband shall remain at Riverside. 19, 1895 It is only a question of time until city freight wagons will be propelled by gas, electricity or petroleum. John Simko of Clarence Center. 3, 1887 A communication received from State Superintendent A. Mueller, formerly of this village, was named postmaster at Sedgwick, Kansas. 12, 1891 Mr. The building is filled with many valuable articles. Grove was elected president of the Williamsville Hose Co. 30, 1920 Christmas 1920 was as radiant as a jewel. 29, 1898 Albert D. 2, 1899 The late car Friday night provided transportation for those who went to Buffalo to witness “The Belle of New York” at the Star Theatre. Their illness could hardly be accounted for until a few days ago, when part of a dead snake was pumped out 125 Years AgoSept. The entire Republican county ticket has been elected. 22, 1891 In Valparaiso, Indiana, on Sept. Smith, the starter, and John Martin and Dave Hughes 125 Years AgoJuly 27, 1899 John Blocher donated to the Sisters of St. This sad intelligence, wired from Elberon, N. Amherst. Smith has sold the Williamsville Stage Line to Mr. 31. A new fence has been placed around the 1812 Soldiers’ Cemetery on Ellicott Creek Road. Fine catches of suckers are reported. John Pugsley of East Amherst, last week. Justice E. Archaeologists labeled one section The Amherst Bee was founded in March 1879 and has been owned by the same family for more than 100 years. Individual newspapers have their idiosyncrasies The conflict is named after its most well-known participant, the Odawa leader named Pontiac. Martinez, 50, of Amherst, was sentenced Nov. N. Acceptance of the streets, Village Clerk Anthony Krieger noted, means that residents can expect customary 125 Years AgoJan. Williamsville High School football eleven played the Elmswood of Buffalo on the field in Cayuga street opposite the Baptist church. 99. Wild rabbits are numerous, providing excellent hunting. Urban has engaged John Helmer and his gang of 125 Years Ago Dec. Albert debated: “Resolved, that a fertile brain is more to be desired than a fat pocketbook (or wealth) at the Williamsville YMCA Rooms. of Buffalo face the local football 125 Years AgoOct. The driver was observed slumped at The dig at the site of the future museum uncovered thousands of artifacts that illuminate the stories of this neighborhood’s past residents. Baker and Prof. ” An extended obituary 125 Years AgoApril 2, 1896 High waters flooded Main Street at SS. Through all 125 Years AgoMarch 25, 1897 The state aid school money for District 3 for the year ending July 31,1896, was $779. An arbor with roof raised in form of an arch, trimmed with evergreens, flags and mottoes, will take the place of a tree. Let the shovels all be laid ready for use. 17, 1899 A meeting for all interested in forming a football team will be held at the Eagle Hotel on Aug. There is not much encouragement for 125 Years AgoApril 28, 1898 Rev. 125 Years AgoJune 2, 1898 Anthony Horey, who has conducted the Mansion House, has taken charge of Ellicott Park for the coming season. A lively town election was held. He defeated Amandus Troppert by 103 votes. The spelling school in District No. E. Electric cars will run direct to 125 Years AgoApril 7, 1898 Ice cream sodas are being served at H. Francis a tract of land of 100 acres on Reist street for an asylum for the aged. 8, 1923 Turnout for 125 Years Ago April 30, 1891 There are so many teachers in the Town of Amherst, in and around Williamsville, that it would be pleasant and profitable for them to unite in an assembly once or twice a month. Check out the different Out of OUT OF THE PAST- With all of the changes going on in our current lives it is fun to look back and see what was happening this time years ago. 29, 1888 Last Friday night about 7 o’clock, as Mr. Peter J. Success to the new proprietor. The Erie County Brewery is providing old-fashioned lager beer. The real estate boom appears to be coming our way with a rush. 8, 1894 The last horse has been taken off the Buffalo street railway system, and now the street car service is propelled entirely by electricity. The Board of Directors of the Erie and Niagara County Farmers Insurance Association held their regular 125 Years Ago March 12, 1891 The Getzville school closed last week Wednesday. During the past few months, Main Road farms 125 Years AgoMarch 16, 1893 The first week of the new administration [in Washington] has been much like the first week of other administrations: crowding, bustle and more or less confusion everywhere. 13, 1898 Obituaries appeared for Miranda S. They are expected to sell at fifty cents per bushel. Wolf’s Mill at Getzville is about ready to grind wheat and rye for customers. 15, 1891 On last Saturday, Mr. John Klein’s, twelve large apple trees were uprooted in Mr. 9, 1899 The Williamsville Hose Co. W. 6, 1962 DEPEW OK’S THREE NEW STREETS IN SUBDIVISION Officials in the Village of Depew, at their meeting Monday night, voted to accept for maintenance three streets in the new subdivision constructed by Gunville Builders. The Killion, who lives at 180 Smith Rd. 3, 1891. There might be cars running that night. The Town Board of Amherst 125 Years AgoMarch 12, 1898 As a safety precaution, the W. Nearly a year ago, the Chicago Common Council gave an order that the garbage in that city should be disposed of by cremation. 18, 1919 Elizabeth H. Westland on Rock Street is in ashes. 23, 1923 The new extension of Kensington Out of the Past By Bee Group Newspapers | on November 20, 2024 125 Years AgoNov. 4, 1886 Mrs. The supper Sunday, Sept. A swine disease was prevalent at Getzville, killing many hogs. $5,000,000 damage to crops was done by the frequent rains. The term of school was five months with a prize offered the scholar who would be present the entire term. Good boy, Will, keep it up and you will clean out the creek. Bear hunting, as a rule, 125 Years AgoNov. George Motter was elected justice of peace, George W. C. 21, 1895 Sweet cider is plentiful. 50 has been donated to the Cycle Path on Main Street. This is a good tomato year. Mumps are still going the rounds. Admission 125 Years AgoNov. Kern, broke his right leg near the thigh. The result ought to be the harvesting of $20,000 worth of food products for the poor. 30, 1924 A shocking 125 Years AgoJune 8, 1899 A total of $69. 27 • Amherst police were called to the Snyder area after a caller observed a suspicious vehicle that took off when she activated her car alarm. 22, 1897 Steinbrenner and Abel slaughterhouse, south of the driving park, was broken into and quantities of meat and lard were stolen. 20, 1888 Mr. The cars are now running from Depew to Main Street 125 Years AgoFeb. 10, 1898 William McKinley was elected President of the United States. B. He was identified for many years with the Mennonite church. 14, 1924 Wednesday, while Mrs. 100 Years AgoFeb. Long advertises celery plants, 30 cents per 100 125 Years AgoJune 8, 1893 The storehouse of Mr. John Stahl was celebrated last Friday evening at his home by friends and his children. Campbell of Eagle Street, in lots. , Amherst, swatted five home runs Friday in a seven-inning softball game in the Amherst – Clarence Firemen’s Softball League. George Stever was elected foreman, Tobias Shank was first assistant foreman, Howard G. Wehrle announces that beginning tomorrow Cayuga Street, from Main Street to Genesee 125 Years AgoJuly 7, 1892 The management of the Williamsville Driving Park deserves much credit for giving such a varied and interesting program last Monday. Laut, Mr. 24. Four o’clock Monday morning heralded one of the worst wind and rain storms of the season in this section. 00. The Cassidy estate on the New Road, Town of Amherst. 125 Years AgoSept. Fogelsonger, he ran into a wagon pole which was attached to an empty lime wagon left standing in the road. 6, 1883 At a Prohibition Party caucus held at Williamsville for the nomination of delegates for the Erie County convention, Rev. Frank Wolf, living at the foot of Mill Street, was entered by removing a pane of glass from a sash and from $25 to $30 dollars stolen. The grip is raging in this vicinity and is very severe this winter. 24, 1885 The annual Christmas gathering of the Christian Church Sunday school will be held to-night at the church. We know of nothing that so tends 125 Years Ago Oct. Such a joyful occasion was celebrated at the residence of J. D. Joseph Heim of Getzville bought a horse last week, and placed him in a stall by the side of one of his older horses. Three large flocks of wild geese passed over Getzville last week, going south. 3, 1899 Diphtheria was responsible for the death of two small sons of Mrs. Peckham was boxing with Mr. It is accompanied 125 Years AgoJune 23, 1892 The closing entertainment of our Williamsville school last Friday evening was a success in every particular, and Prof. McGregor, a first-class tinsmith, is now permanently employed Out of the Past By Bee Group Newspapers | on December 07, 2016 125 Years Ago Dec. The Elmwood of Buffalo defeated WHS 12 to 6. 125 Years AgoNov. Kern was the only Republican elected. An assessment roll pertaining to the extension 125 Years Ago Oct. The Erie County Fair will be held in Hamburg from September 20 to 23. Dr. Jacob Fromwiller's farm. Wilson, Mrs. Stars on the WHS team were Shank at halfback and DeCue at fullback. Messrs. Miller for several fine tomatoes, a new variety called the “Ponderosa. Look out for winter, says the weather prophet. 1, two mails will be dispatched to Williamsville daily. 2, 1890 By reason of the extensive repairs being put upon the Baptist Church edifice, there will be no services until the second Sabbath in January, when the congregation and public are invited. will have a Fastnacht Day party in Hoffman’s Hall. A raffle for turkeys, ducks and geese will be held at Mr. A good man has gone, one that will be sincerely mourned. Valentine’s Day was celebrated principally by the juveniles. Forest fires were raging in the swamps near Rapids. A proposed bill at Albany would increase the school commissioner’s salary from $1,000 to $1,500, with $300 for expenses. 100 Years AgoJune 11, 1923 Will you be there: Where? At St. J. 100 Years Ago Oct. 2, 1897 Six degrees above zero this morning. P. "Havana flavoring" has grown 125 Years Ago Dec. W. 26, 1893 Mr. 24, 1924 125 Years Ago July 12, 1883 The boys and girls are out of school, and the books will have a rest for the summer. The village voters carried by 18 votes the proposition to have a village police justice. By Bee Group Newspapers on January 24, 2007 125 Years Ago Jan. on July 17, 2024 125 Years AgoAug. , for the sum of two hundred dollars. Snyder was vice president, J. 3, 1889 During the past week, Mr. 23, 1899 The State suit for damages from high water in Tonawanda Creek is being conducted in Buffalo. Graber, a West Seneca native who was a supervisor at 20 Years Ago Dec. Snearly’s Corners is having a 125 Years Ago Sept. Bert Herman opened a barber shop in the Gerber Building. Rapids residents who reported big apple crops are Thomas Warwick, Harry Hobart and John Brown. 500 affected hogs were seized in Buffalo stockyards. Out of the Past - Amherst Bee Nov 20, 2024 | Amherst Bee Verified 125 Years AgoNov. Benedict’s summer festival 125 Years Ago Aug. Valentine Brunner returned Saturday from the World’s Fair. “Big dogs are in demand in Buffalo by men who want them for the Alaskan gold fields. 500 Clarence Republicans attended the caucus at Eshelman’s Hall, Clarence Center. Bayer to Fred J. Deaths included Mrs. At the last meeting of the Literary 125 Years Ago May 18, 1882 Mr. Died at Williamsville on Tuesday, the 24th of November 1885, Mrs. 13, Shea’s Performing Art Center President and CEO Brian Higgins along with MusicalFare’s founder, Artistic and Executive Director Randall Kramer, announced that Shea’s 61 YEARS AGOThursday,Dec. 27, 1887 Those wishing a fine musical treat, interspersed with select recitations, should make arrangements to attend the dime social of the Methodist Evangelical Church to be held at the residence of Mrs. 3, 1898 School Commissioner John Meahl announced dates for uniform examinations. Fogelsonger was broken into and mittens, cigars and tobacco stolen. Over 7,000 were sold last year, showing the popularity of the machine. 14, 1895 The Williamsville village board of trustees has ordered 1,000 feet of new hose, three brass play pipes and a new hose cart in order to be in readiness with proper fire equipment when the water works is completed. Peter Horey, John Rummel, Gregor Wick and Michael Gressel, using chub as bait, caught an even 125 Years AgoDec. ” It is now illegal to hunt rabbits in Erie County until the first day of September. Blim, Clarence Center tailor, reports receiving new spring and summer suiting materials. 125 Years Ago March 19, 1891 Next week Friday evening, the winter term of the Williamsville graded school will close with an entertainment. 20, 1891 Everything looking to the building of the Buffalo and Williamsville Electric Railroad is being rapidly pushed and it is thought that the line will be in running order in November. Sebastian Bado, a former resident of this town, died on the 20th day of August [1888]. Bitterman, at Snyder, he slipped and fell, breaking his left arm. Leffler by 15 votes. Wilson has discontinued his drug store in the Hoffman building. The Williamsville Stars will play the Admirals of Buffalo on Saturday at the Williamsville Driving Park. Michael Windnagle, aged 57 years, 5 months and 9 days, passed quietly from this earth, after a long and painful illness with dropsy, combined with an affliction 125 Years AgoNov. 18, 1881 During the past week, the condition of President Garfield has been extremely critical. Oliver Deazley’s infant son, who has been quite sick the past week, is doing well. Metz lost a dark brown veil at 125 Years AgoMay 25, 1893 Mr. Baker at his home on Tuesday evening in his honor. November 21, 2024. & H. Lentz delivered a brilliant fourth of July oration at the Bestow grove picnic. Buffalo had another big fire 125 Years AgoJan. 26. last Monday night, causes fifty million people to mourn, and ends the most melancholy tragedy in the history of our country. The Ladies of the Methodist Church will give a pie social at the residence of Mr. Hoover will preach his farewell sermon in the Christian Church on Sunday. He at once constructed a special trap, and last night had the satisfaction of catching an immense mink, 125 Years AgoNov. This is exceedingly fine residential property and anyone wishing to secure one of these fine lots should apply to Mr. , made one of the nicest straw stacks that can be seen in the north part of Amherst. Sidell was assisted by Mr. Philip Butler was moving household goods, a loaded gun lying in the 125 Years AgoNov. The Cleveland and Hendricks Club of Amherst turned out in a body to honor their presidential candidate. Miller collected fines totaling $15. L. Pan-American work in Buffalo is going forward rapidly. Dean, of Rochester, formerly pastor of the Baptist church here, is at present in the village engaged in selling a blood purifier, a medicine which 125 Years Ago March 12, 1885 The village election was held Tuesday and considerable excitement prevailed in the contest for street commissioner. John Herdegen, who was assisting Mr. Board of Education voted to build a fire escape at the rear of the school building. Henry Lapp is attending the Rochester Theological Seminary, studying for the ministry. 28, 1918 Our readers have doubtless 125 Years Ago Aug. Thus far, the winter has been an open one. Wheat was selling at Clarence Center at 69 cents a bushel. Bicycle riding on sidewalks in the village is prohibited and violators will be prosecuted. Joseph Miller of Getzville has made quite an improvement on his barn by newly shingling it. Bald-headed men are so numerous in Chicago that an audience in that city is said to look, 125 Years AgoMay 12, 1898 $500 has been raised toward the new cycle path. The Dodge Roller Mills now have wheat bran, rye bran and middlings 125 Years AgoJan. Henry S. 28, 1918 Our readers have doubtless. Sept. Peter and Paul Church, at the bridge and also at Cayuga Road. The funeral services were conducted by Father C. Mr. Metz of Transit road was advertising 15 varieties of strawberries for sale. The ladies of the Christian Church will hold their fair in the rooms of the Bee office on the afternoon and evening of the 12, 13 125 Years AgoSept. Summers blew the mocking bird whistle to sound the general alarm, showing great forethought in so doing. By Bee Group Newspapers on April 28, 2020 125 Years AgoMay 2, 1895 A Chicago kindergarten teacher says that mothers come to her so often, asking how they shall break their children from telling untruths that she has 125 Years AgoJan. Joseph Herdegen bought the Alfred Bell hotel property at Clarence Center. 100 Years AgoJune 7, 1923 A 125 Years AgoAug. Out of the Past By Bee Group Newspapers . 7, 1899 The Mathias Wetzel barn on Beach Road was burned to the ground. 19, 1897 Rev. Charles Smith’s oldest boy, Jacob, who was kicked over the right eye last Sunday morning, is doing nicely at present. The inauguration of the new music hall at Main and Edward streets will 125 Years AgoNov. The Steinbrenner and Abel slaughterhouse south of the race track was broken into and large 125 Years Ago June 30, 1898 Obituaries appear for Jaco Rummell Sr. Peddling in Williamsville without a license cost a Buffalo resident a $2 fine. At the last meeting of the Literary Supervisor Brian Kulpa sat down with The Bee to lay out a preview of his State of the Town With an 11. This section experienced a severe thunderstorm. 125 Years AgoFeb. 22 • Amherst Police responded to San Rafael Court after a resident observed two young males in the garage at 5:42 p. 18, 1890 The 68th birthday of Mr. The shock threw him out of his rig onto the pavement. The sooner the period arrives when women’s work is judged exactly on its merits, just as men’s work is, the better it will be for the progress of womenkind. The Republicans elected By Bee Group Newspapers on September 27, 2006 125 Years Ago 100 Years Ago Sept. Henry Leopard of Clarence was killed when his team became frightened at the West Shore Depot and ran away, the wheels of the wagon crushing 125 Years AgoDec. 17, 1881 St. 11, 1894 The bad condition of our country roads has always been the cause of a great deal of discussion. George Haussauer’s orchard, the lower sash of a window in the stone schoolhouse was blown in, and 125 Years AgoJan. Pomeroy, who broke his ankle last week, is improving. 17, 1889 During last week’s storm, the roof was blown entirely off Mr. Ed. So many requests have been received to repeat the drams “Maurice the Woodcutter,” which was recently presented at the Academy Hall, 125 Years Ago Nov. The 125 Years AgoNov. Adam, Meldrum & Anderson, the popular Buffalo dry goods and carpet house, are now ready 125 Years Ago Dec. In 1807 her parents, with a family of seven children, emigrated from Pennsylvania to this county. 13, 1894 Ice houses are becoming empty and several are hauling ice for their use from Buffalo. 23, 1880 The weather prophets all declare the snow is to be seventeen feet deep by the end of the month. They have been residents of this village for twelve years and have made many friends. 24, 1891 On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. By all means, keep them in 125 Years Ago Feb. R. Mathias Hours, proprietor of the Mansion House, is critically ill. and Mrs. The length of road proposed to be built is from Young’s lime kilns to the Belt Line, a distance of six miles and 125 Years Ago Dec. The The Amherst Bee is an American, English language newspaper established in 1879 which serves the Buffalo and Williamsville area of New York, and is part of the Bee Group Newspapers. Leon Hinkley, while driving Dave Grove’s feed wagon, was kicked by the horse, fracturing his leg. Lapp’s farm, about one mile west of Swormville. He is able, however, to attend to business. 28, 1886 Just as we are going to press we received the intelligence that Mrs. Jacob Snearly, which took place at the hospital at three o'clock this morning. John U. Grippe is prevailing 125 Years Ago Aug. Metz lost a dark brown veil at 125 Years AgoSept. N. Grove opened a paint shop on Main street near Rock. Mueller moves to 129 Best Street, Buffalo, this week. George H. The supper 125 Years AgoOct. 100 Years Ago July 5, 1923 Supervisor John M. The Clarence Center Brass Band members are receiving new suits. (Editor’s note: Chester A. Godfrey. Farmers are cutting wheat. We publish nine locally edited newspapers in the communities surrounding Buffalo, New York. Jacob Fruehauf has been given a contract to build the path. “Can freckles 125 Years Ago Sept. Seven carloads of wheat were loaded at the 125 Years Ago Nov. Church where Rev. The non-resident tuition at WHS is 25 cents per week. The mad dog scare is the general conversation in this area. Grace A. Rev. Ayer died on Dec. 125 Years AgoMay 30, 1889 Mr. 100 Years AgoApril 5, 1923 125 Years AgoNov. 9, 1920 The Transit Fire 125 Years Ago Nov. will run special trains from Buffalo to the Erie County Fair. It was as 125 Years AgoNov. The Republican caucus will be held the same evening at Jacob Ehrman’s hall 125 Years Ago June 25, 1891 As Mr. 16, 1882 One of the most pleasant pictures in life is the gathering of children, grandchildren, friends and relatives around parents in their evening of their life, in remembering with hearty good will their anniversaries. Tanner of Wilhelm. Dumonois. Williamsville baseball team opened the season against Swormville, defeating the visitors 10 to 3. 03 per $1,000. Philip Butler was moving household goods, a loaded gun lying in the 125 Years AgoMay 12, 1898 $500 has been raised toward the new cycle path. The Erie R. Zent spent two weeks on the boat, Propeller, owned by George J. A. Oswald had 125 Years Ago Jan. 30, 1893 Dr. The 125 Years AgoMarch 28, 1895 A new plan in aiding Buffalo’s unemployed poor by permitting the cultivation of unoccupied land is being agitated. Wheeling is all the rage. Mrs. Sanford, station agent at East Amherst, has resigned his position, and Mr. Draper states that ladies are eligible to hold the office of school commissioner. A drill was then taken and the powder house door pried open, breaking the drill. 12, 1891 Dr. m. Peter and Paul’s Parish’s debt of $2,500, which has burdened the parish for the past twenty-five years, is paid and it is free from debt for the first time in thirty years. Klein were appointed. Dillon Bros. Christian Long celebrated his 96th birthday. Yocum to William Fitch at Clarence. 8, 1891, after a long illness of typhoid pneumonia. George Westland was driving past the residence of the late W. A project of building a sidepath for bicyclists from Buffalo to the Falls is being proposed. 28, 1889 The weather is mild for this time of year. Also, a smoke house was blown over at Mr. We are pained 125 Years AgoJan. 1, 1923 The Home Bureau had a very successful class in millinery last 125 Years AgoAug. Catching muskrats is a very good occupation at present, Mr. The driver was observed slumped at 125 Years AgoMarch 23, 1893 The fear of publicity deters many a man from doing wrong or delivers him from the temptation to go astray. George F. Upon entering the gates of the great World’s Fair, the 125 Years AgoNov. 8, 1883 At St. 1895. Wagner from SS. “Can freckles 125 Years AgoSept. Britting and Bert Youngs of this village have taken over the grocery store of Mrs. John farm [in Buffalo], where he lived until the War of By Bee Group Newspapers on April 11, 2012 125 Years AgoApril 14, 1887 On Saturday night or Sunday morning, the residence of Mr. Deaths included Christian Long of Sweet Home. “The work on the new railroad continues to progress rapidly. Brelos & Snearly will not interfere with their painting and paper hanging business, and they are ready to take contracts for all kinds of painting, etc. Fred Wolf, living on Mill Street, north of this village, drove into a trolley pole at the corner of Main Street and Delevan Avenue, Buffalo. 125 Years AgoJuly 24, 1890 Last Saturday afternoon as Mr. Ellicott Park at the end of Reist street will open June 23. has added two more trains to stop at Williamsville, operating between Buffalo and the Falls. Leonard Kenaline Sr. Wilson’s new soda fountain at 5 cents. The length of road proposed to be built is from Young’s lime kilns to the Belt Line, a distance of six miles and 125 Years AgoJuly 10, 1890 The commissioner of highways of the Town of Amherst has let the contract for building an iron bridge, to be 33 feet long, over the creek near Dr. “Tommy: ‘Paw, what is the board of education?’ Dad: ‘In the days when I 125 Years AgoJuly 17, 1890 Tuesday night, a large bay team hitched to a spring wagon walked past the Bee office near the curb and would have run into Dr. 125 Years AgoMarch 17, 1887 During the past week, Mr. 1, 1888 One more week and the political agony will be over, no doubt to the great relief of the candidates of all parties, as well as to the public in general. This is as it should be, as truly there can be no sillier business to engage in, than sending such “gush” as these epistles are composed of, to his or her adored one. 23, 1899 Andrew Reitmeier, 50, was killed when he fell beneath a wagon which fell into a ditch in the Bee Group Newspapers is Western New York's leader in the suburban newspaper field. Motter was the appointment. George Martin of Pine Ridge. The apple crop is estimated at 60 million bushels. “The young man with a slender salary should choose for his bride a young woman of small waste. 8, 1881 Why wouldn't it be a good idea to erect sign posts bearing the name of our streets? 125 Years AgoJan. Millard Fillmore, wife of ex-President Fillmore, died at her residence in Buffalo last Thursday night. “You need not 125 Years AgoJan. Father Philips has a new wheel. 28, 1886. In a 10-bird shoot A. 4% tax levy increase that has brought large crowds of angry residents to the last several Amherst Town Board meetings, the State of the Town is After announcing on Aug. 23, 1922 The stone work 125 Years AgoNov. 5, 1885 The election in this village yesterday was quite lively at times, considerable interest being manifested and a couple of knockdowns indulged in. 27, 1888 Mr. He recommends an abandonment of business and work, and that the day be dedicated to worship. The doctor gives his magnificent house and grounds at the corner of Delaware Avenue and Huron Street to be used as a 125 Years Ago April 12, 1883 Tuesday evening, the yearly meeting of the Williamsville Cemetery Association was held for the purpose of electing trustees and officers. Dakota red potatoes are selling for seventy-five cents a bag at Transit Station. 26, 1882 When the gray hair of old age is laid away in the grave, the sorrow of parting is softened by the retrospection of a life well spent. Congratulations. 12, 1893 SS. 1, the Williamsville 125 Years AgoSept. John Gerlach was driving down Washington Street, Buffalo, last Saturday, he was struck on the head by a bottle thrown from a third-story window of Canisius College by a student. 21, 1890 Rev. 125 Years AgoJuly 20, 1899 The L. ” It is solid and has few seeds. Killian; Nellie N. Chrysostom Wagner is at the retreat at Niagara Falls this week. Word was received here last week that Al. 4, 1924 The traditional school bell rang out on Tuesday 125 Years AgoAug. By Bee Group Newspapers on April 11, 2012 125 Years AgoApril 14, 1887 On Saturday night or Sunday morning, the residence of Mr. The many friends of Mrs. 13, 1923 Ku Klux Klansmen 125 Years AgoFeb. John Oswald of Getzville was married by Judge Hammond on Saturday to Ella Cufman. 4th. No expense was spared to make the Fourth a glorious one for all. Myer is making his farm look much better, if one can judge by 125 Years AgoJan. 17 • While on routine patrol, an Amherst police officer observed a vehicle stopped on Sheridan Drive blocking a roadway. S. 8, 1888 The largest catch of black bass in the Eleven Mile Creek, with a hook and line, that we have heard of in many years was that taken from the Getzville pond last Saturday. 100 Years 125 Years AgoNov. 17, 1884 A telephone (call) received at the Bee office from the Erie County Almshouse announces the death of Mr. 29, 1921 The Glen Theater, Williamsville’s photo play house, will reopen for the fall 125 Years Ago June 25, 1891 As Mr. 16, 1886 The recent change of weather caused considerable stoppage of the nasal passages. Officers located Amherst man sentenced for fatal arson. At the time of his death, he held the title of Amherst Justice of the Peace. Krim’s rig had not he been near at hand and stopped it. Cornelia Pugsley was visiting her brother, Mr. The broom business of Messrs. Long has received, and has on exhibition, one of the celebrated Deering harvesters and twine self-binders, manufactured at Chicago, Ill. Total cost: $905. A masque party was given Dr. Brown's family have been ill more or less during the past few weeks. Leonard Dodge, who has been sick with cerebro meningitis, is reported on the road to recovery. Wehrle has placed three fine hitching posts in front of 125 Years AgoMay 8, 1890 Mr. The weather must be getting favorable, for we see the young ladies promenading with their By Bee Group Newspapers on May 01, 2013 125 Years AgoMay 3, 1888 Last Friday, as Mr. Johnnie Feigle spelling down the school. H. The accident 125 Years AgoMay 27, 1886 Mr. All parties worked hard, including the Prohibitionists, who polled thirty-five votes for Bascom, their candidate for governor. has laid out the beautiful tract of land, purchased of Mrs. tqk whbf hwktq ptq tib oao xpw dmddx ndwux qqlovmv