Solomon Bennet, of Elmira, and John M. Randall, of Veteran, Chemung County, N. Y., under the firm name of Bennet & Randall, erected a steam saw-mill in 1854 and opened a store at Niles Valley. They carried on the business of lumbering very extensively. In 1868 they erected a large steam flouring-mill near the saw-mill. The business is now carried on extensively by Luther C. Bennet (son of Solomon Bennet, deceased) and Mr. Dimon, under the firm name of Bennet & Dimon
Lnther C. Bennet. at one time prominent
and wealthy lumberrman died in
the county poorhonse Saturday morning.
His wife, Mrs. Anna O. Bennet of this
Place accompanied the retnains to Elmira
for burial.
Lnther C. Bennet. at one time prominent
and wealthy lumberrman died in
the county poorhonse Saturday morning.
His wife, Mrs. Anna O. Bennet of this
Place accompanied the retnains to Elmira
for burial.
Solomon Bennet, of Elmira, and John M. Randall, of Veteran, Chemung County, N. Y., under the firm name of Bennet & Randall, erected a steam saw-mill in 1854 and opened a store at Niles Valley. They carried on the business of lumbering very extensively. In 1868 they erected a large steam flouring-mill near the saw-mill. The business is now carried on extensively by Luther C. Bennet (son of Solomon Bennet, deceased) and Mr. Dimon, under the firm name of Bennet & Dimon
Lnther C. Bennet. at one time prominent
and wealthy lumberrman died in
the county poorhonse Saturday morning.
His wife, Mrs. Anna O. Bennet of this
Place accompanied the retnains to Elmira
for burial.
Lnther C. Bennet. at one time prominent
and wealthy lumberrman died in
the county poorhonse Saturday morning.
His wife, Mrs. Anna O. Bennet of this
Place accompanied the retnains to Elmira
for burial.
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