The Turner Post Office was first established on Upper Street, in 1804. Ichabod Bonney was the postmaster, and the mail carriers were Josiah Smith and William Sawin. Mail came by horseback once a week.
15-20 years later the post office was relocated in the village.
In 1831 a post office was built in East Turner, in what is now known as the A.C. Gilbert Place. The postmaster was E. Martin.