Annals of Richfield

nce of any studied effort at rhetorical flourish or period. But it is confidently hoped that the reader will find in these pages what the writer tried to place there?a plain, straightforward history of Richfield. HENRY A. WARD. i Richfield Springs, July, 1898. INDEX. PAGES Adventure and Scouting in Exeter, 22, 55 Affidavit of George Knouts, 16 Andrustown, 82, 84 Anecdotes, 72, 81 Anti-Masonry, 50 Apartments, 77 Attempt to raise Volunteers, 1812, 37 Balls, early 39 Bathing-houses, 55 Brant, 14, 16, 24, 54, 83, 84, 85 Brass Bands, 78 Brick-yards, first ... 59 British Nation, 13 Brighton, 33 Burying grounds, 38 Business organizations, 67 Butternut Road, 22 Campaigns, political, 50 Canadarago Belt, 98 Canadarago Race-course, 55 Changes, county and town, 10 Churches, 93 Cottages, 77 Courtney-Lee sculling race, 68 ' Curfew bell, 68 Customs, early, 19 ; t i Dam and mills, first, 18 De-o-won-go, 98, 101 Distilleries and drinks, 44 Druse murder, 86 Election, first, 27 Electric lights, 65 Exeter, 11, 21 Events, early, . 19 Fatalities, . 89 Federal Corners, 22 Fire Department, 59 Frenchmen at Canadarago Lake, 9 Game and fish, . 40 General trainings, . 36 Gunset Hill, 100 Habitations, early, 24 Hatred for England, 15 Hewes, G. R. T., 87 Hops, 68 Hotels, 69 Incorporation of Richfield Springs, 57 Ind... --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.