Local obituary fragment mentions several individuals
Fragmentary notice lists names Jean Asdaay and Clara Ebbage among others and references several surnames. The text is incomplete, preventing clear details on event type, date, or full identities.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary notice lists names Jean Asdaay and Clara Ebbage among others and references several surnames. The text is incomplete, preventing clear details on event type, date, or full identities.
A large gathering in Hesfoeth celebrated Milton Firemen winning top honors at the Provincial Firemen’s Association meet. Olive Pegidote reported delightful holiday travels to Knox and Take Louise with weather sunny and clear. A Saturday swimming incident near the power hose ended with a saved child, praised for quick action by By Mitchie.
Police report a Friday night disturbance with three foreigners, Husuni, Vollott, and Avetelan, fighting near a moonlit street. They were jailed and charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, tried at eight in the evening, fines set, and sentences to hard labor or county jail if unpaid. Some inmates fled Sunday, prompting new security measures and barred doors at the town hall for safety.
A Toronto meeting of Daughters of the Empire approved a patriotic fund to aid wounded British forces with a hospital ship and supplies. A central committee will canvass for funds, with Woman's Trades taking part and a substantial collection planned to be sent to Toronto by tomorrow night.
The event occurred Saturday at Branley Park Erin with starts near nightfall. Guests including Mina J Moll and Ailuane Margiarita with parents Br and Alva Ive attended. Toronto visitors Mrs Cockburns and family returned home while Mr and Mrs Doughty hosted guests at their residence.
Immense excerpt shows names, towns, and events from daily life. includes visits, travel, and social news across Toronto, Guelph, Port Arthur, and Acton. Mentions rail construction progress on the Aston line, community gatherings, and varied local appearances by residents and families.
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