Four Grandmothers Travel Europe by Emily Kimbrough
Four grandmothers from New York set off on a European tour arranged by their grandchildren. Miss Kimbrough includes lessons at Berlitz and visits to foreign countries, with cartoons and a contemporary note on the coronation. The author’s lively tone echoes Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.
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Europe
Emily Kimbrough
New York
Kimborough
Berlitz School
Acton Ontario From Danville to Present Name Acton
Acton, the northern Halton County town at Highways 7 and 25, grew from 400 acres settled by Adams family to a thriving farming and industrial centre. Early industries included a grist mill, tannery, and the Beardmore Company. Grand Trunk Railway arrived in 1856. The Free Press began in 1875, and churches from 1842 onward built a community. The town preserves pioneer cemeteries, maintains Prospect Park and Fairy Lake, and supports a strong educational and recreational scene with schools, YMCA, bowling, tennis, and a yearly Acton Fair.
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Acton
Halton County
Toronto
Guelph
Esquesing
Zenas
Rufus
Ezzy Adams
Tae
Wheeler Green
Dan
Danville
Adamsville
Miller Hemstreet
Krlum
Abraham Nelles
Beardmore Company
J. Coates
W. H. Storey
Browns
Hall
Speight
Grand Trunk Railway
C.N.R
Episcopalians
Congregationalists
Baptists
Disciples of Christ
Baptist Church
John Oakley
Knox Church
John McLachlan
Wm. Willoughby
United Church
St. Joseph's
Father Haley
St. Alban’s
W. F. Swallow
Niagara
D. B. Cameron
Cameron
Peter Mann
Inverness
Scotland
D.B.C
Nelson Moore
Fairview Cemetery
Woee Institute of
Y.M.C
Prospect Park
Augusta Secord
Drumquin
Dillk Peimting & Publishing Company
Father Officiates At Milton Wedding
Iris Yvonne Emery and James Robertson Miller wed in St. Pauls United Church Milton with both fathers Rev J M Miller and Rev J Blair officiating. The ceremony featured bridal flowers, music by Mrs Newell, and a reception for guests from Hamilton Peterborough Cooksville Toronto Bracebridge and Guelph Junction.
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J. M. Miller
J. Blair
St. Paul's United Church
Milton
Iris Yvonne
Mitzi) Emery
James Robertson Miller
Baby
G. H. R. Emery
J.M. Miller
Cooksville
Newell
Jerry Hamewood
Beverly Dewhurst
George Amado
Burlington
Hamilton
Peterborough
Toronto
Bracebridge
Guelph Junction
Club
Emery
Lightweight aluminum fabric offers warm future clothing
A Canadian innovation by Aluminum Company of Canada combines fabric and aluminum to create a lightweight lining with over three times the insulation of wool for the same weight. The material is dry cleanable, drapes well, and allows body breathability, promising less bulky winter wear for both men and women.
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Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd
Alcan
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Capital Records
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