A lightly edited page 1 article from the 12 May 1910 issue of the Waterford Star newspaper. 
[This article is a summary of items found in various issues of the 1885 Waterford Star.]

Items of 25 Years Ago.
(From Stars of 1885)

Wm. Perkins, aged 100 years 4 months 7 days, died at the home of his son Wm. Perkins in Waterford.

Thomas Hague sold his grocery & fancy goods business.

Chas. Smith married Miss Emma Hodges on March 18.

W. H. Pilbeam has re-opened his tinshop.

Sam'l. Walmsley married Miss Jennie Shaver on Mar 25.

Mrs. O. McMichael fell on an icy board and broke her arm on April 2.

Moses A. Kitchen of Townsend died on March 24.

Abram R. Johnson married Miss Florence M. Rouse of Boston on March 11.

Harvey Olmstead's residence in Boston was totally destroyed by fire.

Miss Clara Terry of Waterford married Adna J. Fogg of New Hampshire on March 30.

Henry Groff of Simcoe died April 3.

Edway Clouse of Townsend married Miss Annie Labarr of Waterford, on April 1.

A house on St. James street occupied by Anson Hayes and owned by Geo. Gillesby of Badaxe, Michigan, burned to the ground.