Health returns for Arthur Partridge of Brookville
Friends announce Arthur Partridge is recovering after weeks in Hamilton Hospital and is now with his daughter Mrs Paul near Campbellville. Also notes an attempted armed robbery at H C Elsley Brookville store, with injury to Elsley, and upcoming township school meetings on December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Partridge
Brookville
Hamilton
Dodds
Kilbride
H. Bridgman
Knatchbull
W.F. Darby
Auonville
Acton Free Press
Rockwood Choral Society Concert and Local Christmas Notes
The Rockwood Choral Society performed at the United Church with limited audience but strong selections by Miss Brydon and Mr Wideman. Archdeacon Scovil gave an address, followed by Rev W J Taylor, with Mrs Warms Black highlighted. Community events included a Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society Christmas meeting, officer elections, and a sixtieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Pasmore with a large turnout and photographs by L R Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Choral Society
United Church
Jean Brydon
John Wideman
Were & Treate
Warsm Black
Archdeacon Scovil
St. George's Church
Guelph
W. J. Taylor
Miss Foreman
Exin
Harold Riddells
Everton
E. Nickell
Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society
P. Sim
J. E. Pearen
India
Japan
George Laverty
Santa Claus
August Young
J. D. McNabb
Robert Patterson
Jean Mclean
Elva Pearen
Brown
Robin Patterson
W. J. Gordon
J. McLean
Campbell
J. E. Gray
Robert Pasmore
Angus Carter
Wm. Pasmore
Pasmore
Rockwood
Rockwood Academy
Barrie Hill
Eramosa Township
Euphemia Torrance
Torrance
Medford
Oregon
Jean
Robi
W. Clancy
Frank
A. Carter
Seaforth
Fred
Annie Harris
Herbert Gibbons
Clara Harris
Helen
Margaret
Agnes Pasmore
Alex. Clarke
L. R. Guild
Wm. Torrance
Isabel Hewat
John Pasmore
Annie Jolliffe
Myr. Frey Day
The
College of Education
Toronto
Edna M. Pearen
Dundas
Kathleen Lynch
Quelph
Acton Pase
Paris
Hillsburg Visitors and Local School Concert a Hit
Ena Nodwell and Rosa Nodwell visited their Fergus father R. H. Nodwell over the weekend. Bill Cheyfie stayed with Ross McKinnon. No. 9 school concert last Friday featured a successful play Aaron Slick of Punkin Creek by ex pupils with much laughter. Robert Barbour and Bowes left last week to spend the winter in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Rosa Nodwell
Fergus
R. H. Nodwell
Bill Cheyfie
Ross_McKinnon
S. No. 9
Aaron Slick
Punkin Creek
Robert Barbour
Bowes
Florida
Social dance draws a bumper turn at Main Street home
Terra Cotta reports a large turnout at a Friday social dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson on Main Street. Roy Miller and Mr. Craine led as masters of ceremonies with music by Puckering Bros. Wm. Hunter Sr. improves slowly as friends hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dickson
Main Street
Roy Miller
Craine
Puckering Bros
Wm. Hunter
Jas. McBride
Georgetown
Jean McBride
Milton
Norman Icam
Russell Kidd
Inglewood
K. Scam
Burlington Youth Hockey League formation effort noted
Burlington and district organizers seek a hockey league for players twenty and under. The article mentions fund drive by the Welfare Board to provide Christmas cheer for the town’s unemployed. Also notes visiting relatives and social events including a dinner dance for departing Hartwell couple and a Trinity United Church tea with over one hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington—and
Marjorie Harris
Ohsweken
Charles Halfpenny
J. Macf. Bates
Geo. O. Hartwell
London
Ontario
P. Wintemute
Roseland
Trinity United Church
John N. McGowan
Genoa
Italy
Christmas programs and school honors noted at Limehouse
The United Church Sunday School held a well received Christmas program with a dialogue "Christmas at Stebins" and other songs. A school event on Wednesday drew a large crowd and featured trained children. J E Whitelock presented the Shield from last year and the T Eaton Co Silver Trophy for best points. Water supply concerns and log sawing activity were mentioned along with a Christmas supper at Miss Olive Marshall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Stebins
J. E. Whitelock
Halton
S. 8
T. Eaton Co
Wilfred
Johnson
John Standish
Presbyterian Church
Olive Marshall
Milton area notes spring to life with skating and prizes
Melton Martins pond freezes as youths skate daily. Wilfred Hall earns first prize for a cockerel at the Royal Winter Fair. Terry Williams of Toronto nearly loses an eye in a bush woodcutting accident near Milton. J Forgive leaves Canadian Soyabeans plant. H P Trickey takes over. A sedan with six passengers skids into a ditch near Trafalgar gate but is held by a wire fence. Omagh Women's Institute holds a meeting with Mrs. Gowdy and Miss Turner reporting on the Toronto convention and musical numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Hall
Trafalgar Township
J. Forgive
Canadian Soyabeans, Ltd
Milton
H. P. D. Trickey
A. G. MacNabb
Trafalgar
Omagh Women’s Institute
Wedding bells at CREWSON'S CORNERS as Dodds and neighbors bid farewell
A large crowd gathered at Eden Mills Town Hall for a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. William Tuck and Miss Irene Tuck. Neighbors presented a fernery chairs and a leather purse, with toasts and speeches reflecting on years in the community before the couple depart for a new home near Fergus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Clarence Dodds
Wm. Tuck
B. Plank
Chester Plank
William ©. Tuck
Eden Mills
George Gordon
Norma Watson
Edwin Watson
Mansell Nelles
Tuck
Irene
Cameron
Kitching
Irene Tuck
Mr. Tuck
Emerson
Mrs. Tuck
Cameron Kitching
W. E. Pasmore
Jno
Dennis
Alex. Near
George Bayne
Edward
Thos. McLaughlin
Fergus
Local Happenings and Health Notes from Limehouse Area
Mrs Ed Bearman of Limehouse and Mr and Mrs Robert Moody with family visited at Mr William Harding’s home on Sunday. Archie McKay recovers well after appendicitis surgery at Guelph General Hospital. Fred Huggins also underwent surgery at Guelph General Hospital. Funeral services for the late Duncan Sinclair were held with Rev Aitken officiating and interment at Ninth Line Cemetery. Fred Harding of Kitchener visits his father here. Henry Hills visited Toronto recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Bearman
Limehouse
Robert Moody
Schomberg
Wm. Harding
Archie McKay
Guelph General Hospital
Fred Huggins
General Hospital
Guelph
G&e
Duncan
Sinclair
Mr. Aitken
Ninth Line
Fred Harding
Kitchener
Henry Hills
Toronto
Dublin Women’s Institute Monthly Meeting Report
The Dublin Branch met at Mrs. T A Storey’s home with Mrs. McDougall presiding. Members answered roll call with recipes and Christmas candy samples, heard a Convention report, and received a coconut macaroons demonstration. The group donated to Gordon Home and funded first aid kits and Christmas cards for shut ins. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Women’s Institute
T. A. Storey
McDougall
Herald Angels
Institute
Oakville social notes and hockey prep at rink
Mrs. S Gilleland visits Milton guest of Mrs. Harry Husband on Centre Avenue. Taylor Statten spoke at Linbrook School gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Hughes of London Ontario visited J H Elliott. St Johns United Church Men’s Club hosted by Rev W B Caswell. Oakville Intermediate Hockey Team trains with 70 players showing at the rink, 20 more at Hamilton. R C Bingham of the Ceylon Government spoke to St Jude’s Men’s Club about tea plantations and island folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Gilleland
Milton
Harry Husband
Centre Avenue
Taylor Statten
Linbrook School
Godfrey Hughes
London
Ontario
J. H. Elliott
St. John's United Church
W. B. Caswell
Oakvile
Hamilton
St. Jude’s
R. C. Bingham
Ceylon
Local Notables and Winter News From Erin
ERIN notes report W R Bingham visiting sister in Guelph and Markham visitors for Miss Mary McMillan. Mrs Bunte ill but improving. Mrs Norman Barbour returns home convalescing after Toronto hospital operation. D Houston and others visited W R Bingham. Ice rink management awarded to Oscar Hurren and efforts to finish surface continue. Miss Waterman of Erin Continuation School ill, operated on in Ottawa and recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bingham
W. Delaney
Guelph
Cameron
Markham
Mary McMillan
Bunte
Norman Barbour
Toronto
D. Houston
McQuibban
M. Bingham
Georgetown
Local Notes From Georgetown Area Chronicle
Dr Joseph McAndrew was moved to Toronto General Hospital for treatment after illness. A car driven by two Brampton men turned over on Guelph Street injuring occupants and damaging the vehicle. Omar Diggins of Georgetown plans to sail to Belfast on December 21, leaving December 20. Hydro rates for Georgetown Power Commission rise, prompting an appeal to curb usage during certain hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McAndrew
Toronto General Hospital
W. Kennedy
Guelph Street
Omar Diggins
Georgetown
Lorné Rifles
Belfast
Georgetown Hydro Commission
Kerr Sale List Expects Farm Stock and Implements
R. J. Kerr announces a sale on Friday December 21 listing P. G. McGibbon Lot 7 Concession 2 Esquesing including farm stock implements and grain in the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kerr
P. G. McGibbon
Dressed Spring Chickens For Sale And Wanted
Milk fed dressed chickens offered at 20 cents per pound with 6 to 8 pound birds available. R N Brown advertises phone 40112. Also wanted chicks 6 pounds or over milk fed crated 18 cents. day or night service. Phone 33R14 opposite C P R Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Brown
Knox Presbyterian Church Seeks Organist and Choir Leader in George Town
Knox Presbyterian Church in George Town invites applications for an organist and choir leader. Positions may be filled jointly or separately. Applications due by December 31 1934. Announcement appears in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Presbyterian Church
Georgetown
Annlw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Hillsburg
Burlington
Dress Co. Galve
A. T. Brown's
Melton
Martin’s Pond
Crewson
Robert Airdrie
Gordon
John McCaw
Tor
James Black
Galt
Ballinafad
Oakville
Erin
Avavagay
Avavavay
Carroll’s
B. D. Rachlin & Co
Mill Street
Acton
Wiles
Qvavavad Reid’s
Jos. N. Reid Acton
Wiles’ Restaurant
Canadian Legion
B. C
Religious
United Church of Canada
C. L. ‘Poole
B.D
Bower Avenue
Christ
Bethlehem
Son of God
G. R. Easter
E. Holmes
GEO. Cowie & Son
W. J. Sterritt
Talbot’s
Beatty
H. Wardlaw
Limehouse Lamplighters
Joe. Scott
Hugh Black
R. R. No
Ont
Dolley
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