Local notices and market items from Acton and Guelph area
Community notes report council meetings and social events in Acton, millinery openings, and local trades. Fisheries data show Canada’s surplus value at over 208 thousand dollars versus prior year. farm sale planned near Guelph with auctioneer William Heswinsar slated to handle the sale.
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Orrin
Nova Scotia
New Bromwick
British Columbia
Quebec
Ontario
Prince Edward ‘Island
Manitoba
Northwest
New, Brunswick
Acton Notes Weather Warmth Meetings and Local News
Albert Laing reports Fren Parss Laing Bros Projectoscope in Texas as warm season dwells. Acton hosted Liberal and other political meetings with large crowds. By law testing planned on merchants two years in town. J D P McKee pays $500 under protest. Rev W S McAlpine preaches inaugural sermon and reception planned. Vitascope exhibition at Town Hall draws modest audience. Epworth League event showcases Pictures from Life. Edward Matthews to relocate family from Acton to Berlin after 49 years. Mill Street home, courtland Ave address listed.
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Acton
Barber
A. GC
McCallum
H. P. Moore
McKinnon
J. DP. McKee
Corporation
Hamilton
McAlpine
The
Baptist Church
Georgetown
Town Hall
America
Montreal
Epworth League
Methodiat -Church
Sonolan
Scanlan
Misa Emma Graham
Glenwillgms
Snandsy
Edward Matthews
Abram Matthews
Janes Brown
Bay
Mill Birest
Berlin
Maggie
Nellie
Eva
Courtland Ave
Matthews
March Social Notes From CREWSONS CORNERS
March events and local visits are noted with Liberal and Conservative meetings in Acton, Foresters Concert plans at Eden, and travels of residents including Mr. Wan Watkins and Mrs. D Copeland. A death notice for Mr. J Gibbons of Leamington and funeral details are mentioned along with farm sales data and Ferris wheel links to the Chicago World’s Fair.
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Acton
Foresters
Gibbons
Bia
Lorenzo Grewson
Luther
Hera
Mga. N. Horbey
Misa Nellis
Willis
Balilaafad
Special Evangelical Services at Churchill Church
Special evangelistic services will be held at the Congregational church in Churchill with a Sunday sermon at three. Throughout the week addresses will be delivered by visiting pastors starting Monday the 7th at 7:30 PM with Rev. Thos H. Rogers and a sequence of speakers each evening to follow. All are welcome.
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Congregational Church
Churchill
Ho Pugtor
Saemon
Epworth League meeting led by Bethel appoinment at Rockwood
The report describes Rev Baker in Georgetown Sunday service led by Megis Joby and Daniel Robertson of Napsagawoyo with D Stewart of Rockwood. Jon Ruddell will lead this week’s meeting. Delegates to Galt report an inspiring convention and praise the turnout while urging more young people to attend.
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H. Sarlea
Brampton
Baker
Georgetown
Megis
Joby
Daniel Robertson
Napsagawoyo
D. Stewart
Rockwood
Epworth
Jon, Ruddell
Bethel
Galt
Local notes from Rookwood Public School and township council
Miss Katie Sharp taught at Rookwood Public School this week. Mr W Marshall injured his foot while hopping in the bash last week. Messrs John Marshall and Joe Garvin left for England with a cattle shipment. Township politicians attended meetings with varied views on recent elections. At the last council meeting $10 was voted to Thomas Marshall for Batty Trahay support.
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Katie Sharp
Rookwood
Bchol
Thomas Marshall
Batty Trahay
Milne Accepts Ottawa Globe Church Call
Rev James W H Milne of Mansorood accepts call to Globe Church Ottawa. Quinn Bros Brampton bought draft and carriage horses for shipment Friday. County Council to meet next Tuesday for March opinion. Milton business expanding to Boquesing and Naseoga. Rev Mr Tough of Hornby recovering from lung congestion. Mrs Tough absent in Paris where her brother Mr Miller died two weeks ago. Shoe factory resumes operations in small way. Winn C firm. Miss Mabel Bennett passes second year exam at Toronto Conservatory of Music Theoretical Department.
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Mansorood
Globe Church
Ottawa
Quinn Bros
Brampton
County Council
Boquesing
Naseogaweya
Mr. Tough
Hornby
Mfra
Tough
Parla
Miller
Amall Way
Winn & C
Collision injures youth as wagon overturns near Eden Mills
In Nassagaweya the young Nabaagaweya athlete was thrown when his rig collided with another vehicle and a stone. Charles Wilfrid Taylor, aged six, died Thursday. funeral held Saturday. Rev Dr Scanlan officiated. Families express sympathy as visitors depart Naseagaweya and Mrs Colin Cameron undergoes health recovery.
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Eden Mills
Nabaagaweya
Amaghiog
Mogera
George
Bamasi Agnew
Nassagaweya
John Anderson
Knatchboll
Charles Wilfrid
David WH. Taylor
Nagsaga‘weya
Thoraday
Scanlan
Messra
Jamon Miller
Joseph
D. Kateh
Hotere
Wawasan
Naseagaweya
Colin Cameron
Nasaagaweya
Obituary and Local News From Eramosa Community
Thera died at his home in Eramosa on a Wednesday in his 63rd year, an industrious uncle figure in the township. Peter McGregor of Paslinch, a farmer, was noted as her father in law to Poat master Sutton of Guelph. Luther Keatle of Maddock's Drug Store at Guelph recovered from a threatened appendicitis. P. C. Atkinson of Guelph sold a fine general purpose mare to Fred Marsh of Rockwood at a high price. The Ka-no ta Medicine Co. held free town hall concerts to promote remedies and reported fair sales. A lamp contest for the infant with the most votes drew excitement. Joseph James’s baby won. The Rockwood and Acton hockey teams tied 6–6 in a Friday night match. Hortop led a Conservative rally here with support from Elliott, MacDonald, and Galbraith opposing Liberals. Elliott of Milton delivered one of the best speeches locally. A skating carnival is announced for the next event evening at the rink, including a two-mile, one-mile, and a half-mile backward race with prizes.
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Thera
Eramosa
Peter McGregor
Paslinch
Douglas McGregor
Poatmaster Sutton
Guelph
Luther Keatle
Maddock
P. C. Atkinson
Fred, Marsh
Rookwood
Ka-no Ta Medicine Co
Jos
James Baby
Rockwood
Acton
Agore
Hortops
Measra
Hortop
Elliott
MacDonald
Galbraith
The
Mercury
Milton
Atention
Bers
Trade totals for seven months end January reported
Ormywa's official Gazette lists seven month trade results with total commerce at 188,859,491 up from 162,170,710 an increase of 26,688,781. Imports stand at 72,088,500 for seven months versus 63,566,011 last year, exports at 111,274,832 up 86,003,000, duties collected 11,033,989 up 1,?91,400. January imports rise 2,400,000. monthly duties up 510,000 from prior year.
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Ormywa
Notes on Acton visitors and local movements
A look at travels and visits around Acton includes Mina Welker returning from Toronto and Miss Lottie Wood visiting Palmero. Several residents depart for work or study in British Columbia, Toronto, and Hamilton, with others hosting relatives in town. The piece notes a few health updates and a significant illness in Rev Dr Carman’s wife in Toronto.
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Lottie Wood
Palmero
Emma Noble
Rockwood
Phomio Lang
Brampton
Burlington
Acton
J .M. Bell
Brookville
Goodove
Trinlity College
Toronto
Toeasay
John McDonald
Carpenter
British Columbia
February Roll of Honor at Acton Public School
The February roll lists top pupils from Acton Public School across departments. Senior and junior classes record high scores such as Jeanie Garney 274 and Myrtle Matthews 281, with marks possible varying by department. Teachers include T. Moone and J. E. Parrerson.
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Acton Public School
Yinst
Olves
Clara Cobban
Bertie B Speight
Edith Wicklin
Gertrude Olana
Jeanie Garney
Robie Smyth
Bonie Wallace
Mabel Moore
Qlaes IV
Mabel Soper
Ettie McDonald
Geo, Oram
Lotta Ebbage
Ida Laird
Mary Goodeve
Josie Stephenson
Florence Roper
Herbert Fyfe
Myrtle
Matthews
How‘land Brown
Maud Henderson
Roy Arnold
Go, McPraw
Ena Pearson
Hazel Mann
Jennie Smith
Tanier Clace
Daniel Ritchie
Ruby Clark
Frnook-Havill
Marke
J. EB. Parrerson
Charlie Matthews
Myrtle Dills
Mamie “Agnew
Myrtle Soper
Reine Mallen
Clifford Ramshaw
Martha Storey
Lissie Welsford
Merle Frick
Willis Kenney
Alex. McQueen
Eva Jeans
Vincent Goodove
Lara Coleman
Florence Speight
Marke Poamble
E. H. McQueun
Nerviline Promoted as Quick Nerve Pain Remedy
An advertisement-like fragment touts Nerviline as a powerful treatment for neuralgia and nerve pain, claiming fast relief and pleasant effects. The text urges readers to try the remedy.
Georgetown Celebrates Return of Local MP John Barber
The Georgetown community celebrates John R. Barber's election as M P P with a large turnout. Residents praised Barber and his Liberal victory over Halton Conservatives, while speeches by N W Rowell and others underscored party unity. Local religious and civic leaders attended meetings, and community events followed the result. Concerns about food shortages in Spain and rising wheat prices were noted as distant but pressing issues.
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Barber
Georgetown
Halton
McLeod
Local Resident Killed Crossing Track While Intoxicated
Anstarion Ontario March 1 Alex McNab a well known resident was killed Saturday evening when struck by an express train crossing the Tadlway track. He was seen intoxicated minutes before the accident and survived with injuries for two hours.
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