| Jan. 14 | Rev. W. F. Faber delivered a lecture in Union School Hall on Physiology & Hygiene; Jamey Crosgrove's wife buried |
| Jan. 25 | funeral of Mr Hubelec[?] - Mr. Faber officiated & spoke in German |
| Jan. 30 | Reception in the Presbyterian Church for C. P. Skinner & family prior to their removal to Kansas |
| Feb. 2 | William Strains funeral - he died Saturday at Aunt Mary Jane Cochranes very suddenly; - C. P. Skinner & family left for Ottowa Kansas |
| Feb. 10 | "J. W. Johnstons wife had a stroke of Paralisis this morning and died about noon or a little before very sudden and unexpected" |
| Feb. 13 | funeral of Mrs. Johnston - Robert one of the bearers |
| Feb. 18 | results of town election on 17th: "The Republican ticket elected all but Highway Commissioner Geo. Billsboro Democratic" |
| Mar. 4 | "Johny and Carson Crosgrove came here this morning - they have been to New Orleans to the Exposition and came this way on their return home" |
| Mar. 6 | Johny & Carson Crosgrove started back for home |
| Mar. 8 | Judge Thos. B. Campbell buried |
| Apr. 3 | Mrs David Johnston fell & broke her wrist. |
| Apr. 4 | Robert received notice of appointment as notary public |
| Apr. 13 | "Presbytery met this evening in our church - delegates had supper in the church parlors" |
| Apr. 16 | The remains of Mrs Lyda Towle came from Brooklyn; Robert sworn in as notary public |
| Apr. 17 | funeral of Mrs. Towle |
| May 15 | "Dickermans team ran away - I believe no one was hurt, but the horses were cut up some" |
| May 17 | Mrs. E. A. Skinner had a daughter born |
| May 21 | wedding of Fred Nixon & Myrtie Redfield in the Episcopal church |
| May 27 | William Cochrane's sister Kate visiting from the West |
| May 28-29 | Teacher's Institute - many teachers visiting in town |
| June 1 | "At a 1/4 before 12 o'clock m we were aroused by the fire Bell & found the Brewer Block had been struck by lightning & on fire - I was up all night working & we finally succeeded in putting out the fire about 4 oclock - it done a good deal of damage - but the building was saved" |
| June 3 | a meeting in Wells Hall for the purpose of organizing a Y.M.C.A. association |
| June 8 | a meeting in Smith & Tennants law office to perfect an organization of the YMCA |
| June 11 | funeral of Jacob Hardenburg's daughter |
| June 18 | Commencement Exercises at Union School - 7 graduated |
| July 9 | Mrs. Ephraim Hewett buried |
| July 23 | "General Grant died this morning at 8.08 A.M. Business places nearly all draped in mourning" |
| Nov. 29 | Mr. Faber baptized his child "Frances Augusta" |
| Dec. 8 | "Wm H. Vandebilt the great Rail Road King died instantly at his home in New York City at 3.30 P.M." |
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