Bank Notice of Capital and Reserve Fund Details
The document outlines a savings and capital reserve fund with total assets noted as 13 163 000 and 1 494 000 as well as a capital reserve fund. J Turnbull is listed as cashier of the savings department. It describes deposits of one dollar or more, interest added to principal, pass book requirements for withdrawals, and notes on surplus security and farm loan services. It promotes security, fair rates, and banking facilities with correspondence solicited.
Georgetown Branch Echoes of a Busy Week in Town
Local notes report wheat harvest in operation and a bustling week with contractors busy in town. Rev Father Feeny adds a driving shed, Major Appleby promoted, and a military tattoo planned. Garden parties, weddings, and a gala day with the 48th Highland Band are slated, while unusual incidents include a fatal kick from a horse near St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewsons Corners
Father Feeny
Agnes Brrent
Black
Barrington'sa
Radial Co
Cataract Power Co
Fred B “Elliott
Miltom Standart
Cobden Sun
Blora Fe
48Th Highland Band of
Toronto
Ringo
Hamilton
T. Rt Moore
Ormer
Meea
Barry
Bs Jorph
Uroh
Glenwilliams
Whorse
St. Mary's
Guelph Presbytery
Toeeday
RJ. M. Glassford
H. A.,mooner
Young ‘Peoples
Bodlefea
Pnass
Electric
Jans Wook
Berlin
Sam Indlea
Bt.Joseph's
Rev McNair to Lead Oakville Presbyterian Pulpit
Local notice reports Rev J McNair named new pastor of Oakvilla Oakville Presbyterian Church. Induction service last Tuesday drew cordial reception and a gold gift from the congregation as they bid farewell to Mr George Davidson and praise the McNairs.
Finance Committee Reports On Accounts And Church Grant
The Finance Committee presented its fourteenth report recommending payment to D. Milla for cemetery work and G. Worden for power house duties among others, with coal purchased from K. W. Ohleholm & Co. The Building Committee sought permits to erect a brick and stone Baptist church at Mill and Elgin, and Henry Grindell was appointed fire department engineer at 50 dollars per year starting July 1, 1899, subject to Fire By Law terms. The council adjourned after approving church expansion with compliance conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pearson
Leeve
James Clark
John Clarke
J. A. Murray
Finaance
D. Milla
Power House
QD Beoee Cinta Cretereerieneens
New Baptist
Fire Department
Grindell
Fire and Light Committee
Jas. Clarke
Baptist Church
Mill and
Elgin Streate
Successful Georgetown exam pupils named in lists
The Georgetown entrance and public school leaving exams held on June 28 20th and 80th yielded 28 entrance and 8 leaving passes from 43 entrants and 15 leaving candidates. Top scores include Herbert Jackson 80 and Myrtle Watson 872 with other names and marks listed. some candidates received entrance standing despite not passing. Also noted are local social items including church services and visitors to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Herbert Jackson
Jessie Farqubarsor
Bertha Garbett
Jus. Henderson
Ernest Vance
Mary Hunter
Nellie Long
Allen Sinclair
John Hunter
Leonard Mair
Gertie O'Neil
Cecil Cooper
Bessie McKay
Jonnie McColl
Ralston Brown
Joseph Lake
May Langan
Lilio McDowall
Lelie Evane
Percy Atkinson
Jessie. Norton
Mabel Graham
Maggie” Moore
Robertson McColl
Norval
Myrtle ‘Watson
Bannockbarn
Church Lawn Social and Local Notices Stir Brace County
The lawn social at Congregational Church delighted attendees. Rev H E Mason to preach anniversary sermons at Churchill. Chas Ryan estate to be auctioned August Sth. Grand Trunk engineer evaluating spur line to paper mills. Water gauge installed in Council Chamber for reservoir readings. Miss Laidlaw returned from Brace County after six months. Rev John Saenders new pastor welcomed at Methodist Church. Drs Stuart and Anderson dissolve partnership. Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools held annual excursion to Burlington Besch. fine weather and good attendance. Milton Bicycle Club to meet at the Driving Park July 25. New courtroom seats installed in county buildings. Rev Wilkie, missionary to India, spoke at Knox Church. now principal of Presbyterian College Indore, India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McNair
Oakville
J. McNair
Oakvilla Presbyterian Church
George Davidson
Jane
Hiram College
Ohio
Simosita
Sandey
Hugh Mann
Knox Church
George Donglan
Acton
Arthurs
J. G. Cheyne
Mra. Macpherson
Cheyne Alao
B.a.macpher
Knox
Howitt’s Grove
Guelph
H. A. Macpherson
G.T. R. Ave
Nelsor
Fergus
Fergue
Fergas
Fergus Dispatch
John Dowling
Orangeville
Aticks
Acton Boys
Galt-Fergue
Hatton
Susie
Francis Benson
Eramosa
John R. Long
Burlington Gazelle
Henry Brand
Examoss
M Drese
Mounselin De-Sole
Amaid
Lottie Long
Slater
William Benson
Toronto
Points
Drayton
Hamilton
Moont
Forest
Burlington
Christopher Swackhamer
Congregational Church
H. E. Meson
Georgetown
H. E. Mason
Churchill
Chas. Ryan
Grand Trunk
Brace County
Stuart
Anderson
Methodiet
Presbyterian Sunday Schools
Burlington Besch
Milton Bicycle Club
Driving Park
India
Knox Churoh
T., Wilkie
Obaroh
Wilkie Baa
Presbyterian College
Indore
Central
Coming and Going in Acton Visitors and Personal Notes
The Farr Poess column records arrivals and departures in Acton and area. Notables include Mr P C Maddock leaving for Winnipeg, Rev Cheyne at Knox Church Manse, Miss Flynn from Berlin, Miss Olive Somers visiting, and numerous locals hosting or visiting relatives and friends in Acton, Guelph, Toronto, and beyond. Dr J B Nixon begins practice at Malvern. Rev W Beytone reassigned at Everton and to Manitoba soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranetoo
R. C
Bernard's Woods
Mias Pinkerton
Knotville
Tenn
Wm. Hamilton
Toronto
Anton Smith and Son
Acton
P. C. Maddock
Winnipeg
Mr. Cheyne
Knox Church
Guelph
I. Francis
Grimsby
Robert Ebbage
Tagernell
George Stoddard
Hamilton
John 8. Moore
The
Free Press
G. W. Cook
Master Newman
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Feeny
Ottawa
Father Feeny
Hugh Cameron
Baroie
Mieses Bassle
Lily
Moorecroft
John A. Gordon
John M. Warren
Northwest
Dryden
Ontario
Calgary
Poess
Bertha Speight
Edith Nicklin
Myrtle Watson
Georgetown
J. H. Ashdown
F. Goodeve
Special Bargains at China Palace Din ner Betts
Visit our China Palace on the second floor for special bargains in Dinner Betts, Toilet Betts and Tea Sotts as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Palace
Dr Elog's New Life Pills Offer Relief
Advertises Dr Elog's New Life Pills claiming to cure sick and nervous headaches by improving blood and nerve strength. Praises easy intake and 25 cent price with a money back guarantee. sold by J D McKee, Druggist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the. Bank OF Hamilton
Cranter Granton
Hamilton, Ont
J. Turnbull
Caseier
Security
Ceorgetown
J.P. Bell
Acton Free Press
Congrégational Church
Lagi
Totus
Longcott
Gunnersory
London
England
iTo
H. P. Moore
Isaner
Fans Pasus
Jaya
Erin
McLean
Donald MocLienn
Con
Ospringe
Mr. Mclean
Presbyterian
Oborob
Fairview Cemetery
George Leslie
Hannah Stafford
Everton
Meaford
John Black
Edward
Buchanan, Miah
Disciples Church
Jean Weatherston
E. L
Jean
the Municipal Council
Rockwood
Milton
Farr Pnean
James Millu
Bracabridge
Father Doviin
J. BR. Nixon
Ashgrove
Malvern
County of York
Misses Hudson
Thomas Easton
C. T. Hill
Jos. H. Weavere
Stratford
Geo
Mulholland
Mise
Bertie Ross
James McLanin
J.D. Mikeg
C. L. Nelles
Just
J. A. McCrea
Mill St
Carter
Neill’s Big Shoe
Wii
the Shoe Man
D. E. MacdOnAld & Bro
Golden Lion
Shorey’s
Us Cagu
BE. R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham St
Pringle
Rockford
Waltham
G. D. Pringle
Jemigler
C. F.goodeve. & Co
Mill Street
Savage & Co. Fine Watchmakers, Cuelph
Jewellers
Picton
B, Greening Wire CO
Harabilton and
Wiontreal
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