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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 02, 1925

Page

6

Marriages and Deaths Notice Summary Fragment

BORN STUART at Guelph on Monday March 23 1025 a daughter to Dr and Mrs Peter Stuart. WINFIELD WATKINS married at bride’s parents home March 35 19265 Clarence Winfield and Isa-be Watkins. PATTERSON died in Trafalgar Township on Tuesday March 24 1925 William Patterson in his 80th year. WEST Adeline Ryder wife of Lomus West died in Erin Township in her 60s. HARDING Phoebe Jane Fisher died in Brompton Hospital aged 63. ELLEEN infant daughter of John M and Hazel Frank died at 11 months. BARCLAY Frank D Barclay died in Vancouver hospital brother of Wm Barclay. SHEARER Rev John G Shearer dies at 3 Mecocks Street Toronto aged wife and secretary to Social Service Council.

Stuart Winfield-Watkins Trust’ Ling Hey A.C. Btgwart M. A Clarence Winfield George Winfield Scotch Block Iaabe Thomas P. Watkins Patterson Trafalar Township Willam Patternon Erin Adeline Ryder Lomua Woat R . 7 Shearer Mecocks Street Toronto John G. Shearer R.A Social Service Council of Canada

Spring Tidings From Acton and Surroundings

Local notes describe warming weather, spring plowing, tulips and hyacinths peeking through, and roads and stores gearing up for the season. Residents report maple sugar season ending, new deliveries by Watson’s Dairy, and a forthcoming county council meeting on Oakville bridge funding. A rash of community items covers school, tax, and construction plans, with Rev. Hibbot resigning for missionary work and local farms expanding.

Watson's Dairy Guelph'a

Soft Ball League Organizes With Five Town Teams

A town softball league formed with five teams led by President N H Gordon and Vice President Noel McNabb. Teams include Loagie Acton Tanning, Beardmore & Co, J W Howetson & Co, Town, and Married Men. Entry fee set at six dollars per team to cover equipment and meals for winners. The league plans play to begin around April 27 with umpires Murray McDonald George Hynds F J Lyle Jon Jock We Jo Langevin and Tard McDonalde. Postponed games to be completed at season end. Official scorer Lloyd D Forbes assistant scorer Grenville Morales. April 16. “Duat of the Earth” in Town Hall.

N. H. Gordon Noell McNabb H. Macdonald Loagie -Acton Tanning 'Company Beardmore & Co J.W. Howetson, & Co Fil, Lyle J. M. McDonald Sweeny K. J. Currie B. J. Nelson Legus Murray McDonald George Hynds F. J. Lyle Jon Jock Jo" Langevin Tard

Births and deaths statistics for Ontario and Halton County

Ontario reports 70 066 births with 36 141 males and 33 915 females. Halton County records 41 births. Provincial marriages total 24 843 and deaths 35 636 with 1 989 from tuberculosis. The note adds choir cantatas and an Easter performance titled King of Glory.

Ontario Halton

Georgetown Woman Dies After Thirty Years Residence

The community mourns Mrs. Robert Harding of Georgetown who died at Brampton Hospital on Friday March 20. Born Phoebe Jane Fisher in Erin Township she was a devoted neighbor and mother. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs. George Walters and Mrs. Len Harding two brothers and four sisters. Funeral conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Harton Baptist Minister.

Robert Harding Georgetown Brampton Hospital Harding Phoebs Jane. Pisher Erin “Township Sho George Walters Len Harding Robert Hiram Fisher Erin Bronston Grifinham Chicago J. Tuck Mpton Acquilin—Penvoy Pringe Mr. Harton

Nassagaweya Parties Elect New Officers And Local News

The Nassagaweya Farmers Association re organized naming Cecil Early president Andrew Frank vice president and Hyeto r G Wormanfold secretary treasurer The Nassagaweya Bible Society met in the Presbyterian Church with Rev Ms Meuron of Toronto speaking and officers named G Wilson president Elwoore ay vice president Clifton Norris secretary J P Kitching R J Anderson and C A Darby attended Mrs C A Darby of Knatchbull visited Dundas relatives A Nightingale visit Campbellville and Nassagaweya saw a birth The day saw stork bring a son The funeral of Mrs George Currie was followed by John Ingles Nassagaweya falling ill and dying He was twice married with three children from first wife and seven from second A M lodge members from Milton Campbell Lodge members visited Campbellville to exhibit third degree at a banquet James Johnson of the famous oxen team went to Toronto for the Hunt Club carnival near the Coliseum He has ties to Campbellville and a family history including a US slave escape.

Nassagaweya G. Wilson Elwooore Clifford* Norris J.P. Kitching R. J. Anderson C. A. Darby Knatchbull Dundas David Nightingale See A. Nightingale Harland ‘Wilson George Currie John Ingles James Mahon W. Howard Toronto Hunt Club Coliseum Campbellville United States

Local Oakville Notices Daymarked By Bygones And Events

Oakville community items report a by law vote on Marlatt Leather Company assessment, a rummage sale at St. Luke’s parish hall, and a tannery reopening next week to resume patent leather production. Also noted are church services, a cricket club meeting, a Salvation Army gathering, a minor bridge detour washout, building permits totaling 12000, early spring bloom near Sixteen Mile Creek, a band at the CNR station, and a funeral at Knox Church after a illness.

St. Jude's Church Doull Kootenay Marlatt Leather Company Oakville St.aus Hamilton Gibron Scott Dougall Methodist Young People's Society Toronto New Toronto Mimico Highway Commission Sixteen Mile Creek Merton Thia Salvaton J Ly Cotrailantinee Rowton Canadioundiana Bermudas Aring John Florida Ashe Knox Church Star

Discussion on Women's Suffrage Sparks Local Debate

Fragmentary notes show a public discussion about woman suffrage at a local gathering in Pennsylvania. Attendees questioned rights and potential impact on civic participation amid a broader national debate.

Local Farm Sale and Town Hall Play Details

Local notes report the Sharp farm near Navengetweoya sold to Padbury of Toronto, with a prior sale last fall. A town hall program features Dust of the Earth on Thursday, April 16, with a capable cast. Major damages awarded in a highway collision total 12 600 dollars.

Sharp Padbury Toronto RJ. Kerr Flur Nely Ton J Utes Milton Justico Ft Asroditn nsgogHad Orneat Wilcox Galt H' Mabke Gustave Armand Oakvile Wilcox Mra Mrs Armand Fred Carr My’. Carr

Help Wanted Insecurities Notice From Dominion Mushraam

Help wanted notices seek workers to explore basement rooms and outbuildings for potential hoarding tasks. Start soon with weekly pay of 36 dollars, light work for either sex. Illustrated booklet and details available by mail with stamp. Dominion Mushraam, Toronto.

Oncy Dominion Mushraam O Toronto

Auction Sale of Stock and Implements at Drumquin

An auction sale of stock and implements by W. Alderson will be held at Trafalgar, Drumquin, at 1 pm on Thursday. Seven months credit available on approved joint notes, or 6 percent per annum on cash payments. P D Salter, Auctioneer.

Alderson Trafalgar Drumquin Apple P.D. Salter

Clearing sale announced for stock implements and sheep

Wor W. J. Pearson will hold a clearing sale on Friday April 10 at 140 p m featuring stock implements 16 pure bred Oxford sheep poultry and household effects with no reserve at the farm in Erin Eramosa. Hindley will sell at his farm lot 15 near Erin on Tuesday April 7 at two o'clock sharp including 8 milch cows 8 calves 30 stockers 20 cows 4 sows 11 sheep a hog pen and sweet clover seed. McAllister and Roy Hindley are auctioneers.

W. J. Pearson Townline Erin Eramosua Oxford Sola Hindley McAllister Roy- “Hindley

Divorce Notice for Walter Colwell in Oakville Ontario

Walter Ernest Colwell of Oakville Halton Ontario applies to the Parliament of Canada for a divorce from Edith Effie Colwell on grounds of adultery and desertion. Dated Toronto March 17 1926. Heid Heyd Shorpy Newman lawyers handling the petition at 514 Contedation Life Building unity.

Walter Ernest Colwell Province of Stanley

Notice to Creditors of the Estate of Jessie Martin

The creditors of Jessie Martin of Esquesing Halton who died March 17 1925 must send full claim details to executors George Stewart Martin and Thomas D. J. Farmer by May 20 1926. After that date the executors will distribute assets and will not be liable for any later claims. Acton Ont April 2 1925. Solicitor H N Farmer.

Jessie Martin Esquesing Halton George Stewart “Martin Thomas D. J. Farmer H. N. Farmer

Recommendation for Charles Kelly as singer and voice teacher

In a formal letter dated October 14, J Harry Wheeler commends Charles Kelly to the musical public as a singer and voice teacher. The testimonial praises his adherence to the old Italian School and notes his skill in concert singing and vocal instruction. The letter lists Wheeler’s roles and invites engagements, with contact details for Mrs. Currie Brook Avenue and 55 Park Avenue, Guelph, plus Acton Thursday visits.

Chicago Ani Charles Kelly Kelly Jean Sup Erick Liud Currie Brook Ave Park Ave Guelph Acton

Acton Public Health Notice Demands Premises Clean-Up

Acton residents must immediately clean cellars drains yards pig styes and outbuildings and remove dirt manure and hazards by May 6 with inspection by the Sanitary Inspector to follow. Hog restrictions under the Public Health Act require pens at least 70 feet from dwellings and 50 feet from streets with clean floors and no oil or standing water. Citizens urged to keep premises disinfected, signed by George Barber Reeve Acton April 2 1925.

Acton George Barber

BEAUTIFUL EASTER MILLINERY SALE AD

Read Every Word of this Ad about Easter millinery. Special event offers $5.50 and $7.50 hats and $7.80 to $15.00 hats. Unusual purchases in New York enable deep discounts. 144 hats across two assortments. May we expect you.

New York

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