Acton Notes On Local Visitors And Students
Renonals Miss Dorothy McPherson visited relatives in Toronto during the first week. Mr and Mrs J A Robertson of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs T Bocot. Mrs Ted Hansen left Tuesday to resume studies at the University of Toronto. Mrs A Nicklin spent New Year’s in Guelph with her son H G Meklin and family. Mr and Mrs Elmore Johnston and Miss Betty of Hamilton spent New Year with Acton relatives. Mr John Mann returned from Truro N S for a few weeks visit with kin. Miss Audrey McComb of Guelph passed her I N exam. Miss Isabel Lantz, injured at a Guelph tobogganing party, is recovering nicely. Mrs Charlotte MacDonald, Miss Corinne MacDonald and Mr Gordon Johnston of Hamilton spent New Year with Acton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Ted. Hansen
The
University of Toronto
Mrs. A. ®. Nicklin
Guelph
Mr. H. G. Meklin
Elmore Johnston
Betty
Hamnilton
Acton
Isabel Lantz
Charlotte MacDonald
Corinne MacDonald
Gordon Johnston
Hamilton
Obituaries of Guelph residents and neighbors
Obituary notices report the deaths of Herbert N Tovell of Guelph at St Josephs Hospital, Emm e Falconer McAlister of Erin Village in her sixty eighth year, John N R Van Fleet of Esquesing Township, Mabel James Joh Yazel Florence Edna and Lawrence Van Fleet, and William Emerson Downs of Renfrew area. Also noted is Herbert John Black of Eramosa Township. Funeral details and places include Milton Cemetery Everton Cemetery and Eramosa Ewrton Church with local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McAlister
Erin Village
Emme Falconer
Mono Township
Binkham
Melville
Leslie
C. Harbour
Norris
Sinclair
Erin
John NR. VanFleet
Esquesing
Wymillton
Nelson van Ftéer
Atlas Mary Wills
Willan Bills
Mabel
James
Joh
Yazel
Florence
Edna
Lawrence
Orange Order
Esquésing
Canon Naftel
Milton Cemetery
Herbert John Black
Eramosa
Hugh Black
James Duck
Black
Ewrton Church
Everton Cemetery
Port Credit Man William Rutledge Dies in 40th Year
William H. Rutledge, a Port Credit resident for 40 years, died Friday in his 80th year. The obituary notes his long service and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballif
William H. Rutledge
Port Credit
First Birthday Party for Acton Troop Scouts Held
The article describes the 1st birthday party of the Acton Troop of Boy Scouts with guests from Toronto Brampton Milton Guelph and Galt. It covers Scout laws promises and expected conduct emphasizing trust loyalty usefulness courtesy friendliness thrift obedience cleanliness and compassion for animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Brampton
Milton
Guelph
Galt
Acton
World’s Largest Mica Market Overview and Trends
London leads the global mica market with New York and other cities following. Amber or phlogopite and muscovite or ruby and green mica are the main types. Demand remains high. reduced output could boost Canadian mica if quality and trimming standards are met according to official industry guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Wamburg
Long-Living Exhibitor recalls a life of service and trophies
A veteran exhibitor who began at 15 with a pony and rose to prominence in fairs across the province won more than 1000 trophies. He served as bailiff and provincial officer under Sir Oliver Mowat, and as village and county constable. Born in Alton County, he moved to Pee and Port Credit where a mail service was established. Survived by his widow and many children across Acton, Detroit, Toronto and Port Credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emerson Downs
Renfrew
Mr Downs
Trafalgar
Halton County
Hrampton
Orem Istrinya
Clelwens
Wat Uanally
Acton Fair
Oliver Mowat
Alton County
Pee
Port Credit
William
Acton
Ollie
Detroit
Oscar
New Toronto
Yred
Toronto
Vert
Long Branch
Cc. Oreen
Turpel
Cooksville
EF. Sullivan
L. Harrison
Mira
Wilker
Acton Trounces Oakville In Hockey Showdown
Guelph defeats Acton 4 to 2 as Ambis and Kelly suffer penalties. Woods stalls many shots while Ezard and Brush support Acton defense. Elora game follows with a 7-3 loss for Acton Juniors as Woods again shows solid goaltending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Acton
Woods
Ambis
Brush
Ezard
Bayles
Gibbons
Slade
Wayne
Wickham
Ambly
Kelly
Stade
Defen
Mason
Anmbls
O'Connor
Kelso
Jones
Debrosky
Armstrong
Molozzie
Walternates
Duagllss
Elora Beats Acton In Hockey Clash After Quick Second Period Tie
Elora leads 1 0 after the first period but Acton roars back to level, Bayliss penalized twice, Dreyer and Bayliss in the box. Second period sees fast play and many saves from Woods and Anderson. Acton ties late in the period with Crush beating Anderson. third period opens with rapid chances as both teams press for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Elora
Millirhe
Webbe
Leo Zard
Donice
Anderson
Era eCorini
Molozaie
Woods
Quinn
Jn Wlora
Bayliss
Sroash
Lambert
Exard
Molozzin
Dreyer
Actons
Ezard
Hitsp
Joalies
Bilnco
Ylora
Biinco
Dayliss
Grimbert
Blinco
Walser
Elorn
Flower Prices and Quality Demand Direct Greenhouse Supply
Price for flowers is tied to grade with first blooms costing more. Quality determines value as in all goods. We offer the same grades, often better, at lower prices, with 3 500 feet of grass space for Flowers and Pot Plants, direct from greenhouses to customers.
Elora tops Acton in rough hockey clash 7 to 3
Elora defeated Acton 7 to 3 after a high penalty game. Dreyer and Quinn scored for Elora while Chapman added three goals. Acton pressed late but could not close the gap as Ridley and Woods faced heavy penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tafter
Woods
Dreyer
Elora
Brush
Acton
Anderson
Blinco
Exard
Tyler
Quinn
Chapman
Hidley
Efora
Mlora
Goul
Bay
Armstrong
Evard
Prush
Molozze
Allermetes
Wolmies
Bilnco
Lambert
Lorit
Qgoul
Whisker
Ridley
Winki
Vince
Pritchard
Moore
Cameron
Crush
Milton
Acton Tops Oakville 3-1 In Rough Hockey Clash
Acton seized early momentum and built a 3 1 lead over Oakville before the period end. Oakville battled back with pressure in the third but Acton held on as Murphy, Scott and others contributed to the victory.
Esquesing Township Farm Stock and Implements Auction
Executors of the late John Bilton announce a public auction of farm stock, implements, grain and household effects on Lot 32 First Line Esquesing near Acton. sale includes Percheron horses cattle hogs sheep fowl harnesses tools vehicles and grains. The three hundred fifty acre estate will be offered with reserve and terms cash. Auctioneer J KeeW Acton. Clerk Plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bilton
Acton
Clyde
Black Horne
Lod Pearen
York
Yorkshire
J. F. Robertson
Oxford
Saskatchewan
Frost & W Hinder
Harris Mower
International Steel Surrey
Chatham Fanning Min
J. Keew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renonals
Dorothy McPherson
Mr and Mire
J. A. Robertson
Tbcott
John Mann
Truro, N. 8
Audrey McComb
St. Joseph's Hospital
I. N
Herbert N, ‘Tovell, Gueph
Herbert N- Tovell
St. Joseph's Monsphal
Tovell
Nathan Tovell
City
Guelph Lodge
A. P
A. M
St. George's Anglican Church
Ong
San
Leonard
Alfred
J. Moore
Belva ‘Fovell
Frank McAllister
Sonn'n. Vanfleet
W. E. Downs
Walley's Station
Verbert J. Black
WM. Rutledge
George Wallace
Clothes
Yonge Street
Ryrie’s
Ellott
Ial
God
Thia
Mica Market
Jotlings
Younhs
Abton
Mien
Lindsay
Fergus News-Record
Santa Claus
W. T. Patterson
R. D
Wyndham Bt
Loblaw'y Guelfh
Gregory “Theatre
ATR
Jack ‘Renney
Una Markel
Ted Enly
Nag Pendleton
Robert Donut
John Buchan
Canadia
West
Fox News
Anna Karenina
Yolitov
Greta Garbo
Frederic March
Freddie Hartholomew
Laurel and Vardy
Yixer Uppers
Elois
Fogether
Albieo
Sid
Elorn Arena
Mendel
Elorn Co. P
Acton-Georgetown
Georgetown
Guelph Elora
Oakville
Oakvil
Jack Worthy
Ol Thilar
Mooney
Walters
Greery
Greer
Davidson
Butch
Ue Oakville
Norm Morton
Pinny
Murphy
Iis
Morton
I Go
Pwlt
Agiets
Good
Beore
Dforten
Norm
Waullers
Murephy
Terry
Goad
Murro
Scott
Crags
Post
Oakvile
Penaltica
C. O. Plank
Wood
Ontario
Halton
Liberal and Progressive Association
Duncan Marshall
M.P.P
A. Blakelock
Hughes Cleaver
M.P
B. Harrop
T. G.ramshaw
God Save the King
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!