- town this stream bends at almost a right angle and is joined by the waters of Stony Creek. This is shown most excellent material, if properly used. It was of such nature as to forma thoroughly impervious barrier though, unfortunately, very easily cut away on its ex- terior surface. In the core of… … Johnstown until it met. the swollen waters of Stony still deeper is now Creek. Here it went in two directions, backing up the evident enough, and had this been creek as well as rushing down it. Just below the junc- done, and the tion of the two streams is the stone railroad bridge. Up to this point…
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