Death of Local Import Gordon Barnes Shocks Acton
Coroner holds an inquest after Gordon Barnes age about 20 is found dead near a watering trough in the Acton area. The tragedy follows a day spent with relatives and a search of the farmyard. officials adjourn the inquest to next week. His funeral is held at Norval with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas Walker
Acton
Halton
Wellington
Yarmer
Ye Acton
Mwono
H. N. Farmer
Gordon Barnes
D.A. Niven
A. Niven
Guelph
Duramentw
Hrook Avenue
Hing U'Ulock
Ae Wm
Lata Hey
Mra. Niven
Catharines
Elilah Brownridgs
Wy Arnold
John Langan
Mra
Wm. Arnold
Langan
F. N. Galloway
Hamilton
Langen
Law
Toronto
T. Treanor
Dhe Bt. Langan
Georgetown
Tag
John Barnes
Thair
Hugh
Hila
Gordon
McColl
Milton
Norval
Thorn
Local Council Debates payments and bylaw readings
The Oakville council discussed payments for goods and services, approved a grant to the Winton Agricultural Society, and moved to introduce a township engineer bylaw with F. F. Smith named. adjourned to meet August 34. Also notes a Mansewood tournament and the appointment of J.T. Wentworth as Wentworth sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appallis
Gowdy
Bay Herb
Cobb
Joe
Wiliam Cole
W. L. Shortii
Coupalllor Brown
Councilor Loalle
J. A
John McConnell
D. J. Matthews
George Sourerville
Acton
Lel
Henry Bayern
Win
Ostrander
Wevan
Good Reads
Tata
Hobart Bhorall
Brown
Gawdy
Winton Agricultural Society
Aro
Curriead
Leslis
Thureday
Social and Personal Notes from Acton and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors across Acton Milton Guelph and Toronto ones holidaying visiting relatives and attending events. Notables include Mr Victor Rumley Ms Laird McDonald Mrs Margaret Hennett Mr Maxwell Noll Miss Hazel McDonald and Mrs J H Denny among numerous others with names of families and towns repeated throughout. The piece chronicles weekends visits engagements and social calls involving local residents and guests.
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Victor Rumley
Toronto
Laird McDonald
Aurora
Misa Margaret Hennett
Kirigaton
Dda
Forenta
Fe Il
Maxwell Noll
H. FP. Moore
WH. McLaughlin
Joseph Darr Ta
Mira
C. McLaughlin
Georgee H. Hitchle
Milton
Edwin Roadknight
Kitchener
Mroc
Mra
Ay Wataon
George
Town
Acton
Red Ryder
Minsen
Audrey
Edna
Brockville
Thleewoek
Mingo
Mamie
Tillie Schuyatt
Quelph
T. O'brlgn
Phyliia
Preston
Fred Colex
Vida Tumahaw
Joule Anderson
Mias Beasto MacDonald
Florence Barr
Nellie Hall
Guelph
John Elliott
Babe
Marden
Mire
J. W. Barberteo
James Lamny
Troy
Mitchell
Lake Huron
Howard
Phyllip
Whitavale
Q Ontarlo County
J. B. McGarvin
Mexico
Mias Pearl Snyder
Dennyblanc
J. H. Denny
Hert Mowat
Beattle, Wagh
Mis. Winona Archer
J. W. Barborpee
Irlenda
R. D. Nodwall
Hillabore
Wannbroush's
Lake Avenus
Minson
Margaret Hyland
Jeanette Hunter
A. H. Bishop
J. M. Hell
Maxwell l
Charles
Muskoka
Parry
Barr
C. McLoughlin
Rockwood
Wm. Coggins
Oronté
Detroit
Persy Wilson
Hamilton
Laury Duuln
Waterloo
Robert
Brown
W. BH. Hamiln
Waeke
Afre
L. Johnston
Evelyn Hamlig
Wumpheeg Barbour
Stewart McCutcheon
W. Harbour
Erin
John Harnes
Georgetown
Hunday
Hugh McCutcheon
Acton Re
Myre
Logan Craig
Grand Valley
Ada Afarjoria
Afr
Willam Waltaoo Armatrong
WW. Armatrong
Potery Doroughy
Wilson
Wayburn
Bosk
Meloun
Bower Avenues
Mise Joan
Bre Winon
Mouton
Mass
Lon
Diautnia
Volloe Nusbetrate
Marvard
Huckwood Academy
Police Mayslatrate Moore
Auton
Hookwood
Alex, Wawoek
Kimberley
Kore An Hatunlay
A. Wallace
Orangeville
T. Chown
Dire
Wulledy Hornby
Misa McCurdy
Mall
Mr. May
Mins Fl
Gmapleton
Gualph
Neto Patah
Tor+ entuy
Edith Wilson
Churchville Seater
Acton's Second Flower Show a Fine Success
Acton hosts a strong community event with large attendance and varied displays of flowers plants and vegetables. Judges from Rockwood Georgetown and local garden groups praised the exhibits and thanked the Flower Show Committee led by C Woodhall and John Savage for their tireless work.
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Frlogdd
Acton
Armortom
Gladioli
Astars
Gowmnove
Potunias
Ranewsa
Thia
Erie Rane Oee
Erie Rane Oee Prtertee In Sterowatts
Quita
Ted Futures
Wlndioll
Mac McDonald
Victoria Avenues
Georgetown Floral Company
Newars
Wm. Harria
Rockwood
Campbell
Georgetown
C. Woodhall
John Savage
Flower Show Committee
Milton
Beit Milton
Methodist Sunday School
Pilaniat
Nmuton Se Risch Co
Guelph
oMcla Wat
Prizon
T. Afarsh
Bexonius
Gambia
Ka. Gumble
Bpikes
Gladsoll
Georgetown Flaru Co
Gumble
A. MH. Bishop
HW. L. Harrison
T. Boot
At Boott
Christie, Brown “& Co
Toronto
Gregory
Mclean & Co
Linn
Uamble
E. Wo Maussard
John McArthur
D. H. Lindsay
Purgator
Edward & Co
J. HE. Gumble
H. Wiles
Thos
Murale
We Cooper
Mra. G. Uf
Mrown
Most
A. T.rown
Minn Adom
Ufwhop
Smith
Mrs. Thos
Hoott
Qoorgy Urlstor
Heatt
Tuberoud Regonluw Ty Pola
Hawthorne
Mra
HE Htuoluy
Coljwatlon Murlwalds
Junmou Hy~man
Bmra
LL. Orewary
Hix Dahl
Colxe‘Stra
Phas
Beote
Uniti
Valwell
Otre
W. Mudre
Prison Break Plot Foiled By Oakville Police Chief
Three inmates from Milton were found with improvised weapons and tools after a planned breakout from a cell. William Hrown 23 Frank Kelly 26 and William Bry an 32 faced charges tied to robbery and drug cases. they had attempted creation of a passage and used iron bars and a saw from a mattress wall.
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Polka David Kerr
Oakville
Yrismore
William Hrown
William Bryan
Guiata Pobacchuro
Frank Kelly
Frank Roberts
Hrown
Oakvill
Guelph Reformatory
Ottawa
Milton
Midland
Magiatrate
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Pastop
Omolala
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Methodist Church
Knox Church
Waterhouhke
Scone Street
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T. H. Moorehead
Mins Hallett
Morris Haxe
Ont
Barney
Www
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EL Huffman
P.O
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James
McCallum
Lina
Erin Township
Laot
USA
Burrogate Court
County of
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Stevenson
Batuaday
Nara
Clara Kimball Yguna
Richard Woosum
Rusaia
America
Avauar
The
Wm. Duncan
J. A. McClure & Son
MacDonald
Mill Street
Harry. Harrison
Mills
Toronto-Barnia
Aulmotel
Presbyterian
Hacett
Beottlah
Canada
London
England
Canadian Nationa
Ontario
John Streat
Imperial Oil Company
Church
John Treet
Mill Breet
Myrtle
Mary Clarkridge
Ballinafad
Nasbagaweyaqi
Miss Norman
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Hear Tutu
Ste Irene Watson
Arkall
Hola
Victoria
Knox Colleges
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Eramong
Nassogaweya
Bible Society
Ebeneter Church
Mr. Hell
Jas, Moffat
G. T. Wilany
Clifford Norrish
Mesare
Chan-Darby
J. J. Anderson
J. P. Kirthing
Mahonay
John Marshall
Coulson
Bire
W. Forley
Knatchbull
Brookvitls
Grimaby Park
Mixa Mary Darby
Knatchby
Dundas
Bethea
Frankie Bhaldle
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Roy F. Smith
Mansewood
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Lowville
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Mry
David Willamson
Thow
Gladloll
Splkes
Mrn
G. H. Brown
T. Boott
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Tol. Gregory
Mre
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Afrw
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Aird
Gamble
Qlalloll
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Boott
George Munn
Filllox
Dent Coleation
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BR. Greugry
Gordon Deantmors
Gordon Beardmory
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Woodhall
Puntos
Blooma
Uvorge Molialu
Camble
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J. MM. Huvawes
Mru. Gamble
O.H. Brown
Gordon Beard- More
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Vilox Drummonds
Scott
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H. VY. Moore
Potuntas
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Mr. Huavage
W. Colaholm
Dotunlad
Mmra
Colaholm
D. Cy Huasall
Nuaslo Woodhall
Houthdirowona
Collectign
Miss Mosse Woodhall
Win.' Ytall
Varhanus
D. C. Nyanell
George Greens Ylovlas
George Croon
Marsh
Min. Culler
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N. F. Moore
Commons
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Odorge Qorean
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Ka. T. Marsh
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Toronto Suburban Railway
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Glasgow
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Watt
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George Ordon
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Angus Hennedy
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