Visitors travel in and around town last week
The Free Press reports a flurry of visits with Toronto as the central hub. Numerous residents including Mrs H P Moore, Mr Pred Johnston, Miss Olive Robinson, Mr Eugene McPherson, and others spent weekends or week-ends in Toronto or hosting visitors from there.
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H. P. Moore
Toronto
Pred Johnston
Mollasa Johnston
J. Wi
Reed
Testy Exchange Over Missing Kitty
The text records a rough dialogue between characters identified as Jack Joe and Dittle Jack about someone stealing a kitty. The lines indicate tension and a threat to involve a woman who may take away the remaining buck.
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Jack
Joe
Tragic death of John Wilderspin in work accident
Funeral rites were held for John Wilderspin of Acton and district after a fall at work on a Bell Telephone pole. He was 42 and left wife Alma and daughter Erma, with many from Canada and England sending condolences. The accident occurred while removing wire from a 30 foot pole near Aurora. he suffered brain and internal injuries and died at Newmarket Hospital. He served with the Fourth Battalion in World War I and had worked for Bell Telephone for seventeen years. Burial was at Fairview Cemetery Acton with military and community honors.
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York County
Newmarket
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Canada
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Mabel
Cambridge
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John Wilderspia
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Acton Legion
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Yl, Rennie
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Legion
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Measra
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Jas
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Ruby
Acton I
Mra
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At. Catharines
Aking
John
Looker
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Jack
Ody
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W. R. Waly
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Mra. O
Darker
Chay
Percy Smith
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Yngler Conner
Milton Man By Whittlow Whitlow Dies In Fall
Milton man 35, son of the late Mr and Mrs William Durnin, died after a fall from a ground floor window at his home on Pouarl Street Milton. An inquest will be held. he belonged to Grace Anglican Church and was a Conservative. Survived by two brothers, John Durmin of St Thomas and Frederick of Milton.
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William Durnin
Pouarl Street
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Convier
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Grace Anglican Church
Waa
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Thomas
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