Obituary notices and memorials from a 1910s issue
Fragmentary notices honor births and deaths, including Morley and Isobel families in Toronto and other memorials. Entries mention a Dorothy born December 21 1910, a Calraith and Archibald Remains, plus memorial lines for Adk Warber and Amelia Murray noting family tributes and sentiments from relatives in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley—I Bilton
Red Morley
Dorothy
Isobel
Hazel
Fulton Avenue
Toronto
Mre
Iert Smith
Acton Press Christmas notices and community notes
Acton residents enjoy holidays as Christmas cheer fills streets and schools. The rink opens with heavy patronage while Christmas trees reach Acton homes. Rail travel surges and local sales promote cattle and agricultural auctions. Community updates include health board expenses, upcoming Yarmner Club meeting, and subscription reminders.
Booming Montreal Weekly Star offers Prince of Wales portrait souvenir
The Family Herald and Weekly Star promises a 14x23 inch Prince of Wales portrait as a souvenir of his Canada visit. An advance offer costs $1.26 if remitted before January 1, touted as the best value ever for new readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Herald
Weekly Star of
Montreal
Prince of Wales
Canada
Weekly Star
Sermon to be delivered at Crowson Corners next Sunday
Mr Hurlingham will deliver a sermon in connection with the Sunday Behdol at Crowson Corners next Sunday. An entertainment and a Christmas tree were provided at the school this Friday afternoon and the scholars are now enjoying two weeks holidays. Mrs Margaret Dennis Le Fast gaining strength after her wine, and intends to meet up every day. Mr J Damper of Guelph spent Bun flay with friends here.
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Ballinafad Community Society
Messia
David Russell
Ohlo Moffat
N. Waddell
George Reaves
Sudden Death of Esquesing Township Official
James Hood sanitary inspector for Esquesing Township drops dead at Stewarttown while en route to fumigate a house. Hood, 73, born in Scotland, long resident of Acton area, survived by wife and children, noted for tanning work. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown conducted by Rev J Cameron. Warren Farm sold to Wallace Lasby of Nassagaweya. Lasby to move to Acton in April.
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Jamon Hood
Mr. Hood
Alex. Hume
Wyrom
Scotland
Bnqueaing
Wan
Htowardown
Harrie
Rockwood
Aieline Finbey
J. D. Hood
Mir. Hood
Baquealng
Csi
Heardmoroe Crescent
Acton
Decetaod
Ciarpeta
Hinp
Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown
Hoy
J. ¥. Cameron
W. Lannon
J. Appelbe
Job Moard
W. CD. Johnston
Gev. H. Thompson
Goodson
Warren
John A Warren
East Street
Wallace Lagby
Nasuagawoyu
Halton Wire Insurance Company
Warren Fark
Lasay
Almin Nuassagaweya
Lasby
Fire damages Trafalgar Hall theater and damages total
Fire destroyed the moving picture room in Trafalgar Hall on Tuesday evening, with the film catching fire and the apparatus bursting into smoke. A large crowd dispersed in order, with losses estimated at about $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardmore
Trafalgar Hall
Amoke
Pred Witson
Amnoyee
Ontario moves to end war orders in council on liquor
The Ontario Government ends wartime prohibition orders in council allowing import of liquor from Montreal and the old country until the proposed Ontario Temperance Act strengthens rules. From January 1, private stores may not exceed five gallons of beer and two gallons of spirits. excess will be seized and owners fined. The Legislature may seek Dominion action to ban liquor imports.
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Dominion
Ontarie
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Chargat
Irtha
Boc
Marringoa
Boa
Pooma
Qaluraith
Nelson
Archibald Gal
Mraith
India
Waiheig
Adk
George Warber
Murray
Amelia Murray
Hfe
Gog
Edwin Murray
Kitchener, Ont
The
Acton Prep Press
Christ
Max
Acton Homes
Board of Health
Esqueaing Council
Acton ‘Yarmer’ Club
Reeve Barber
Naguin
Trafalgar
G. T. IL
H. G. Clark
Lasby‘s Hotel
HL. GO. Clark
Lasby’s Hotel
Hale
Albert Laing
Vermont Taype
Vermont Anti-Saloon League
Nurlington
Vermont
Flad
Reed
Mums
HN. Rice
Baginaw
Mich
James Hood
Stewarttown
Oakville
Erin
Advocate
Johny
Jan. Banderas
Detroit
T. G. Medley
Pittsburg
Aintor
Hert Irwin
London
Das. Trowin
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Mr. Pilkey
Owen Bound
Bannockburn
Bannockburn School No. 13
Genevieve Claridge
Bertha Anthony
Vere Johnson
Edna McCullough
Uwil
Gertrude Dobbie
Annie Heatt
Melvin MacCullough
Lily Dobbie
Alf ¥Red Anthony
Margaret Young
Ethel McCullough
Mary Baguakis
Nellie Young Mar
Karet Brown
Sam Brant
Harry McCupllough
Dufford Grace
Edva Murray
Ethel Anthorty
Willie Dobble
Tillie McCulough
Fred Grace
Harvey Young
Allan McCallodgh
Ballinafad
Mir
J. J. Forster
H. J. Forster
Hed Deer
Alta
J. A. Willoughby
Oflcerne
Willoughby Yorm
Guelph
Eleanor M. Watson
J. A. Watson
Victor McDonald
Cressman Bros
Mill Street
Hank
Herald
Dublin
William Sprow
Oicer
Sinr
John L. Moore
Nell Gillies & Sons
Catherine Kelly
Muriel Crosman
Annis Stewart
Nelson Mino
Georges Mino
Hurt Boott
Minnie Creamer
Elizabeth Kelly
Yorm H
Johnny Mack
Merle’ ‘Stewar
Pat Kelly
Ralph Brank
Margaret Wable
Donald MacDougall
Willie Mino
Isabel Crickard
Milfred Crickard
A. MacDonald
Siterest
A. T. Brown Druggist & Statiorer
McLean & Mills
Tosol
Pypllo
M. Bharp
Ben Petch
A. Wilhon
Es Carter
R. J. Kerr
Rieal Estate Center
Young Street
Acton, Ont
Klock
Santa Claus
GEO. Hands
Ontario
W. F. Mooney
Guelph Han
Htront Acton
W. Philp
Pupua
Conservatory
Moasnagou
Acton Ast Pris
R. Milligan
Ont
AL Bouck
Willoughby Farm Agency
B. J. Kehoe
Halton
King Townahip
Mr. Waton
P. J. Gorvala
Haw
Exquoaing Township
Wm. Lang
Qoorgetown
Air. D. A. Henderson
L. J. C. Wall
Brampton
Wallace Tauby
Eaqueslig Township
Mr Warren
Wa. Cole
D. A. Henderson
Wehard Graham
Norval
Trafalgar Township
Hugh Rodney
Silton
Alvia G. Hogers
Milton
Con
Trafalgar Townshly
Airs Robert Bush
Georgetown, Ont
HYDRO
Hydro Commission
Hydro Dept
Charles Wilson
Shaw
Basklot
W.H. Shaw Yonge
Gerrard Sts
Geo. Wallace
Yliavon
Fee
Harold Wiles
Valle Wulats
Franklin Rawshaw
Franklin Ramshaw
Nnasuguwoya
WN. Armor
Hla Solleltor
Violet Ray
McKee
Rexall Drug Store
Guelph, Ont
J. P. Scarrow
Acton and District
Kemsey
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