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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
Warden learned from the Public Works ment that the government grant for Oakville high level bridge would tas.
Mr Wilfrid Uales moved to Villa Nowe last week causing regret among a respected family. Mer Coles served Hapilat Hunday Hchod and Hons of Rog lend as superintendent and temperance advocate. Fine stock and sale details include the Peraberon stallion Hi moore from Erin township. Names and addresses of newly appointed Justices of the Peace for Alton County are listed, including Geo B Sliner and John Marshall among others.
A flood of names and travels fills this week’s notes from Nassagawaya and surrounding towns. Mrs Wen Hall and family visit. Chas A G Matthews of Toronto stayed for the weekend. H G Harlett and Glan Weay spent time with Berlin friends and Linwood relatives. Several others visit Dublin, Hawailtan, and Toronto while Mrs Heal and kin enjoy Victoria Day. A wedding at Acton joins Bertha Clark and Neilla of Acton, with reception and homeward plans.
An old Hallion Peal Laagug revival hosted a baseball match between Acton and Brampton. J O Wilson oversaw the bar with Councillor A T Brows catching. Vereve Hynds pitched, Dr. Lake umpired, and Hammy Edmonds and Eddie Yder provided strong hitting. Brampton led 10-7 after nine innings. Acton rallied late but Brampton won 10-7. The game featured a full lineup for both sides and ended with Brampton celebrations. A second game was slated at the Methodist Church basement with Epworth League aftercare, then a Georgetown vs Acton match scheduled. Outdoor lawn bowling tourney in Guelph set for June 10 with Royality Trophy and additional prizes planned.
A fragmented narrative recounts early exploration of Jasper Park and the Yellowhead Pass under imperial rail expansion. It notes conservation efforts against greed, the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, and Dawes' legacy shaping park names. It also mentions Mrs. Holmes Crawford, a Toronto resident, who recently cut six molars at age BA years and ties to 1837 rebellion figures.
Fragmented OCR notes reference an academy exhibition, artist carver, and market reports. Mentions London and Regina Boy Hoonts Market Denies Produca Oe. Notes imply regional adoption of a free-year market plan by local dealers amid deaths and year-end events.
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