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POMPEY: Kellish Tire & Auto Inside, Pompey
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SOLSVILLE: Solsville Hotel
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TRUXTON: Cosmic BBQ, Across From
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TUES., AUG. 19, 5:00-7:00 P.M. : RABIES CLINIC, EARLVILLE
FIRE DEPT. - N. Main St.,**Proof of previous vaccination is required to qualify for a three-year certificate.** All animals must be
at least 3 months of age, and properly restrained (leash and collar/
harness or cage/pet carrier). “Certificate of Vaccination” obtained
from veterinarian or Madison County Department
WED., AUG. 20, 12:00 P.M. : THE ERIEVILLE- NELSON - FENNER community luncheon will be held at the Erieville Fire House.
Everyone is welcome to come and share good company and good
food. Please bring a dish to pass and your own table service. Also,
a smile to pass around. Celebrating birthdays this month are: Pat
Anthony on the 18th; Velma Pierce on the 19th; Lois Stauring, Bernie Jones and Shirley Miller all on the 24th. Happy Birthday to all.
Making 60 look good!
If you see Kathy Kent
on Aug. 19
Wish her a Happy 60th
We love you!
SUN., AUG. 24, 12 - 4 PM. CONSERVATION CLUB OPEN
HOUSE BARBEQUE - Bring your whole family. Hamburgers and
Hot Dogs /Soda and Beer. Come see what a membership with our
club has to offer you and your family. Club house with full kitchen
and restrooms. Our facility has covered benches for 100, 200, 300
and 600 yard rifle ranges. Separate pistol berm with covered range
house. 5 stand trap range. Web Site: http://www.canastotaclub.
com/ Contact info on the “About Us” page. (j28-2)
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FRI., SEPT. 5: CASA NEWS - Trip to Merry Go Round Playhouse.
Will Rogers Follies. Bus leaves Top at 10:30 a.m. Lunch at Sherwood Inn, Skaneateles. Choice of Scrod or Chicken. Play begins
at 2 p.m. Reservations by Fri., Aug. 15. 655-0350
SAT., SEPT. 6, 1 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
SUPPORT GROUP will meet at St. Joan’s Church in Morrisville.
All women who have experienced the death of their spouse are
invited to share in the comfort, encouragement and hope with the
other women who have had some of the same experiences. For
further information, call Midge 684-3615.
SAT., SEPT. 6, 8:00-11:00 p.m.: Fritz’s Polka Band returns to the
Fabius Community Center!, 7786 Main sT., Rte. 80, Fabius, NY
SAT., SEPT. 6: CHITTENANGO LANDING CANAL BOAT MUSEUM
WILL HOST TWILIGHT AT THE DRY DOCK. More information to
come. For more information please visit www.clcbm.org.
MORSE
CONSTRUCTION
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- Certified Natural Gas Line Installer SAT., SEPT. 6, 10 AM - 5 PM & SUN., SEPT. 7, 10 AM - 4 PM:
THE MADISON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY WILL HOST
ITS 50TH ANNUAL CRAFT DAYS. More information to come.
TUES., AUG. 26, 6 - 7:30 PM: THE CHITTENANGO LANDING
CANAL BOAT MUSEUM WILL HOST “TUESDAY ON THE
TOWPATH. This month’s recreational bike ride will feature Canastota Canal Tome Museum. Helmets are required for this event. For
more information please contact Chris O’Neil at director@clcbm.org.
WED., SEPT. 10, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville
(Right across from the DMV). Local business people band together to
help each other grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime.
Find out more about MOORE Networking at www.moorenetworking.
org. Bring your business card and enjoy coffee and donuts with us.
WED., AUG. 27, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON
BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville (Right
across from the DMV). Local business people band together to help
each other grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime.
FRI., SEPT. 12 THRU SUN., SEPT. 13: THE MADISON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL HOPS FEST. A paired
beer dinner, beer sampling, brewing and hops presentations, and
the taste of hops are just some of the fun events that are available
throughout this historic weekend. For more information or to buy
tickets please visit http://www.madisonhopfest.org.
STUMP GRINDING
TREE REMOVAL
Lot Clearing • Brush Cleanup • Tree Trimming
Fast Service • Reasonable Prices • Experienced
Accept Credit Cards
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315-289-4610
FRI., AUG. 29, 10AM-8PM - SAT., AUG. 30, 10AM-2PM: HAMILTON LIBRARY BOOK SALE
SEPT. 1 - RESERVATIONS NEEDED: MECS ALL CLASS REUNION to be held at Quacks’s in Madison, NY on Thursday, Sept.
11, 2014 at noon. Call Harriett McNamara at 684-9200 before Sept.
1 to make reservations (you can bring a guest. The reunion is for
anyone who attended MECS (j28-2)
TUES., SEPT. 2, 7:30-8:30 AM; GREATER SULLIVAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING at
the Sullivan Free Library, Genesee St. Chittenango
WED., SEPT. 3, 8-9 AM: HAMILTON BUSINESS ALLIANCE
MONTHLY GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING, Colgate inn,
Hamilton. All Hamilton area business people are welcome to come
and share information about Hamilton’s activities.
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SAT., SEPT. 13, 9 A.M.-NOON: RABIES CLINIC, WAMPSVILLE
HIGHWAY GARAGE - N. Court St. ,**Proof of previous vaccination
is required to qualify for a three-year certificate.** All animals must be
at least 3 months of age, and properly restrained (leash and collar/
harness or cage/pet carrier). “Certificate of Vaccination” obtained
from veterinarian or Madison County Department
ELECTRICIAN
Tom Stevens Electric
Residential & Commercial Wiring
Servicing This Area Since 1977
Cell:
345-2753
Licensed for the City of Syracuse
SAT., SEPT. 13, REG. 8 TO 8:45 AM: HOLY CROSS ACADEMY’S
FIRST ANNUAL 5K RUN/WALK. Top male and female runners will
win $100 prizes. Pre-register before Sept. 5 for a free tee shirt by
visiting eventbrite.com or stopping by the school. Sponsorship forms
can be downloaded from www.holycrossacademy.com or at the
school at 4020 Barrington Rd., Oneida, NY. For more information
visit the website above or call 363-1669.
THURS., SEPT. 18, 12 NOON: CASA NEWS - Luncheon St. James
Church. Kimberly Bukowski Program. Developing ice cream in Kenya. Potluck lunch bring a dish to pass and table setting. There will
not be an entree furnished so bring some hearty dishes. 655-0350
THURS., SEPT. 18, 6 PM: THE CHOCOLATE TRAIN FESTIVAL
WILL HOST A SPECIAL “CHOCOLATE-THEMED DINNER”
AT THE POOLVILLE COUNTRY STORE, followed by a history
of train wrecks in Madison County presented by Matthew Urtz,
Madison County Historian. More information to come.
NOTICE OF
HYDRANT FLUSHING
VILLAGE OF DERUYTER RESIDENTS:
Hydrants will be flushed Monday
Evening, August 25th. Please avoid
using ample amount of water during
this time, i.e. (watering gardens, filling
pools, laundry, etc). If this causes water
to be discolored, let it run until it clears.
Thanks for your patience and help.
"Join A League"
League Meetings
Tues., Men, Aug. 19, 7 p.m.
START DATE SEPT. 7
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Wed. Women, Aug. 20, 7 p.m.
START DATE SEPT. 3
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Sun. Mixed, Aug. 24, 6 p.m.
START DATE SEPT. 6
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Mon., Men, Aug. 25, 7 p.m.
START DATE SEPT. 8
SERVING LUNCHES MON.-SAT. 11-3
OPEN BOWLING MON.-THURS. 11- MIDNIGHT
ROCKEN BOWL FRI. & SAT. NIGHT 9 P.M.
CALL 315-655-3000
www.cazsportsbowl.com
Rt. 20 - Town & Country Plaza, Cazenovia, NY
SUN., SEPT. 21, 12:30 PM: THE SMITHFIELD COMMUNITY
CENTER ANNUAL KITCHEN BLOOMER TEA. This year’s tea will
commemorate “the Angel of the Battlefield,” Clara Barton. Learn
the history of Clara Barton and the origins of the Red Cross. The
event will be catered by the Copper Turret of Morrisville with hosts
dressed in 1851 Bloomer costumes. Reservations are needed,
tickets are $35 by September 1st and $40 by September 15th. For
more information please email please visit www.inthekitchentea.
com or call 315-546-5583.
SUN., SEPT. 21, 2 PM: OAKWOOD CEMETERY WILL HOST
“HERE COME DA JUDGE: JUDGES, LAWYERS & OTHER
LEGAL REPROBATES.” Volunteer Sue Greenhagen will lead this
tour which will focus on members of our legal community. This tour
will start near start at the chapel on the west side of the cemetery.
All tours are free, but donations are accepted. Allow two hours
for tours which will take place rain or shine. For more information
please call Sue Greenhagen at 315-684-3418.
WANTED
SCRAP CARS • TRUCKS • FARM MACHINERY
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
& ANY OTHER UNWANTED METALS
FREE REMOVAL
WE SELL DIRECTLY TO THE PROCESSOR TO INSURE YOU
TOP PRICES
Central Salvage 315-662-3898 or 315-560-1245
TUES., SEPT. 23, 7- 8:30 PM: THE CHITTENANGO LANDING
CANAL BOAT MUSEUM WILL HOST LOCAL AUTHOR HANK
LEO. LEO WILL TALK ABOUT AND SIGN NEW COPIES OF HIS
NEW BOOK RETURN TO ALLEN PARK. For more information
please visit www.clcbm.org
WED., SEPT. 24, 8-9:30 AM: MOORE NETWORKING at MADISON BISTRO (Formerly Bub’s Subs), Court Street, Wampsville
(Right across from the DMV). Local business people band together to
help each other grow their businesses. Visitors are welcome anytime.
WED., OCT. 1, 8-9 AM: HAMILTON BUSINESS ALLIANCE
MONTHLY GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING, Colgate inn,
Hamilton. All Hamilton area business people are welcome to come
and share information about Hamilton’s activities.
SAT., OCT. 4, 1:00 P.M.: THE AREA WIDOW’S BEREAVEMENT
SUPPORT GROUP will meet at St. Joan’s Church in Morrisville.
All women who have experienced the death of their spouse are
invited to share in the comfort, encouragement and hope with the
other women who have had some of the same experiences. For
further information, call Midge 684-3615.
SAT., OCT. 4, 7:00-11:00 p.m.: Community Fall Dance, sponssored
by the Fabius Pompey Sr. Citizens featuring Ray Randall and his
Rhythmaires.
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HEARING ON THE PROPOSED
FINANCING BY DELPHI FALLS
FIRE CO., INC.: NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that the Delphi
Falls Fire Co., Inc. located in
Manlius, NY (the Issuer), will meet
on September 2, 2014 at 7:00 PM, at
2260 Oran Delphi Road, Manlius,
NY for the purpose of holding
a public hearing pursuant to the
requirements of Section 147(f) of
the Internal Revenue Code of 1986,
as amended, on a proposal that the
Issuer enter into a contract in order
to finance certain equipment. The
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convenience of all residents,
regular business hours will be
extended on Thursday August
21 and 28 from noon to 7pm.
The clerk’s office will also
be closed September 1st in
Observance of the Labor Day
holiday. Mahaley Holl, Lincklaen
Town Clerk (a18-1)
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS - To
all qualified enrolled Republican
voters of the Town of Lincklaen.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 6-108.1 of
the Election Law, that a Party
Caucus of the Republican
Party will be held in and for the
Town of Lincklaen, Chenango
County, NY for the purpose
of nominating Republican
candidates for the offices of
said Town, indicated below, to
be filled at the General Elections
to be held on November 4,
2014 Date of Meeting: August
27, 2014 at the Lincklaen Town
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Brooke Pickard
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NMLS#1159638
1 BDRM APT. Fabius Country.
Loft bdrm, Washer/Dryer H/up,
LP gas Furnace, stove, H/W.
Nice yard. $375.+ util, 1st/last/
sec, 315-677-9511 (a18-2)
FOR RENT: 2 BDRM apartment
in New Woodstock. All utilities
included. No pets, year lease
and references. 662-7035 or
662-7378. (j28-c)
CAZ VILLAGE: Main St., 1
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equipment to be financed consists
of Refinance of #3344027: One
(1) 2011 E-One Typhoon Pumper,
VIN: 4ENRAAA88B1006883.To
finance the costs of such equipment
and to pay costs and expenses
incidental to the financing, the
Issuer proposes to enter into a loan
contract not to exceed an aggregate
principal amount of $230,000.
The Issuer will be required to pay
all taxes on the equipment. The
Contract Payments due pursuant to
the loan Contract will be secured by
a security interest in the equipment.
All persons interested may appear
and be heard at said time and place
or may file written comments with
the Delphi Falls Fire Co., Inc. prior
to the date of hearing set forth
heretofore. Dated: 8-18-14 (a18-1)
Hall at 7:00 pm. Candidates to
be nominated: Justice – 4 year
term (a18-2)
NOTICE TO LINCKLAEN
RESIDENTS - The Lincklaen
Town Clerk’s Office will be
closed Monday August 18,
2014 and Monday August 25,
2014. As an alternative for the
DIVORCE $350* No Fault
or Regular Divorce. Covers
children, etc. Only One
Signature Required! *Excludes
govt. fees. Local & In-State
MADISON CENTRAL SCHOOL
TO HOLD INFORMATIONAL
MEETING - The Madison
Central School will hold an
informational meeting for
community members on August
26, 2014 at 6:30 pm in the
school Cafetorium to review
the construction schedules
and safety plans for the Energy
Performance Project and the
Security Safety project which
began in mid-August. For more
information on this meeting,
please refer to our website
madisoncentralny.org under the
Superintendent’s page. (a18-1)
DeRUYTER MASONIC LANES
Annual Fall Bowling Meetings
" Join a League Today"
for just $490 for a 15-word ad.
Place your ad online at fcpny.
com or call 1-877-275-2726
BOAT: 14’ aluminum with 10
HP motor. VGC. Asking $950.
315-744-2145. (a18-2)
LOST & FOUND WANTED
FOUND: 1. Wedding Ring.
2. cd case with dvds and cds.
3. sure system with cd. 4. key
fob. Contact the Cazenovia
Police Department at 655-3276
to claim. (a18-1)
VEHICLES
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
CARS
2003 SUBARU LEGACY
WAGON, 4 cyl., 5-spd. manual,
65K miles, AWD, A/C, CD,
AM-FM, some rust and noise,
4 WHEELERS
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
CRAFTERS WANTED
AUTOS WANTED
CASH FOR CARS and
TRUCKS: Get A Top Dollar
INSTANT Offer! Running or Not!
1-888-416-2208
SCRAP METAL WANTED
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
MEETING, St. James Church,
Cazenovia. Sundays 8:00 p.m.
Open meeting. (j11-c)
All Interested Bowlers Should Attend!!!
Buying Cars, Trucks, Farm Machinery
Tues, Aug. 26th - Men's @ 7 pm
Wed., Aug. 27th- Women’s @ 7 pm
R135
obert’s Scrap Processing
Hemlock Hill Road, Whitney Point, NY
Call 405-9038 or 560-2755 for more information.
#7097231
If you a returning team please make sure someone
is there to represent the team.
Meetings will be held at the Bowling Alley
And Various Other Metals
607-692-7510
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8-4:30, Sat., 8-2
1 BEDROOM UPSTAIRS
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT
available immediately. Recently
renovated: new appliances,
carpeting. Large windows for
lots of natural lighting. No pets.
$600/month. First and last rent
plus security deposit required.
Utilities not included. 315-6553409 between 8 AM and 6 PM
(a11-3)
ROOM FOR RENT, near
DeRuyter. $200 mo, utilities
free. Retired female preferred.
Call for more info 315-852-3362.
(a18-2)
BDRM apt., 1 year lease, No
animals. 655-9461. (a4-4)
2 BEDROOM apt., Fabius. Close
to school, stores and churches.
Includes stove and refrigerator.
Apt. in great condition. Quiet
area. $600 plus security and
utilities. 683-5305. (a11-2)
F O R R E N T: 2 b e d r o o m
apartment in Erieville, heat
included. No pets, year lease
and references. 2 BDRM
apartment in New Woodstock.
All utilities included. No pets,
year lease and references. 1
bedroom in New Woodstock. No
pets, year lease and references.
662-7035 or 662-7378. (a11-c)
Buyea’s
True Value
Hardware
O FULL PAINT LINE O WATER HEATERS
O PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
O BLUE SEAL FEED O STOVE PIPE
O HAND & POWER TOOLS
O APPLIANCES
O PUBLIC
FAX SERVICE
__________________________
Store Hours
Mon.-Thurs. 8-8
Fri. & Sat. 8-6
Sun. 8-4
131 Albany St.
Cazenovia
655-3822
Hi, Neighbor Pennysaver, Cazenovia, NY, August 18, 2014 -3-
WOW
WOOD
PELLETS
BENEDICT
100% Premium
Hardwood
Pellets
TREE & STUMP REMOVAL
439-8326
Why Buy 100%
Hardwood?
GARAGE SALE: Friday 8/22
and Saturday 8/23. 9-5 Annual
5 family sale at corner of 1554
DeRuyter Road and Route 80
(Goosville Corners) Pampered
Chef Bakeware, furniture,
household items, books, jewelry,
toys, craft items. Childrens
clothes: newborn-16 , womens
and teen clothes. Baby furniture.
Holiday decorations. (a18-1)
H Low ash content
H More complete
burn, less waste
H Higher heat
output - more
heat per dollar!
H Less jams in
your stove
FARM AND HARDWARE, INC.
3 miles East of
Madison on
Rte. 20.
(315) 893-1884
The Way A Farm Store Should Be...
Open Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-4; Closed Sunday
www.earleyfarm.com
LEASE LAND
LEASE LAND FOR DEER
HUNTING, bow, gun or both,
15 min. south of Cazenovia. No
more than 2 people. 315-6634162. (a11-2)
COTTAGE
COTTAGE AVAILABLE FOR
RENT JAN 2015 $950 MONTH.
Lakefront 5 Acres with Cottage,
deck, dock $145K. 7 Acres
Lakefront $49K Hamilton Area
516-356-2298 (j21-13)
HOUSE
FOR RENT: 3 BDRM house
with lots of space, country, no
pets, security and references
required. Morrisville School
District. $850 mo. 655-2351.
(a11-c)
MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT: 3 BDRM mobile
home in country, private lot,
Canastota school district. No
pets. $675 plus sec. & dep.
655-2351. (j28-c)
MOBILE HOME LOT
FOR RENT: Mobile home lot
in the country. 655-2351. (j28-c)
ROOM FOR RENT
GARAGE/YARD SALES
THIS WEEK’S SALES
BECAUSE OF OUR
351 County Rte 12
(607) 863-3968
Pitcher, NY 13136
Lee Bement, Owner
Jean Mudge, Office Manager
LEE’S TRUCK & CAR REPAIR
• Custom Exhaust Systems
• Regular & Heavy Duty NY Inspections
• Four Wheel Alignment
•Transmission Flush & Fill
• Computer Diagnostic
• Major & Minor Repairs
• Air Conditioning Service
•Cooling System Flush & Fill
HOUSE FOR RENT: Small three
bedroom house on Firetower
Rd. Er i ev i ll e. C a ze n ov i a
schools. Rural setting. No
Cats. Available August 30th.
$700/ month. First, Last and
security deposit required. 2433841. (a11-3)
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom house,
private. Convenient with parking.
No pets. $600 plus utilities and
security deposit. 655-8757.
(a18-1)
FOR RENT: Nice 4 bedroom
house in villa center. Walk to
stores and schools. No pets,
no smoking. $1200 plus utilities
and security deposit. 655-8757.
(a18-1)
ROWE'S
PENNSYLVANIA
PEACHES
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE
SALE: Sat., Sun., Aug. 23-24,
9-3. Rte. 80 W, 1/2 mile from New
Woodstock. Sewing supplies,
some antiques, furniture, kitchen
stuff, Syroco collector’s items,
holiday decorations, 2 bikes - 1
women’s, 1 boy’s, boys clothes
and much morel. (a18-1)
SATURDAY, 8/23/14. 9:00AM
TO 4:00PM. NO EARLY BIRDS.
TOOLS,HOUSEHOLDGOODS,
CAMPING GEAR, CLOTHES
AND MUCH MORE AT 1537
RT. 173, CHITTENANGO, NY.
(a18-1)
Smith Funeral Home
(Est. 1860)
DeRuyter, NY
(315) 852-3393
_____________________________________
Casket Selection Room on Premises
Old Fashioned Service
Keeping Funeral Costs Within Reason Is
Our Constant Obligation
We Encourage Comparison
MOVING SALES
FUTURE SALES
COMMERCIAL/FARM SALES
PETS FOR ADOPTION
CROSSBOWS
& ARCHERY
SALES & SERVICE
LILY ISA4 YEAR OLD, SPAYED
FEMALE, RED RETRIEVER/
CHOW MIX. SHE IS EASY
GOING & AFFECTIONATE.
MEET LILY AT WANDERERS’
REST! Wanderers’ Rest
Humane Association, P.O.
SALVATORE F. LANZA, ESQ.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
5333 Midlum Road, Cuyler, N.Y.
Phone 607-842-6888 office
315-427-5940 cell
email:- legalpad@aol.com
LARGE 3-FAMILY YARD
SALE: 1863 BALLINA ROAD,
CAZENOVIA - Snowmobiles,
antique cash register, industrial
woodworking equipment, gas
furnace, pellet stove, lawn
mowers, camping gear, furniture,
power and hand tools, golf clubs,
baby and household items,
motorcycle and much more.
8/22-8/24--9 am- 4 pm (A18-1)
GARAGE SALE: Kids clothes,
toys, household items In Fabius,
on corner of Rt 91 and Academy
St. August 23 & 24 (a18-1)
GARAGE SALE :1916 Delphi
Road -New Woodstock Multi
families Sale . Some new some
used collectables and antique
items. You won’t believe what
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
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GARAGE/MOVING SALE.
Fri. and Sat. Aug. 22 & 23.
8:00am to 1:00pm. 4812 Ridge
Rd. Caz. 1 mile out of village.
Household items, sofa, chairs,
tools, camping stuff, antiques,
mammy bench, magazine
collections, and much more! No
early birds please. Aug. 22 & 23.
8:00am to 1:00pm. 4812 Ridge
Rd. Caz. 1 mile out of village.
Household items, sofa, chairs,
tools, camping stuff, antiques,
mammy bench, magazine
collections, and much more!
No early birds please. (a18-1)
glass ware. All in one printer-faxcopier, and lots of other items.
Rick Hannafan
Box 535 Canastota, NY 13032.
Telephone: (315) 697-2796, Fax:
(315) 697-4065. Website: http://
wanderersrest.org. E-mail:
director@wanderersrest.org
GOODS FOR SALE
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
FIREWOOD
SEASONED FIREWOOD pickup or delivery. 315-7500079. (s23-c)
BUSINESS SERVICES
Payroll
Book Keeping
Tax & Advice
138 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 13035
Tel 315.655.2784 Fax 315.655.9391 Cell 315.440.8068
richard.hannafan@hrblock.com www.hrblock.com
LAWN SALE: 150 Lebanon St.,
Hamilton. Aug. 22-23-24, 9-5.
New 50 gal. electric hot water
heater, lamps, TV, antiques,
A J ’ S A R C H E RY, Y O U R
ONE-STOP PRO SHOP AND
CROSSBOW HEADQUARTERS. Everything for bow hunters. Huge inventory. Factoryauthorized sales and service.
Training and 60-yard ranges.
NYSDEC certification and licenses available. Let our expert
staff outfit you this season. AJ’S
Archery, 3938 Nelson Heights
Road, Cazenovia. 315-6552697. M-W 11-8; Th-F 11-6; Sat
9-4. (a11-4)
affordable medications. Our
licensed Canadian mail order
pharmacy will provide you with
savings of up to 75 percent
on all your medication needs.
Call today 1-800-413-1940 for
$10.00 off your first prescription
and free shipping.
VIAGRA 100MG and CIALIS
20mg! 40 Pills + 4/FREE for only
$99! #1 Male Enhancement,
Discreet Shipping. 1-888-7968878
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PRODUCE
TOMATOES: $20 per bu.
Bring boxes. Cukes, squash,
potatoes. More. Millers, 3700
Baker Construction
GENERAL CONTRACTING - HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Kitchen/Bath & Basement Remodeling, Electrical Work,
Additions, Garages, Windows, Siding, Replacement Windows
_____________________________________________
MINI EXCAVATOR WORK
_____________________________________________
Skid Steer Work/ Postholes/Brushhogging
Peter Baker
Owner
662-3002, Cell 289-2170
2749 Erieville Road, Erieville, NY 13061
VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
$225.00 INSTALLED. LIFETIME
W A R R A N T Y. E N E R G Y
STAR APPROVED. Emerson
Exteriors and Remodeling.
(315) 696-5730 (a7-c)
WINDOWS $199 INSTALLED.
Double Hung, tilt-ins. Lifetime
warranty. (energy star package
add $20) Includes insulated
glass, low-e-glaze, argon gas.
Why pay more? Call Rich @
1-866-272-7533
Chaman Rd., Georgetown, NY
13072. Mail your order and we’ll
confirm availability time. (a18-3)
MISC.
CANNING SUPPLIES: Jars, lids,
canners and more. Countryside
Hardware, DeRuyter, NY. 8523326. (a18-1)
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
R e n e w a b l e E n e r g y, N o
Investment, No Risk, No
Monthly Fees. www.NAPower.
com/708266
Pompey
LATOCHA BUILDERS
•Custom Built Homes •Building Lots Available
•Renovations & Additions
•Mini Excavation & Skid Steer Work
•Land Clearing •Bush Hogging
•Drainage & Driveway Work
•Augur Drilling •Rototilling
Email: mlatocha@dreamscape.com - www.latochabuilders.com
315-677-3042
Tax Advisor 2
is in this sale. Something for
everyone. All Priced to go ! Lots
of free items. Saturday Aug 23rd
9:00 to 3:00. We are just 1/4 mile
off Rt 13 south of Cazenovia just
past Critz farm look for sign. See
you There! (a18-1)
FINAL DAYS
Mon. - Wed. , Aug. 18 - 20,
10 a.m.-6 p.m.
If you desire large quantities or are
coming from a distance, please call to
confirm availability
315-852-9821
Middle
Lake Rd., DeRuyter
________________________________
In honor of the legacy of Bob Rowe,
The Family wishes to thank all of you who
have visited the peach stand this year.
It is our desire to continue the tradition
in the years to come.
Please look for our ad next summer.
Charles Rowe
FIREWOOD: $65 face cord
delivered. Also we take HEAP
orders. Mixed hard woods. Call
Donald 315-837-4362. (a5-c)
TROYBILT ROTOTILLER
FOR SALE: Troy Bilt roto tiller.
$100. 6 HP. Well cared for 6559802. (a18-1)
FURNITURE
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SMALL LOADS
SMALL LOADS: For driveway
repairs, top soil needs,
decomposed flower bed &
garden material, driveway mix,
shale, stone - #1’s & #3’s, stone
dust, sand, mulch - delivered.
655-2351. (a28-c)
HEATING FUEL
FUEL OIL - KEROSENE DIESEL FUEL - PROPANE:
Automatic degree day delivery,
quantity discounts. GRIFFITH
ENERGY, A Superior Plus
Company. 337-5540. (n12-c)
MEDICAL
CANADA DRUG CENTER
is your choice for safe and
DISH TV RETAILER. Starting
at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) &
High Speed Internet starting at
$14.95/month (where available).
SAVE! Ask about SAME DAY
Installation! CALL Now! 1-800826-4464
SAFE STEP WALK-IN TUB.Alert
for Seniors. Bathroom falls can
be fatal. Approved by Arthritis
Foundation. Therapeutic Jets.
Less Than 4 Inch Step-In. Wide
Door. Anti-Slip Floors. American
Made. Installation Included. Call
1-800-886-1907 for $750 Off.
REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL!
Get a whole Satellite system
installed at NO COST and
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Driveways - Parking Lots - Roadways
- Sand - Stone - Gravel - Topsoil
- - Call Today For A Free Estimate! - 794-1766 / 796-4860
STAND UP- Delivery
PADDLE BOARD
LESSONS & RENTALS
& Pickup Available 315-751-7620 - www.nowavesnoworries.com
Home
Aides
of Central
New York
Wizard of Oz Premiered Aug. 18, 1939 - First National Women’s Rights Convention, Aug.
23, 1850
- Vitus
Bering discovered
Alaska Aug. 20, 1741 - National Sponge Cake Day Aug. 23
AUCTIONS - AUCTIONS
Hi, Neighbor - AUCTIONS
Our Auctions Can Be Seen At Our
Website
Monday,
August 18,www.hineighbor.net
2014
Check Daily - Some Auctions Are Posted Before & BETWEEN Publications
JACK WOOD'S SALE BARN
(2) DAIRIES (2) , HEIFERS & MACHINERY SALE
FRIDAY AUGUST 22 , 2014 11:00 A.M.
Directions: Sale to held at Jack Wood's Sale Barn, located 2 mi. north of Cincinnatus, NY, just
off of Route 26. Watch for auction signs.
David & Maria Murdi, Cazenovia, NY have consigned their 120 head dairy for this sale. 22,500
Herd Avg. Regular Herd health checks, all up to date on shots. All Holsteins- (8) are Registered;
AI breeding; Year round herd; Cows go outside daily; (75) mature cows, (12) bred heifers, (33)
from NB to breeding age; Tie stall trained. Fresh cattle with several milking over 100 lbs. (Last test
8-10-2014); (14) due Sept. & Oct. with cows still milking in their 80's & safe in calf. This is a young
herd, with (41) 1st calf heifers; (23) 2nd calf heifers; (11) 3rd calf heifers. Last SCC 200,000. Bred
& open heifers are in good condition & look sharp. TOP Holstein dairy.
(25) Head Dairy with (14) mature cows and (11) open heifers. This dairy has not been pushed;
has cattle in all lactations. Cows & heifers go outside every day. A good group to work with.
Machinery: Selling for the Murdi's: Tractor: CASE-INT Farmall #125-A; 4WD-Cab-with CASEINT #L755 loader-only 800 hours-1 yr old; KUHN-KNIGHT #8114 Protwin spreader with tandem
tires; WEAVERLINE # 521 feed cart-elec-new Jan. 2014; WEAVERLINE #420 hydrostatic feed
cart. Also selling (7) DELAVAL DV-300's-automatic take offs- used daily. INT. 5088 w/ cab & 2
Wh. Dr - 2200 hrs on rebuilt motor; (Nice.) David Brown #1210 - Diesel: Massey-Ferguson # 65 Diesel; MILLER-PRO #9012 dump wagon; NH Super #717 Chopper; GEHL #970 forage wagon;
MYERS #500 forage wagon w/tandem running gear- All forage wagons have roofs. NH #276
Baler w/kicker; (2) metal hay wagons on good Kory 8 T. running gears; WRAP 3 pt hitch round
bale wrapper-hydraulic; VERMEET Hydraulic 8 wheel V-rake: JD #1290 haybine; NH #55 rake;
NH #28 blower; BADGER BN-2054 blower; HARSH #240 mixer; GEHL #120 grinder / mixer;
Sperry-NH 26 ft skeleton elevator on wheels: (2) running gears; gravity box on tandem running
gear; Some good misc. items including a DocKash cook stove for wood or coal-Nice !; Portable
milk pump; Gates ( 10 to 12 ft); Floor fans; Surge milkers with straps; SS buckets and more. 1985
INT. 1900 series -10 Wh dump truck
Sale Co-Managed by:
Gene Wood's Auction Service, Inc.& Dave Unger
Cincinnatus, NY 13040 Tel: 607-863-3821
Visit our website at www.genewoodsauctionserviceinc.comm
ADVANCE NOTICE: Sat., Aug. 30th - Patrick Wiley, Truxton, NY - AbsoluteReal Estate Sale
to include - 4.5 acres (2) Airstream trailer/camper; 1984 Chevy C-30 stake rack dump truck; 8ft
X 20ft Overseas container w/shelving & work bench; lots of brand name small tools; masonry
tools, scaffolding, generators etc. Real Estate being sold by Posson Realty LLC. View property
at WWW.possonrealty.net/auction.html;
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TRACTORS
C a s e 5 3 0 Tr i p l e r a n g e
diesel,model 32 loade r
excellent condition,1350 hr.
$6500.00 call 469-4782 (a11-3)
FARM EQUIPMENT
MISC. SERVICES
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FARM COMMUNITY
EVENTS/NOTICES
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
HAY FOR SALE
CHURCH NEWS
SUNDAY AUGUST 24 AT 7
PM FENNER COMMUNITY
CHURCH, corner of Nelson and
Bingley Roads in Cazenovia,
invites you to join us for worship
and fellowship with Pastor
Barney Freeborn from the
Federated Church of New
Woodstock
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
MADISON AUCTION SERVICE
ANTIQUE AUCTION
THURSDAY, AUG. 21 @ 65 PM
Preview 5 pm, at 3605 South St., Madison, NY
We are pleased to be selling without reserve estates from S.
New Berlin & Vernon. Also, from an Eaton home. This is a
very partial list. Expect surprises. Info. 315-893-1883.
We will be selling Furniture (Chests-Stands-Table-Garden
benches), Sterling (Compots-Silverware), Silver (Castor),
Ladies accessories, Linens, Sewing, Prints, Lamps (Slag
shade), Butter churns, Scales, Stoneware, Art pottery, China (Franciscan), Glass (Dep.-Blue), Toys (Lionel train-Farm),
Bottles (Milk), Kitchenware, Paper, Radios, Black powder
gun, Hunting misc., Jack knives, Bows, Fishing rods-reels &
lures, Chipper, Roto tiller, Scroll saw, Tools, Saws, Garden
misc..
TERMS: Cash, U.S. checks, MC, VI, & DI. Out of State bidders must register credit card number to bid. 15% Buyers
Premium. 5% discount w/cash & check. Food avail.
PHOTOS & DETAILS: www.madisonauctionny.com
WELSH CHURCH - This
Sunday, August 24th, the
worship service will be led by
the Rev. Mickey Keville. Just a
few weeks left as the summer
months wind down. So come and
join your friends and neighbors
in a peaceful evening worship.
The service will start @ 7:00 PM.
The church is located on Welsh
Church Rd. off Route 20 just east
of the hamlet of Nelson.
COMMMUNITY LUNCHEON
THE ERIEVILLE- NELSON FENNER community luncheon
will be held at the Erieville Fire
House on August 20, 2014.
Home Health Aide
Help aging individuals and
pediatric patients stay in
their own homes by
assisting with every-day
tasks such as dressing,
bathing, meal preparation
and light housekeeping.
We are hiring reliable,
compassionate and
trustworthy individuals
who are able to work
independently. Free
training program &
full benefit package.
EEO/AA/Females/
Minorities/Veterans/Disabled
Home Aides of CNY
1050 West Genesee Street
Syracuse, NY 13204
HomeAidesCNY.org/JOBS
HELP WANTED
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
SHADOWBROOK BOARDING PART TIME KENNEL
ATTENDANT Flexible Hours
– Nights & Weekends required
New Woodstock 662-7189
(j28-4)
HELP WANTED: Full time with
farm experience, Class A or B
required truck driver. Reliable
and reference required. Please
call or leave message 315-6623006 (a4-3)
TEACHING ASSISTANT AND
SUB POSITIONS IN CAZENOVIA EARLY CARE AND
EDUCATION CENTER WITH
INFANTS AND TODDLERS.
Full-time and part-time, some
benefits. CDA or two degree
in ECE, child studies or related fields prefered. Applicants
should have experience teaching in group childcare settings.
EOE. Please call 655-5437.
(a11-2)
Meade
__________________
Floors
Carpet - Tile - Vinyl
• Shaw
• American Olean
• Mannington
SHOWROOM
3273 Tuscarora Road
Erieville, NY 13061
Sales & Service (315) 662-3225
Everyone is welcome to come
and share good company and
good food. Please bring a dish
to pass and your own table
service. Also, a smile to pass
around. Celebrating birthdays
this month are: Pat Anthony
on the 18th; Velma Pierce on
the 19th; Lois Stauring, Bernie
Jones and Shirley Miller all on
the 24th. Happy Birthday to all.
(a11-2)
RUN/WALK
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY’S
FIRST ANNUAL 5K RUN/
WALK WILL TAKE PLACE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 WITH
REGISTRATION FROM 8:00
TO 8:45AM. Top male and
female runners will win $100
prizes. Pre-register before Sept.
5 for a free tee shirt by visiting
eventbrite.com or stopping by
the school. Sponsorship forms
can be downloaded from www.
holycrossacademy.com or at
the school at 4020 Barrington
Rd., Oneida, NY. For more
information visit the website
above or call 363-1669.
FLYHAWK KENNEL
Dog Boarding, Country Comfort, Close By
• Small & Quiet with Large Runs
• Lots of Individual Attention & Exercise
• Gentle, Safe, Quality Care Given
• Knowledgeable, Experienced Owners
• Heated & Air Conditioned Runs
1459 NYS Rt. 80 W, New Woodstock, NY HRS.: M-S 9-11 a.m. and 3 -5 p.m.
Sun. 4 - 6 p.m. or By Appt. (315) 662-7828
The Pratts
- -11 Ruth St., Vernon, NY 13476 - _______________________________________
SALE EVERY MONDAY 12:30 PM: Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Horses &
Hay; 1:30 PM - Calves then Beef
EVERY THURS. 1:15 P.M.: Dairy Cattle then Beef & Calves
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Thursday, August 21, 2014 - Sale Time: 12:30 pm
1. Our usual run of dairy cows, heifers and service bulls.
All dairy cows & heifers will be nasaled
& preg checked at our sale barn.
Following Dairy Sale is our Fat Cattle and Feeder Sale:
1. 3 year old registered Trowbridge bull.
2. Nice group of Beef / Angus Mix 1- 16 month old; 2- 1st calf
cows; 2 – 2nd calf Cows.
3. 15 Holstein Steers ranging in weight from 650 lbs. to 1,000 lbs.
4. 3 yr. old Holstein steer 1,000 + lbs. grass fed and ready to
go. Nice boy.
5. Group 10 Holstein Steers ranging in weight from 400 to 600 lbs.
6. 2 Herford cows exposed to bull since May.
7. Local farmer sends group of feeders mostly Herfords.
8. Plus assorted fat cattle & feeders consisting of feeder
steers & heifers; Yearling steers & heifers; bred cows;
freezer beef & Service bulls.
- Plan to attend. Market was excellent last month Feed, Water, Trucking and Overnight accommodations available.
Empire Livestock/Burton’s is open Wednesdays from 8 AM
to 5 PM to accept Cattle for our Thursday Sales.
upcoming sales
. *Note* August we will have no Machinery Sale.
Thurs., Aug. 28 - Heifer Consignment Sale. Advertising
deadline Tues., Aug. 19.
Monday, Sept. 1- Open Labor Day for regular sales 12:30
PM pigs, sheep, goats, horses and hay followed by Calves at
1:30 PM then our beef sale.
Sat., Sept. 13 - Machinery Consignment Sale. Advertising
deadline Tues., Sept. 2.
Thurs., Sept. 18 - Fat Cattle and Feeder Sale. Advertising
Thurs., Sept. 25 - Heifer Consignment Sale. Advertising
Sat., Oct. 11- Machinery Consignment Sale. Advertising
Thurs., Oct. 16 - Fat Cattle and Feeder Sale. Advertising
deadline Tues., Oct. 7.
Thurs., Oct. 30 - Heifer Consignment Sale. Advertising
deadline Tues., Oct. 21.
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For Information Call Office: 1-800-257-1819 or 1-315-829-3105
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Manager & Auctioneer: Tim Miller (cell) 315-440-9683
(home) 607-847-6475
Auctioneers: Ken Hughs 315-436-2215
David Sherwood 315-436-0804
CHECK OUR WEBSITE @ www.empirelivestock.com for a list of sales
BBQ
C O N S E R VAT I O N C L U B
OPEN HOUSE BARBEQUE SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 FROM
12:00PM - 4:00PM. Bring your
whole family. Hamburgers and
Hot Dogs /Soda and Beer. Come
see what a membership with
our club has to offer you and
your family. Club house with
full kitchen and restrooms. Our
facility has covered benches for
100, 200, 300 and 600 yard rifle
ranges. Separate pistol berm
with covered range house. 5
stand trap range. Web Site:
http://www.canastotaclub.com/
Contact info on the “About Us”
page. (j28-4)
MISC.
KNOTS OF LOVE FAIR NEWS:
DeRuyter Fair 2014. Knots of
Love received many beautiful
crochet or knit Lap-a-ghans,
hats, shawls, scarves made
by Shirley Fuller, Pat Randall,
AUCTION
BECAUSE OF OUR
DEADLINE IS NOW
THURSDAY AT NOON
_______________________________
STORAGE UNIT AUCTION!
Saturday August 23 at 10AM.
Sign in at 9AM. Clinton Moving
& Packaging, 2464 State
Route 12B, Hamilton, NY,
Approximately 25 unopened
storage containers, Whole
households of items in
these containers! Visit our
website for more info www.
MessiersAuction.com. (315)
225-3565, Vick with any
questions. Do you need to have
an auction, or have quality items
you want to consign? Contact
us today for a free consultation.
(a18-1)
WEEKLY SALES EVERY MONDAY
HOSKING SALES
Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small animals, 1:00 Dairy,
followed by feeders, sheep, lamb, goats, pigs. Calves start at 5PM followed
by cull beef. Call for more info and note all times are approximate. Our
volume is increasing weekly - join your neighbors & send your livestock
our way!
MONDAY, AUG. 11TH SALE- cull ave. $ .93, Top cow $1.20, Bulls/
Steers $1.25-$1.32, bull calves top $3.90, heifer calf top $3.75, Dairy
Feeders $.30 - $1.24, boar hogs 394# - 716# $.30 - $.35, Dairy Grademilking age top $2050, bred heifers top $2025, open heifers top $1225.
MONDAY, AUG. 18TH – Normal Monday Sale & Sheep, Lamb, Goat &
Pig Sale. Group of goats from one farm. SPECIAL: 1PM Tioga County,
NY Dairy. Retirement Dispersal 35 Head of Dairy Cattle. 20 Cows – 15
heifers. Mostly Jerseys a few Holsteins and Crosses. SCC 107,000 Popular AI sires used, DHI records at ringside. Heifers are well grown and
slick. Farmer is 77years old and has always had a passion for good cattle
– says its time to slow down!!
MONDAY, AUG. 25TH – Normal Monday Sale
MONDAY, SEPT. 1ST – Labor Day we will be open Normal Monday Sale
and Fat Cow & Feeder Sale
FRIDAY, NOV. 14TH – 11:30 AM. PREMIER ALL BREED SALE – 100
HEAD OF REGISTERED DAIRY CATTLE OF ALL BREEDS. CALL TODAY
WITH YOUR CONSIGNMENTS TO BE INCLUDED IN ADVERTISING.
LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW – GIVE US A CALL.
**Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list
on our Web-Site. Call to advertise in any of these sales it makes a
difference. Watch website for any last minute updates.
Directions: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6 miles
North of New Berlin, NY. www.hoskingsales.com Call today with your consignments.
Hosking Sales
607-699-3637 or 607-847-8800 - Cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771
Tom & Brenda Hosking
6096 NYS Rt. 8 New Berlin, NY 13411
5518 Nelson Road
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Barb McClure, Marion
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be delivered to the Oxford
Home in October. Project
coordinator. Rose WoodLallier 852-6079. (a18-1)
THE MADISON COUNTY
VETERANS SERVICE
AGENCY: A representative from
the Madison County Veterans
Service Agency will be available
on the third Wednesday of each
month at the Town of Eaton Office
Building, 35 Cedar Street in the
Village of Morrisville. Information
and benefit counseling will be
available regarding federal,
state and local veterans
benefits, some of which include:
FREE ADULT TUTORING
PROVIDEDATTHEDERUYTER
FREE LIBRARY. Call 852-6262
to set up an appointment. (a15-c)
DON’T LET YOUR USED
INK & TONER CARTRIDGES
CONTRIBUTE TO THE 300
MILLION THAT END UP IN
LANDFILLS EACH YEAR.
Drop them off at the TOWN
OF CAZENOVIA OFFICE, 7
Albany Street, Cazenovia to be
recycled. The rules are easy! We
accept any quantity and brand
of ink and toner cartridges.
Cartridges from copiers, too!
(a1-c)
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
FOR INDEPENDENT SENIORS
PHONE/FAX
(315) 852-6254
BOWDEN
PLUMBING & HEATING
27 Years Experience
SERVING CAZENOVIA AREA
PO Box 51, DeRuyter, NY 13052
Service-Connected Disability
Compensation, Non-Service
Connected Disability Pension,
Vocational Rehabilitation &
Education Benefits,Survivor
Benefits, Military Records,
Military Medals & Awards, VA
Healthcare, VA Home Loan
Guarantee, Veterans Property
Tax Exemption,Return The
FAVOR Veterans Discount
Program,Appointments are
recommended, however walkins will be accepted between
9:30 am - 3:30 pm (office closed
from NOON -1 pm for lunch).
The representative will only be
at the Morrisville location on the
third Wednesday of each month.
Please contact the Wampsville
office for appointments or
to determine which location
can best serve your needs.
Madison County Veterans
Service Agency, 138 N. Court
St., P.O. Box 546, Wampsville,
NY 13163, (315) 366-2395.
TOPS CLUB: (Take Off Pounds
Sensibly): Wednesdays, 5:30
to 6 p.m. weigh ins, 6 p.m.
meeting, St. Thomas Episcopal
Church Parish House, 12½
Madison Street, Hamilton. For
information, call 824-0965.
(a18-c)
Questions, comments or ideas
about services for older adults
in the Cazenovia, Nelson and
Fenner, NY areas? Call CRIS
at 655-5743. www.callcris.org,
email: callcris@callcris.org
CRIS-CAT OFFERS FREE
T R A N S P O R TAT I O N f o r
Cazenovia, Fenner & Nelson
residents over 55 and
ambulatory. Call 655-0612.
(Call between 7 am to 6 pm,
3 to 5 days in advance) (j19-c)
42ND ANNUAL ANTIQUE
SHOW/SALE: 100 Dealers.
Sat., 8/23/14 (9:30am-3:30pm).
Yates County Fairgrounds-2370
Old Rt.14A, Penn Yan, NY. Free
coin appraisals/purchases by
Tom Gleason, 9:30am-1pm.
Contact Katie Carno, 1-315536-5039.
THE CORTLAND COUNTY
HELPING HANDS FOOD
PANTRY, located at the Truxton
United Methodist Church basement is open to anyone in need
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays &
Thursdays 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Canned food donations are also
accepted at that location at the
same times.
Emerson Exteriors & Remodeling
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315-696-5730
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BECAUSE OF OUR
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Prompt, reliable & reasonable
rates. Serving the public since
1954. DEWEY NORTHRUP.
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ADOPTION
ADOPTION: UNPLANNED
PREGNANCY? Caring local
licensed adoption agency provides financial and emotional
support. Loving pre-approved
families available. HablaEspanol. Call Joy 1-914-939-1180
or email: Adopt@ForeverFamili-
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OWNER: Alan Dailey
HUNTING & FISHING LICENSES
HOUSE CLEANING
CLEAN YOUR HOME LIKE
I CLEAN MINE! Attention to
detail. Reasonable rates. All
supplies included. Weekly, biweekly or a one time cleaning.
References available upon
request. 315-761-5153 (j21-7)
ADVERTISING
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POTENTIAL BUYERS in central
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RLM LANDSCAPING
RLM LANDSCAPING: Dump
truck, top soil & stone, bush
hogging, odd jobs. Insured.
Richard Marris. 662-3612, 4809669. (j23-o6)
OLD OAK REFINISHING
Custom stripping! Paint,
varnish and lacquer removal.
Call Matt at 315-256-7630.
(j23-o6)
MASONRY REPAIRS
MASONRY REPAIRS in brick,
block, stone, etc. Foundation
to chimney. Retaining walls,
sidewalks, etc., 38 yrs.
experience, Insured. The Mason
Shop 469-5256. (j28-4)
HEALTH INSURANCE
CANADA DRUG CENTER
is your choice for safe and
affordable medications. Our
licensed Canadian mail order
pharmacy will provide you with
savings of up to 75 percent
on all your medication needs.
TOM STRACK
BACKHOE WORK
Cazenovia, NY
•Sand
•Tree & Brush Removal
•Gravel
•Demolition
•Crush-a-run
•Clean Up
(315) 655-9348 (315) 247-0015
chains at Moyer’s Sales and
Service. 852-3367. (f8-c)
37+ YEARS EXPERIENCE in
small engine power equipment,
over 22,000 parts in stock. State
of the Art Shop - Moyer’s Sales.
852-3367. (o3c)
C R A F T S M A N L AW N &
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available at Moyer’s Sales &
Service, DeRuyter. 852-3367.
(a18-c)
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FINANCIAL SERVICES
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LEGAL SERVICES
MISC. SERVICES
SHEARS AND KNIVES
SHARPENED: Cazenovia
Lumber Co., 655-3417. (fc)
DISH TV RETAILER. Starting
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HOTELS FOR HEROES - to find
out more about how you can help
our service members, veterans
and their families in their time
of need, visit the Fisher House
website at www.fisherhouse.org
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Spiderman Movie At The
Cazenovia Public Library
The summer movie schedule at the Cazenovia Public Library
wraps up on Friday, August 29th at 2:00 and 6:00 pm with The
Amazing Spider-Man 2.
In this film, Peter Parker finds that being Spiderman comes
at a price, namely that he alone can protect his fellow New
Yorkers from the formidable villains that threaten the city.
Confronting a foe far more powerful than he is, Spiderman
runs the gauntlet while the mysterious company Oscorp sends
up a slew of super villains against him. (Imdb)
Based on the Marvel comic book by Stan Lee and
Steve Ditko, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is rated PG-13 and
runs for 2 hours and 17 minutes. As always, admission and
popcorn are free.
Mark your calendars: Draft Day on September 5th
at 2:00 and 7:00 pm and Captain America: The Winter Soldier
on September 12th at 2:00 and 6:00 pm
For more information on the movie schedule or other events
at the Cazenovia Public Library, call 655-9322 or visit www.
cazenoviapubliclibrary.org.
WE NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE! We need your eyes and ears
to help make Madison County a safer, drug free community. Drug
Tip Hotline 1-800-721-2429. All calls will be confidential. You do
not have to leave your name or phone number. Furnished by:
Madison County Drug Task Force and Madison County Sheriff’s
department. (a15-c)
Glisson’s
Apartment & Home Furnishings,
Tables, Lamps, Chairs … !
Fresh Picked
Sweet Corn & Blueberries
Also: Adirondack Furniture, Home
Décor, Breads, Cookies, & More !
260 E. Lake Rd, DeRuyter
315 . 391 . 6832
Open Daily 9 to 6 / Sun: Noon to 6
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Chamber Office: 315-655-9243 • 888-218-6305 • FAX 655-9244
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info@Cazenovia.com
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- events@Cazenvoa.com
The
Chamber
Newsletter
Is
Now
Available
online
at
the
GCACC
Website,
www.cazenoviachamber.com
(315) 687-3901
(315) 682-5141
This Page Will Appear In The Third Week of Each Month. Chamber Members Appearing On This Page Receive A 50% Discount On The Cost Of Any Size Ad
FAX (315) 687-5600
FAX (315) 682-5143
Look at us now!
If We Don’t Beat Your Cur
Policies by
We’re pleased to announce the
launch of our new website.
The new LaboratoryAlliance.com is easy to navigate and
takes full advantage of current web technologies – and it’s
accessible from any device.
Turn to LaboratoryAlliance.com for Patient Service
Center hours and directions, to view our test menu and
for other information you seek, quickly and with ease.
WEB:
www.Skeele.com
INSURANCE
SERVICES
www.Skeele.com
•Auto •Home •Farm •Business •Motorcycle
132 Albany St., Cazenovia 13035
(315) 655-2878
Shea Skeele CISR, CPIA
Marty Quinn CISR, CPIA
In Memory of John Haley
dougherty
Lunch is
pharmacy
Main St., Morrisville
684-3171
M-F 8-6; Sat. 8-4 Most Insurances Accepted
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Locally
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•Nice Selection of Local Books & T-Shirts
•Many American Made Gifts
•Nice Greeting Card Selection
GREAT CASH PRICES ON PRESCRIPTIONS
Welcome New Chamber
Members for the Month of July
Project It Takes A Village, Inc.
Joy Mutare
1 Hurd Street, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Phone: 315-436-4887
E-mail: tobeablessing@pitav.org Website: www.pitav.org
We serve as added support for school age children who have
lost their parents to HIV/AIDS by paying their school fees.
Members Renewing Their
Membership in July’14
Carollee Dewey, Hunt Realty Medicare Choices
Cazenovia Nelson United Methodist Church
Gallery CNY
The New 2014 Member Directory is in house August 1st
They will be distributed to everyone during the month and
feel free to stop in and pick up.
All our members are also listed on the Chamber Website
with full details of their business.
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH - Corner Hurd & Green Sts.
Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Daily Masses
Mon. & Thurs. 6:45 a.m.; Wed. & Fri. 9:00 a.m.; Tuesday Communion Service 9:00 a.m.
CAZENOVIA AND NELSON METHODIST CHURCHES - Cazenovia. Sunday Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Adult and children Christian
Education following worship. Nelson Sun. Worship Service 11:15 a.m.
Sunday School and nursery care during service. Both Sanctuaries
are wheel chair accessible.
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We will remember John at the
Chamber as always smiling and
working summers plan-ning and
Chairman of the Cazenovia CruisIn committee for the Wednesday
evenings in Memorial Park. He
wore many hats while in this
community and will be missed
by many. He was charter member
of CAVAC, retired from DeWitt
Fire Department paid fireman,
40 years with Cazenovia Fire
Dept. and Chief in 1970. He also
was a member of all of the NYS
organizations.
~ FRIENDLY SERVICE ~
- LOCAL CAN & BOTTLE DRIVE -
THE 3RD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH
DROP OFF CANS & BOTTLES ANYTIME
Flowers, Maple Products, Soaps and Woodworking Crafts
Dizzy Lizzy’s Farm—Produce, Fruit, Garlic, Maple, Eggs
and Flowers
Drover Hill Farm—Beef, Pork, Lamb and Chicken
Empire Buffalo, LLC—Bison Meat and Garlicky Goodness
Fairie Valley—Handmade arts and crafts
Fenner Alps Fiber Farm—Yarn and Fiber from Angora
goats, Vintage Journals, and Crochet Jewelry
HANICAL SERVICES, IN
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Heating • Plumbing • Electrical
24 Hour Emergency Service
"If You're Reading This Ad, We Cover Your Area"
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Office Address
Billing Address
6708 Rte. 20, Bouckville 13310
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CAZENOVIA VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH – 7 Seminary St.,
Cazenovia, NY – Worship 10:30 am, fellowship following. Bible
Study Wed. 7:00 pm; College night Fri. 7 pm handicapped accessible---Web Site: cazvbc.org—Tel. 655-9276
Summer Farmer’s Market
is Open
Aileen Randolph—Manager
Visit the Market every Saturday 9 to 4
Shop Early for Best Selection:
Summer Season Vendors:
Adirondack Distilling Company—Vodka, Gin, Whisky &
Bourbon
Antimoc Craft Collection Jewelry—Jewelry, Aprons,
Scarves, Tye-Dye T-Shirts, Hot Pot Holders and Decorated
Flip Flops
Brownson Family Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Honey and
Maple Syrup
Cazenovia Cut Block—Woodworking Boards & Bowls
Creekside Meadows Farm—Meats, Vegetables, Plants,
Save A Tree
Sign Up For
Hi, Neighbor
Delivery
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Computer
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Email Your Request To hineighbor@hineighbor.net
Fishbellies -microwave/freezer corn bags for pain relief
Frosty Morning Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Plants, Flowers,
Eggs, Baked Goods, and Hand Made Hula Hoops
Goosegreen Farm—Pastured Chicken and eggs (starting
July 5th)
Hartwood Farm—Fruits, Vegetables, Plants, Flowers and
Eggs
Jewelry by Dolly—Handmade Jewelry
Kriemhild Dairy Farms—Butter
Life of Reilley Distilling Company—Spirits (Coming
Soon)
The Hi, Neighbor
Publishes
Announcements For
Birthdays
Births - Engagements
Anniversaries - Weddings
Graduations - Promotions
In Loving Memory Memorials
& Obituaries
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Cazenovia is one of the five
towns that were organized
previous to the erection of
Madison. It was formed from Whitestown and Paris on March
5, 1795, and was originally of very large area, containing the
territory of what are now the towns of Georgetown, German,
Lineklaen, Otselic and Pitcher, taken off in 1798; Sullivan,
then including Lenox, taken off in 1803; Smithfield in 1807,
and a part of Fenner in 1823. The town is on the west border
of the county and is bounded on. the north by Sullivan, east by
Fenner and Nelson, south by De Ruyter, and west by Onondaga
county. The surface is high and rolling, through which extend
the valleys of the Chittenango and Limestone creeks. Cazenovia
Lake is a beautiful body of water in the north part, four miles
long and from half a mile to a mile in width. Chittenango Falls
is a picturesque cascade on that creek where the water falls 136
feet. The soil is gravelly loam in the north and central parts, and
clay loam underlaid with hardpan in the southern part. Most of
the town is underlaid with the rocks of the Hamilton group, with
the Onondaga limestone appearing in the northeast part, where
it has been extensively quarried for lime and building purposes.
There are three post-offices in the town of Cazenovia,
one at Cazenovia village, one at New Woodstock, and one at
Chittenango Falls, The population of Cazenovia village was
1,918 in 1880, and in 1890 it was 1,987, showing a small increase.
Cazenovia village is beautifully situated on Chittenango
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Cheese and butter are also manufactured at these stations from
the surplus milk. Hops, the great staple of this county, have
been raised in past years in Cazenovia, but not so largely as
in many other towns, especially in recent years. The various
grains and vegetables are produced for home consumption and
to a limited extent for outside sale.
The first records for this town that are in existence are
for the year 1804, when the following officers were elected:
Supervisor, James Green; town clerk, Eliphalet S. Jackson;
assessors, Ebenezer Lyon, Oliver Bugbee, and Asa Dana;
commissioners of highways, Isaac Morse, Asahel Jackson, Asa
Dana; collector, Elisha Williams.
At that meeting it was voted that the clerk should procure
books for the use of the town, and twenty dollars was appropriated
for the purpose. The clerk was also directed to transcribe from
the old books such matter as he deemed advisable. It is probable
that he did not do so, as the existing book, as before stated,
begins with 1804. The proceedings of the first meeting of which
there is a record are given in earlier chapters.
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Creek and at the foot on the east shore of the lake which bears
the same name. It is located a little northeast of the center of the
town and is a station on both railroads named below, giving it
connection with Canastota, with Syracuse, and with Cortland
and Elmira. The village was incorporated on February 7, 1810,
the first corporation meeting being held on May 10 of that year
at the house of Eliphalet S. Jackson. Elisha Farnham, a justice
of the peace, presided, and A. D. Van Home acted as clerk. The
following were elected the first officers: Elisha Farnham, P. G.
Childs, Jonas Fay, E. S. Jackson, and Samuel Thomas trustees;
J. N. M. Hurd, treasurer; Jacob A. Dana, bailiff and collector.
Jonas Fay was chosen the first president of the village, and
Caleb Ledyard, clerk.
Following is a statement of the population of this town as
shown by the census taken at different dates: 1835 - 4,647,
1840 - 4,153, 1845 - 4,675, 1850 - 4,812, 1855 - 4,495, 1860 4,343, 1865 - 4,157, 1870 - 4,265, 1875 - 4,240, 1880 - 4,363,
1890 - 4,182, 1892 - 3,803.
These figures, like the record in most rural towns in the State,
show a small decrease in population, the causes of which are
now well understood.
The chief agricultural interest of the town at the present time is
dairying in its various features. Much of the land is well adapted
for grazing and the production of hay, large quantities of which
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number of milk stations, and a large part of the milk produced
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Following is a list of supervisors of
Cazenovia from 1806 to the present time:
1807, Lemuel Kingsley; 1808-11, Eliphalet Jackson; 181213, Samuel S. Forman; 1814, E. S. Jackson; 1815, A. D. Van
Home; 1816, Samuel Thomas; 1817, William Sims; 1818-24,
E. S. Jackson; 1825-28, Samuel Thomas; 1829-31, Newell
Wright; 1832-33, Elihu Severance; 1834-38, John F. Hicks;
1839-45, Talcott Backus; 1846-50, Albert Card; 1851-52,
Charles Stebbins; 1853-54, Lewis Raynor; 1855, John C.
Loomis; 1856, Albert Card; 1857, John F. Fairchild; 1858-59,
John Stebbins; 1860-62, Silas L. Loomis; 1863, D. E. Haskell;
1864-66, C. H. Beckwith; 1867, Charles Stebbins, jr.; 1868-69,
Silas L. Loomis; 1870, Charles Stebbins, jr. ; 1871-72, Marcus
L. Underwood; 1873-78, Willard A. Crandall; 1879-81, J.
Harvey Nourse; 1882-83, John Stebbins; 1884-91, William C.
Sherman; 1892-97, Chauncey B. Cook.
According to the State census of 1892 Cazenovia town has
a population of 3,803. The census of 1890 gives the number
as 4,182, showing a loss of nearly ‘200 during the preceding
decade. The town is divided into fifteen school districts, with
school houses in each, in which were employed in 1897 twentyfour teachers; all the schools are flourishing and notably well
conducted. The whole number of children taught in 1897 was
718.
The Chenango Valley branch of the West Shore Railroad
crosses Cazenovia from northwest to southeast, and the branch
of the Lehigh Valley road which was formerly the Cazenovia and
Canastota Railroad, crosses the town in a southerly direction,
the two forming a junction about a mile south of Cazenovia
village. This branch was extended to De Ruyter in 1877 and
subsequently continued on to Cortland, Ithaca, and Elmira. The
town was bonded in aid of this road to the amount of $160,000.
The present bonded indebtedness is $111,000.
That part of Cazenovia included within the Gore, which was
more than one-half in the southern part, was comprised in the
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purchase made by the Holland Land Company of about 120,000
acres, through the agency of John Lincklaen, in 1792-3. Mr.
Lincklaen procured the survey of the Road Township (so called
from the fact that the proceeds of the sale of lands therein were
to be applied to the construction of roads), and in 1794 built
mills near the site of Cazenovia village. Other settlers in the
town in 1793 were Archibald Bates, Day Fay, William Miles,
Noah Taylor, Isaac Nichols, Ira Peck, Nathan Webb, Shubael
Brooks, Samuel Tyler, and one Augur. In the next year David
Smith and Lewis Stanley settled in the town and were soon
followed by Jonathan Smith, brother of David, William Sims,
Isaac Morse, Chandler Webber, Abraham Tillotson, Walter
Childs, Jacob Ten Eyck, Jeduthan Perkins, Francis Norton, James
Covell, Hendrick De Clercq (from Holland), Levi Burgess,
Joseph Holmes, Caleb Van Riper, Edward Parker, Phineas
Southwell, Robert Fisher, Isaac Warren, John Savage, Samuel
Thomas, Deacon Isaiah Dean,William Moore, Christopher
Webb, Ebenezer Knowlton, all of whom settled before or in the
year of the formation of Madison county, locating in various
parts of the town. After that date settlement was very rapid,
many of the incomers being noticed in earlier chapters and in
Part III of this work.
The first merchant in the village of Cazenovia was Samuel S.
Forman, who came to the place in the employ of John Lincklaen
in 1793, in the interest of the Holland Land Company. The store
was for a time carries on by Mr. Forman with Mr. Lincklaen,
representing the company as a partner. Mr. Forman subsequently
took the business alone.
Other early merchants were Jabish N. M. Hurd, who came
about 1800; Jesse Kilborn, William M. and JosephBurr,
Benjamin T. Clarke, E. B. and E. D. Litchfield, brothers;
William Greenland and his son, William S.; William Mills,
Charles Crandall and Frank Moseley who formed a partnership
and conducted a bookstore from 1834; John C. Reymon, L. G.
Wells, Henry Groff, John Hobbie, and others. The business of
L. G. Wells was transferred in 1878 to his sons, Dwight W. and
Edward G., and is now conducted by the latter. George Morse,
dealer in drugs, began business in 1847 with John F. Irons and
purchased his partner’s interest two years later; the firm is now
George Morse & Son. Ebenezer Knowlton began the jewelry
business about 1848 and continued more than thirty years; the
business is now carried on by C. M. Knowlton. E. A. Blair
purchased the harness and saddlery business of T. S. Whitnall
in 1863 and continues to the present time; Bowman Stanley,
grocer, started in 1863 in company with his brother, Benjamin
F.; Tillotson & Nichols, who succeeded J. D. Beach about 1861
in a general store; H. B. Thomas, a pioneer and early harness
maker; Jesse W. Hall, groceries, etc., who sold out in 1869
to David P. and James C. Dean; Will H. Cruttenden, jeweler,
began in 1870; Nichols & Covell, clothiers, began in 1871;
Colton & Webber, hardware, began trade in 1877, succeeding
Colton, Johnson & Co.; Wells Bros., general merchants since
1872; J. W. T. and William
Rice, druggists, began in
1873; Henry A. Rouse, general
merchant; Samuel T. Jackson,
hats and caps, commenced in
1877, with his cousin, Frank E. Jackson, and others who have
been noticed in the earlier town history.
The present merchants and business men of Cazenovia village
are as follows: E. G. Wells, furniture and undertaking; H. B.
Thomas, harness and trunks; Curtis Brothers, drugs; George
Morse & Son, drugs; J. W. Howson, coal dealer; F. E. Wilson,
baker; G. H. Atwell & Son, flour and feed; Mrs. F. D. Hoidridge,
and Mrs. L. M. White, millinery; Marshall & Bumpus, Aikman
& Norton, Driscoll & Marshall, and H. H. Colton, hardware;
Hoidridge & De Clercq, musical instruments; S. B. Allen, news
room and cigars; William Watkins, and H. F. Greenland, books
and stationery; Charles R. Parkinson, bakery; W. W. Rice,
drugs; W. S. Greenland & Son, merchant tailors; J. W. Hall,
jeweler; H. N. Clark, jeweler; F. C. Phelps, general store; H.
H. Hamilton, meats; W. W. Rainey, harness; R. A. Niles & Co.,
clothing; E. L. Riggall, meats; F. E. Richardson, grocer; C. W.
Covell, boots, shoes, clothing, etc.; B. Voilmer, general store; D.
S. Reidy, harness; Nichols & Loomis, general merchants; J. D.
Warner, meats; H. A. Rouse estate, general store (managed by
C. H. Rouse); Tillotson & Needham, house furnishings; Wells
Brothers, dry goods and groceries; P. H. Donnelly, groceries;
Clark & Mulligan, dry goods and general merchandise; Enright
& Barrett, furniture and undertaking; Jackson Brothers, meats;
John Wilson, ice.
The early manufactures established on the water power of
Cazenovia comprised the trip hammer forge of Luther Bunnell,
established as early as 1811; Nehemiah White’s chair shop; a
woolen mill built by John Lincklaen and Elisha Starr, which
soon passed to Matthew Chandler & Son; a tannery started by
Thomas Williams and his son, John, which was sold to R. & R.
G. Allen; the saw mill of David B. Johnson; the fulling mill of
Sidney Roberts; a tannery established by Elisha Farnham; the
Cazenovia paper mill built about 1810 by Zadock Sweetland,
which was burned in 1859 and rebuilt; the Cedar Grove woolen
mill; the Fern Dell mills, originally built for a woolen mill,
but not used for that purpose; the Crawford mower and reaper
works, removed from Ilion in 1875; the Lake Mills, built by
Dr. Jonas Fay in an early time; an oil mill operated by Edward
Knowlton; a saw and planing mill operated by S. F. Chaphe
and Reuben Parsons, all of which have been fully described.
The present manufactures of Cazenovia consist of the carriage
shop of J. H. O’Neil; the establishment of the Cazenovia Wool
and Felt company, employing several men; the sash, door and
blind factory of T. W. Thayer & Co.; Albert Chaphe’s flouring
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planing mill established by S. F. Chaphe, recently partially
burned and rebuilt; blacksmith shops of P. H. Calhoun, Charles
Bordwell, Martin McCabe and Barney Oiley; and the Brooklyn
Creamery.
A private banking business was established by J. H. Ten Eyck
Burr in 1880, and is still in prosperous existence.
The village has three hotels-the Lincklaen house, built in
1835, now conducted by Walter H. Young; the Cazenovia
House, built many years ago, now conducted by Charles E.
Pratt; and the Stanton House, formerly until 1879 the Lake
House, conducted by C. M. Stanton.
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newspaper, established in 1854 by W. H. Phillips, and now
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There are five churches in Cazenovia, as follows: Presbyterian,
founded in 1798, with Rev. Joshua Leonard the first pastor; the
church was built in 1806 and extensively repaired in 1834.
Present pastor, S. E. Persons. The Methodist church, formed
as part of the Cortland Circuit in 1816, and incorporated in
1830; first meeting house erected in 1833, and the present one
in 1873. The Baptist church, built in 1817, organized in 1820;
church extensively repaired in 1868, burned in 1871, and rebuilt
of brick in 1871 at a cost of $15,200; completed in 1880. St.
Peter’s Episcopal Church, organized 1844 and incorporated
1845; church erected in 1848. St. James’s Catholic Church,
organized 1849 by Rev. Michael Hayes; brick church erected
in 1849-52. The Universalist church was organized in 1853,
and after many years of somewhat feeble existence, declined
and ceased to exist.
Cazenovia is the seat of the well known seminary, which
has had an existence of about seventy-five years and is fully
described in Chapter XXIV of this work. In the same chapter
will be found an account of the Union school of the village,
which was established in 1874.
The first physician to settle in the village was Dr. Isaac
Lyman, who continued in practice from 1799 until his death
in 1854. Dr. Theophilus Wilson settled in the village in 1814,
and Dr. Jonathan Silsby in about 1816, about which time Dr.
David Mitchell located in the place.
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ones organized as fully described in earlier chapters. Previous
to the establishment of the present water works, there were
two engine companies and a hose company maintained in the
village, with adequate auxiliary apparatus. The department as
now existing, established in 1893, comprises two hose companies
and a hook and ladder company, with adequate apparatus for
fire purposes. Alarms are sounded on the bell of the Baptist
church by push buttons in different parts of the village, through
electrical connections.
The Cazenovia water works were established in 1890, and
up to the present have cost about $42,000. A reservoir has been
constructed with capacity of 8,000,000 gallons, elevated 178
feet above the lake. This is fed by springs and by a pumping
station, with capacity of 280,000 gallons a day, taken from
driven wells. The water is pure and amply supplied for public
purposes.
Cazenovia village supports an excellent public library
containing about 5,000 volumes. It was formerly maintained
by private subscriptions. The building in which it is located
was given to the authorities by R. H. Hubbard.
New Woodstock.- This is a pleasantly situated village in the
south part of the town, and a station on the Lehigh railroad.
Early merchants there were Harvey and Alvin Smith, brothers,
who were in trade from about 1816 to 1830, and also operated
a distillery. Joseph F. Clark was contemporary with the Smiths.
Jesse B. Worden was an early merchant, and Harvey Morris
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little latter joined with the Presbyterians in building a frame
edifice. The Baptists erected a larger church of their own in
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The Methodist Church was organized in 1830.
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The first lawyers in the village were Schuyler Van Rensselaer
and Samuel Sidney Breese, who settled there before the close
of the last century; Van Rensselaer remained only a short time.
David Dearborn, David B. Johnson, and possibly others who
remained only for brief periods, settled in the village during
the first decade of this century. Perry G. Childs located in
the village about 1807, and was prominent in the profession.
Charles Stebbins was a settler in 1810, and Justin Dwinelle and
William J. Hough a little later. Later lawyers were Charles H.
S. Williams, Levi Gibbs, Sidney T. Fairchild, Calvin Carpenter,
Richard Thomas and Robert G. Paddock. The present attorneys
in the village are Burr Wendell, M. H. Kiley, and A. E. Fitch.
The post-office at Cazenovia was probably established and
maintained by John Lincklaen at his personal expense until
there was sufficient revenue to support it. Records of its early
history are wanting. It was kept for a time in Mr. Forman’s store
and in that of his successor, J. N. M. Hurd, who was postmaster
until 1821, when he was succeeded by Jesse Kilborn, who held
the office nineteen years.
The first fire engine in Cazenovia was purchased in 1810 at
a cost of $100, and a company was organized the same year
consisting of twelve members. The usual village regulations
regarding the keeping of fire buckets by citizens were adopted,
and as years passed the apparatus was slowly increased. The
first hooks and ladders were purchased in 1827 at a cost of
$20. Old companies were from to time disbanded and new
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Temporary Tattoo Biobatteries
Produce Power From Sweat Date: August 13, 2014
Source: American Chemical Society (ACS)
In the future, working up a sweat by exercising may not
only be good for your health, but it could also power your
small electronic devices. Researchers will report today that
they have designed a sensor in the form of a temporary tattoo
that can both monitor a person’s progress during exercise and
produce power from their perspiration.
The device works by detecting and responding to lactate,
which is naturally present in sweat. “Lactate is a very important
indicator of how you are doing during exercise,” says Wenzhao
Jia, Ph.D.
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In general, the more intense the exercise, the more lactate
the body produces. During strenuous physical activity, the body
needs to generate more energy, so it activates a process called
glycolysis. Glycolysis produces energy and lactate, the latter
of which scientists can detect in the blood.
Professional athletes monitor their lactate levels during
performance testing as a way to evaluate their fitness and training
program. In addition, doctors measure lactate during exercise
testing of patients for conditions marked by abnormally high
lactate levels, such as heart or lung disease. Currently, lactate
testing is inconvenient and intrusive because blood samples
must be collected from the person at different times during the
exercise regime and then analyzed.
Jia, a postdoctoral student in the lab of Joseph Wang, D.Sc.,
at the University of California San Diego, and her colleagues
developed a faster, easier and more comfortable way to measure
lactate during exercise. They imprinted a flexible lactate sensor
onto temporary tattoo paper. The sensor contained an enzyme
that strips electrons from lactate, generating a weak electrical
current. The researchers applied the tattoo to the upper arms of
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10 healthy volunteers. Then the team measured the electrical
current produced as the volunteers exercised at increasing
resistance levels on a stationary bicycle for 30 minutes. In this
way, they could continuously monitor sweat lactate levels over
time and with changes in exercise intensity.
The team then went a step further, building on these findings
to make a sweat-powered biobattery. Batteries produce energy
by passing current, in the form of electrons, from an anode to
a cathode. In this case, the anode contained the enzyme that
removes electrons from lactate, and the cathode contained a
molecule that accepts the electrons.
When 15 volunteers wore the tattoo biobatteries while
exercising on a stationary bike, they produced different amounts
of power. Interestingly, people who were less fit (exercising
fewer than once a week) produced more power than those who
were moderately fit (exercising one to three times per week).
Enthusiasts who worked out more than three times per week
produced the least amount of power. The researchers say that
this is probably because the less-fit people became fatigued
sooner, causing glycolysis to kick in earlier, forming more
lactate. The maximum amount of energy produced by a person
in the low-fitness group was 70 microWatts per cm2 of skin.
“The current produced is not that high, but we are working
on enhancing it so that eventually we could power some small
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electronic devices,” Jia says. “Right now, we can get a maximum
of 70 microWatts per cm2, but our electrodes are only 2 by 3
millimeters in size and generate about 4 microWatts -- a bit
small to generate enough power to run a watch, for example,
which requires at least 10 microWatts. So besides working to get
higher power, we also need to leverage electronics to store the
generated current and make it sufficient for these requirements.”
Biobatteries offer certain advantages over conventional
batteries: They recharge more quickly, use renewable energy
sources (in this case, sweat), and are safer because they do not
explode or leak toxic chemicals.
“These represent the first examples of epidermal
electrochemical biosensing and biofuel cells that could
potentially be used for a wide range of future applications,”
Wang says.
The researchers acknowledge funding from the National
Science Foundation and Office of Naval Research.
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youtube.com/watch?v=3_D7JOd07M8&feature=youtu.be.
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Chapter 7 - Continued
That suited the boy better, but the shaggy man said he was
content with his apples and sandwiches, although he ended the
meal by eating Button-Bright’s pie. Polly liked her dewdrops
and mist-cakes better than any other food, so they all enjoyed an
excellent breakfast. Toto had the scraps left from the beefsteak,
and he stood up nicely on his hind legs while Dorothy fed
them to him.
Breakfast ended, they passed through the village to the side
opposite that by which they had entered, the brown servantdonkey guiding them through the maze of scattered houses. There
was the road again, leading
far away into the unknown
country beyond.
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must not forget his invitation,”
said the brown donkey, as they
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with his shaggy donkey head, who shuffled along in the rear
with his hands thrust deep in his big pockets.
None of the party was really unhappy. All were straying in
an unknown land and had suffered more or less annoyance and
discomfort; but they realized they were having a fairy adventure
in a fairy country, and were much interested in finding out what
would happen next.
Chapter 8
About the middle of the forenoon they began to go up a long
hill. By-and-by this hill suddenly dropped down into a pretty
valley, where the travelers saw, to their surprise, a small house
standing by the road-side.
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the valley to discover who lived there. No one was in sight as
they approached, but when they began to get nearer the house
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and they had to speak loud in order to hear themselves. The
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“Who are you, sir?”
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Singularly enough, the musical sounds they had heard always, since first my life began.
seemed to come from the inside of the fat man himself; for he
“Why, I b’lieve he’s proud of it,” exclaimed Dorothy; “and
was playing no instrument nor was any to be seen near him.
seems to me I’ve heard worse music than he makes.”
They came up and stood in a row, staring at him, and he
“Where?” asked Button-Bright.
stared back while the queer sounds came from him as before:
“I’ve forgotten, just now. But Mr. Da Capo is certainly a
Tiddle-iddle-iddle, oom pom-pom, Oom, pom-pom; oom strange person--isn’t he?--and p’r’aps he’s the only one of his
pom-pom! Tiddle-widdle-iddle, oom pom-pom, Oom, pom- kind in all the world.”
pom--pah!
This praise seemed to please the little fat musicker, for he
Why, he’s a reg’lar musicker!” said Button-Bright.
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“What’s a musicker?” asked Dorothy.
I wear no band around me, And yet I am a band! I do not
“Him!” said the boy.
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Hearing this, the fat man sat up a little stiffer than before, always destitute Of flats or other errors; To see sharp and be
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organ; the music fell upon their ears in this way:
Tiddle-widdle-iddle oom pom-pom! Oom, pom-pom! oom,
pom-pom! Tiddle-tiddle-tiddle oom pom-pom! Oom, pompom--pah!
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spoke the music changed and the words seemed to accompany
the notes. He said--or rather sang:
It isn’t a noise that you hear, But Music, harmonic and clear.
My breath makes me play Like an organ, all day-- That bass
note is in my left ear.
“How funny!” exclaimed Dorothy; “he says his breath
makes the music.”
“That’s all nonsense,” declared the shaggy man; but now the
music began again, and they all listened carefully.
My lungs are full of reeds like those In organs, therefore I
suppose, If I breathe in or out my nose, The reeds are bound
to play.
So as I breathe to live, you know, I squeeze out music as I
go; I’m very sorry this is so-- Forgive my piping, pray!
“Poor man,” said Polychrome; “he can’t help it. What a
great misfortune it is!”
“Yes,” replied the shaggy man; “we are only obliged to hear
this music a short time, until we leave him and go away; but
the poor fellow must listen to himself as long as he lives, and
that is enough to drive him crazy. Don’t you think so?”
“Don’t know,” said Button-Bright. Toto said, “Bow-wow!”
and the others laughed.
“Perhaps that’s why he lives all alone,” suggested Dorothy.
“Yes; if he had neighbors, they might do him an injury,”
responded the shaggy man.
All this while the little fat musicker was breathing the notes:
natural are For me but minor terrors.
“I don’t quite understand that,” said Polychrome, with a
puzzled look; “but perhaps it’s because I’m accustomed only
to the music of the spheres.”
“What’s that?” asked Button-Bright.
“Oh, Polly means the atmosphere and hemisphere, I s’pose,”
explained Dorothy.
“Oh,” said Button-Bright.
“Bow-wow!” said Toto.
But the musicker was still breathing his constant
Oom, pom-pom; Oom pom-pom-and it seemed to jar on the shaggy man’s nerves.
“Stop it, can’t you?” he cried angrily; “or breathe in a whisper;
or put a clothes-pin on your nose. Do something, anyhow!”
But the fat one, with a sad look, sang this answer:
Music hath charms, and it may Soothe even the savage, they
say; So if savage you feel Just list to my reel, For sooth to say
that’s the real way.
The shaggy man had to laugh at this, and when he laughed
he stretched his donkey mouth wide open. Said Dorothy:
“I don’t know how good his poetry is, but it seems to fit the
notes, so that’s all that can be ‘xpected.”
“I like it,” said Button-Bright, who was staring hard at the
musicker, his little legs spread wide apart. To the surprise of
his companions, the boy asked this long question:
“If I swallowed a mouth-organ, what would I be?”
“An organette,” said the shaggy man. “But come, my dears;
I think the best thing we can do is to continue on our journey
before Button-Bright swallows anything. We must try to find
that Land of Oz, you know.”
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