Limehouse Notes Highlight Social and Church Events
Mrs F O Neill and J sharp of Toronto visited Limehouse this week. Mr Ankenman of Toronto said goodbye to friends last week. The Ankenman family departs, replaced by Mr Bearhope and family. Christmas tree entertainment planned for December 19 and the United Sunday School on December 27. Mrs Agnew spoke on West China and mission work. United Church Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Johnson's home and plans a social soon. Threshing finished. boys enjoy idle time as Indian Summer returns after mid November chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O Neill
J Sharp
Toronto
Limehouse
Ankenman
and Bearhope
United Sunday School
Agnew
West China
United Church Ladies’ Aid
Bank of Montreal Reports Strong Assets and Reserves
The annual Bank of Montreal statement shows total assets of 769 million with quickly available resources at 439.8 million, or 63.46 percent of liabilities. Deposits are above 600 million, with government bonds totaling 266.7 million. Net profit for the year falls to 4.663 million, dividends 3.96 million, and reserves plus carry-forward bring total equity to 1.249 million. The report, for the year ending October 31, is to be presented at the December 5 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Montreal
Canada
Dominion
Tongue Given as Alternative at Butcher Shop
Fragment shows a shopper requesting half a pound of cold meat and ham but receiving only tongue as available. The exchange notes home supplies include tongue, indicating limited meat options at the shop.
Neighborhood Notes Include Toronto Trips and Local Listings
Miss Mary McKinney spent the weekend with her father Mr J McKinney in Toronto. Mrs F M Mathers returned to Toronto after visiting sister Mrs Foreman and Rev Foreman. A Gear returned from deer hunting with the Caledon Hunt Club in Northern Ontario with a buck. Barbour Bros lease Edward White's farm and will take immediate possession. White to hold a clearing sale on December 1. At the Toronto Central Technical School commencement Mrs G B Miller formerly of Erin won the Muriel Denison first prize in Dietetics. James Sanders tender for rink management for the winter was accepted by the Shamrock Hockey Club committee. Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Mary
McKinney
Toronto
F. M. Mathers
Foreman
Caledon
Ontario
Messrs
Barbour Bros
Edward White
White
Toronto Central
Technical School
G. B. Miller
Erin
Muriel’ Denison
James Sanders
Shamrock Hockey Club
Social whirl includes Toronto visitors and local weddings
The piece records numerous Toronto visitors including Mrs G A and Mr R J Kerris and Miss Josephine Jackson visiting Acton friends. It notes engagements and a December wedding, with families in Acton and nearby towns attending events at Waterloo and Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.J. Kerris
Toronto
Lis Josephine “Jackson
Werden
Young People's Society Opens Winter Meetings at St. David's
Campbellville report notes the weekly meeting opening, election of officers with Murray McPhail as President and Gertrude Currie as Secretary. Other items include visits from Miss Janet McPhail, Nancy McMillan's illness, a Rev C G Jones address, and local skating on the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of
St. David's
Murray McPhail
Gertrude~ Currie
Janet McPhail
Toronto
Nancy McMilan
C. G. Jones
Rockwood
George McPhail
Eden Mills
D. Hunter
W. H. McPhail
Gerald Richards
E. Bell
Margaret McMillan
Local Notes From Burlington and Vicinity
Burlington residents host guests from Fort Wayne and Ghent Avenue. John Gray’s brother John died in Watkins New York at 85 leaving Robert Gray the sole surviving family member. Brant Military Hospital inspection finds buildings in bad shape and sewer work planned on Seneca Street with unemployed workers. R L Scott, Wm Burrows, and Laverne Kerns had a snowbound return from Wesmacoon Lake, taking shelter in a log cabin overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peart
Helen
Margaret
E. C. Peart
H. G. Angeld
Fort Wayne
Ind
E. Angeld
Ghent
Avenue
Robert Gray
John
Watkins
N. Y
Police and Relief Committee
Brant Military Hospital
Council
Seneca Street
Barrett
Powers
R. L. Scott
Wm. Burrows
Laverne Kerns
Chas
Gazette
Milton Taxes Owed Reach Seven Thousand As Of Date
Milton tax records show uncollected taxes totaling seven thousand dollars. Local relief prompts debate over improper use of funds. Deer hunting party returns with seven deer and a bear weighing over 200 pounds. J. Jones wins Rural Route 6 mail contract starting January 1. Illnesses lodge among several residents, with wishes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Wilson
Milton
Muskoka
Booth
Oakville
Jack Jones
Daniel Summers
Jones
Arthur Mayes
Jill
Sandy” Patterson
George Hilyer
Alice Tickner
Cochrane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Acton
E. Thetford
The
Free Press
Weckh-tuu
Annie Somerville
John Harvey
James Dobbie
J. Dobie
Waterloo
Flora Sayers
Young
Church Street
Gertrude Ramshaw
Arthur Swackhamer
Ernnest Maxwell
Nellie Gaverhill
Leonard Brown
Viola Masales
John Mowat
Marie Mowat
Toronto General Hospital
Mowat
Lashbrook
Nelson & CO
Brown Sugar
Eene Raisins
Monarch Pastry
Horton’s
Lily ‘White
Campbellville
Burlington
Ehave
Georgetown
Opengeees Lumber Co. Ltd
N. McLeod
Duco
Johnstone & Rumley
Weston's
Weston’s
Horne
California
Tbs
Eae
Pippin
Ween
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