Board of Education Holds Final Meeting of Year
The last regular meeting of the Board of Education was held in the Council Chamber. Members present included Robt. Scott, William Joho stone, C. Speight, Robert McPherson, John R. Kennedy, and John Konogy. Resignations were accepted for William Jobostove effective December 31st, with four new members to be elected. Reports noted steam pipes frozen, coal for heating, and the Literary Society reorganizing for winter. Farewell to Mr and Mrs Wrod Cooper was marked with an engraved chair gift.
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Christmas Concert at Dublin School and Local Notices
Christmas Concert at Dublin School called a charity event with proceeds for the Red Cross. admission 25 and 15 cents, lunch provided. Local notes report hydro service interruptions, safety cautions on decorations near lines, Alex Crawford's recovery progress after an injury in Guelph, a Boy Scouts concert with G. Hammond expected, a new up to date meat shop opening by J A Smith, and a disastrous fire on the Ninth Line destroying a home and contents owned by Mr Stirrat and Mr Wylie.
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War Hospital Letter From Canada Trooper Describes Gas Burns
Private letter from Fred Wright at the 4th Canadian Middleset County War Hospital near St Albans England recounts injuries from gas exposure and burns. He notes ill health, a long France service, and a wish for conscription politics, with details on mail delays and bond subscriptions in Halton districts.
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Social and Personal Notes From Hamilton and Toronto
Social updates show Mr Prod Maddock visiting Hamilton while MinuMlice Hall of Toronto stayed with Westmanter Matthews. Toronto visitors include Mr Charles Hynds at his father Steavo Hynda’s home. Rev Mrs J C Wilton travels to Boston. Alva Lattie E Speight went to Toronto with friends John Warran and Harbacs Warran. George Capp, longtime Guelph Mercury employee, died at General Hospital. Lily Biltoo and Melvin Dunbar visited Exhibition Camp in Toronto. Mrs Norman Lambert from Toronto spent days with her parents Malcolm MacLean. Alma Conway of Toronto and Coutts of Thamesville hosted guests at Mr Chas A Conway’s home. Jod Cooper, new owner of Bir Duoald Maan farm, moved to the new home. Mrs James Armstrong and Clara Armstrong of Allandale spent week with James Carnahan. Sam MacKenzie recovering from a school injury. Menara A E Nicktin and Wim Hunter return from Northwaks trip with strong Western province business. H P Moore won at Belleville while Board of Albert College plans forty three acre bay front site and new college buildings to replace post fire plant losses.
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The Real Christmas Store Offers Gift Variety for All Ages
This Christmas Store invites city shoppers to solve Christmas problems with extraordinary efforts to provide the greatest number and variety of gifts. It positions itself as the shopping headquarters for men women boys girls soldiers sailors and civilians in a time when world events bring friends and loved ones closer.
Women Read Daily Star Style Diary and News Service
A Toronto Daily Star feature highlights fashion notes by experts covering gowns at smart functions and a broad coverage of world news of interest to women. The paper offers war and general news with a yearly price of three dollars in advance.
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