“Brandt in a Nutshell”
A Happy New Year!
Charles Kessler, of State College, Pa., has returned to his home in the place for a couple of weeks.
S. C. Brandt, of Clinton, N. Y., paid a flying visit to his many friends here Friday.
Ed. Terrell of Oneonta, N. Y., spent a few days of the present week with his mother.
Engineer John Madden, of Binghamton, visited his parents of this place Sunday.
C. E. Folmsbee, of the firm of Folmsbee & Ives, cigar manufacturers of Binghamton spent Monday, on a hunting trip.
Conductor E. H. Madden and wife of Susquehanna, spent Christmas with his parents.
George Rivenburg, an employee in Soops’ stone quarry, met with a bad accident Saturday afternoon. While taking off top dirt an axe in the hands of a fellow workman flew off the handle, striking Rivenburg a glancing blow in the face, making an ugly wound.
Mrs. Monroe and family, of Philadelphia, are visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Perkins.
Did you see the Christmas tree at the Point?
The Transcript, Dec. 31, 1887
