Picture Story of Roscoe Index

Atwood, Sophia, 48 Baldwin, Blanche, 22 Baldwin, Cora, 22 Baldwin, Edward, 24 Baldwin, Giles, 44, 47 Baldwin, Glenn Sr., 43 Baldwin, Will, 46 Band, 47 Hardy, Barbeque, 44 Barber, May, 43 Beaman, Mate, 48 Blacksmith Shops: Budd's, 8 Blacksmith Shops: McRoberts', 11, 24 Bradley, Kate, 48 Bradley, Will, 48 Bridge Street, 4, 8, 32, 53, 57, 58 Broad Street, 26, 55, 56 Buchanan, Edith, 43 Burkman, Ruth, 43 Camp Fairplay, 44, 45 Camp Frolic, 44,45 Chipman, Eva, 52 Clothier, Verne, 43 Cole, William, 48 Congregational Church, 12, 26, 27, 55, 56 Cormack, Reverend, 28 Creamery, 9, 33, 54 Cross Grove, 53 Cummings, Frank, 44 Cummings, Leon, 43 Cummings, Norman, 43 Curtis, Alice, 48 Curtis, Henry, 15, 47, 48 Curtis, Rubie, 47, 48 DeGroff, Myron?farm, 11 Distillery, 17 Dowd, Quincy L., 24, 28 Eaton, Dr. Samuel W., 27 Elevator, 29 Erickson, John, 43 Evans, David, 43 Evans, Harry, 49 Fall Festival: Hobble Skirt Lady, 39 Fall Festival: Leland Park, 38, 41, 42, 43 Fall Festival: Main Street, 39, 40 Fall Festival: Pageants: Cycle of Time?1921, 43 Fall Festival: Pageants: Debate?1918, 41 Fall Festival: Pageants: Indians?1918, 42 Fall Festival: Pageants: Pioneers?1918, 42 Fall Festival: Pageants: Quest of Youth?1930, 43 Fall Festival: Pageants: States?1918, 42 Fall Festival: Parade Floats: 1914 Festival, 40, 41 Fall Festival: Parade Floats: Grade School, 38 Fall Festival: Parade Floats: High School, 40 Fall Festival: Parade Floats: Modern Woodman, 43 Fitch, Mr., 48 Flood, 16, 36, 37 Footbridge, 14, 16 Fyler, Lorenzo, 10 Fyler, Mary, 4, 9, 10, 48 Gaffney, 48 Goff, Oliver, 8 Greenlee, John, 49 Gregory, James, 48 Hardy, Harry, 49 Hardy, Mina, 43 Harnden, Mrs. Marsh, 46 Hendershott, Hazel, 43 Hinkley, Mary, 23 Hobart, Laura, 43 Homes: Curtis, 54, 57 Homes: Fyler, 53, 57, 58 Homes: Harnden, 9, 31, 32, 33, 37, 46, 54 Homes: Lloyd, 5 Homes: McDonald, Pearl, 6 Homes: Ransom, 37, 55 Homes: Richardson, 32 Homes: Shaw, 59 Homes: Sikes, 59 Homes: Stilson, 5 Homes: Sturtevant, 58 Homes: Taft, 56 Homes: Thompson, 36 Hunter, Dorothy Warner, 8 Ice Skating, 13 Ilsley, Reverend, 16 Interurban: Car, 32 Interurban: Sub Station, 32 Interurban: Tracks,7,24,31 Interurban: Work Train, 31 James B., 43 Jerome, Chauncey, 49 Kinnikinnick Creek: Bridge-Keeler, 36 Kinnikinnick Creek: Bridge-Main Street, 13, 37 Kinnikinnick Creek: Flood, 16, 36, 37 Kinnikinnick Creek: Footbridge, 14,16, 36 Knope, Mrs., 48 Knowlton, Belle, 54 Lawrence, A.D., 48 Lawrence, Mrs. A.D., 48 Leland Park, 38, 45, 56 Lindroth, N., 43 Love, Ruth, 40 Lovejoy, Andrew J., 47 Lovejoy, Florence, 51 Lovejoy, Mrs. Nathan, 48 Lovejoy, Rubie, 48 Lovejoy, Wyman, 48 Lovell, Mabel Wood, 22 Lyford Grove, 45 Lyford, Esther, 43 Mail Wagon, 24 Main Street, North, 11, 18, 19, 24, 39, 54, 57 Main Street, South, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 31, 32, 33, 37, 40, 53, 58 Mann, Bessie, 43 Masonic Hall, 6, 7, 49 McAffee, Mrs. Margaret, 48 McAmmond, Reverend Foster, 28 McCabe, Lizzie, 53 McColl, Alex 33 McDonald, May, 43 McEachren, J.B., 40 McRoberts, Harold, 32 Methodist Church, 18, 19, 25, 26, 48, 55 Methodist Parsonage, 28 Miller, George, 24 Moore, Frank, 49 Moorehaven, 45 Nicholls, Priscilla, 48 Nichols, Fred, 48 Palmer, Mrs., 50 Parker, Mary, 43 Petersen, P.A., 22 Post Office, 23, 24 Railroad: Depot, 29, 30 Railroad: Train, 29, 30 Railroad: Trestle, 30 Ralston, Evelyn, 43 Ransom, Art, 47 Ransom, Mrs. Mahala, 48 Reed, Mr., 40 Rhodes, Charlie, 47 Richardson, B.F., 48 Richardson, Belle, 48, 50 Richardson, Charles, 48 Richardson, Frank, 48 Richardson, Lionel, 48 Richardson, Margaret, 48 Richardson, Minnie, 22 Richardson, Mrs. William, 48 Richardson, Walter, 49 Richardson, William, 57 Roberts, Ellen, 15, 22 Rock River: Bridge, 34 Rock River: Clam digging, 35 Rock River: Excursion Boat, 35 Rock River: Ferry,35 Rock River: Recreation Areas, 45 Sambo, 43 School 20,21, 55 School Class, 21, 23 School Reunion, 22 Schoonmaker, Fred, 49 Shaw, Bert, 59 Shaw, Clare, 59 Shaw, Dr., 12 Shugars, Florence L., 51 Sikes, Dr. and Mrs., 47 Smith, Gertrude, 48 Smith, James W., 53 Stagecoach Stop, 58 Stores: Fyler's, 4, 5, 9, 31 Stores: Meat, 4, 7 Stores: Burt's, 4 Stores: O'Conner's, 5 Stores: Ransom's, 6, 7 Stores: Sturtevant's, 51 Streets: Broad St., 26, 55, 56 Streets: Harrison St., 45, 51, 56, 57, 59 Streets: Main St., North, 11, 18, 19, 39, 54, 57 Streets: Main St., South, 4,5,6,7,9,24,31, 32,33,37, 40,53,58 Streets: Bridge St., 4, 8, 32, 53, 57, 58 Sturtevant, David A., 49, 51 Sturtevant, Frank, 39 Sturtevant, Harriet, 49 Sturtevant, Maude, 22 Sylvers, Beryl Sturtevant, 8 Taft, George M., 49 Thompson Mill Destruction, 16 Thompson Mill, 14,15 Thompson Woolen Factory, 14 Town Hall, 23, 26 Tuttle, Mrs., 48 Views of Roscoe: from Mill, 17 Views of Roscoe: from School, 59 Vincent, Fern, 43 Vincent, Percy 43, 49 Ward, Dudley, 45 Warner, Dorothy, 8 Warner, Fred, 48, 50 Warner, Lenore Sturtevant, 43 Welch, Mrs. Perry, 48 Welch, Perry, 52 Whiting, Annie, 43 Whitlock, Sue, 48,50 Wilcox Mary, 15,22 Wilcox, Cliff, 44 Wilcox, Ethel, 40 Wilcox, Helen, 43 Wilcox, John, 43 Wilson, Ernest, 47 Windlass Well, 50 Wood, Ann, 49 Wood, Mrs. Sabin, 48 Worcester, Julia, 22

Foreword

" Roscoe's settlers are long gone and few remain who were here before 1900. We can only imagine the past based on stories and letters handed down through the years, or by poring over faded photographs and fragile glass negatives stored in dusty attics and musty cellars. THE STORY OF ROSCOE written by Florence Shugars in 1987 gave us knowledge of the past and it is hoped that these photos will provide further insight and a clearer picture of earlier years. Many Thanks to all who have lent priceless photographs, time, and support to this time?consuming project. Thanks also to the Roscoe Lions Club for underwriting the publishing expense and turning a dream into reality. Special Thanks to Frank Bubser and his large collection of glass negatives and sense of history, to Florence Shugars; and Lenore Warner for their photo albums and recollections, and to Norman Cummings and Virginia McDonald Gummow for help in developing prints. A debt of gratitude is also owed to my grandfather, Frank Sturtevant, his sister, Hattie S. Wiggins, Mary Fyler, and other unknown photographers who recorded the scenes and people of long ago with cumbersome cameras and limited equipment."