Spring Notes and Local Events Signal Fresh Season
The article mentions spring starting next Tuesday and Saint Patrick’s Day customs. It notes equinox weather next week, longer days, warm spells, and a firestorm last year’s end. It cites a bid for fixtures at Knox Church in Toronto and a Victoria Hotel owner fined for leave issues, with mentions of cattle shipments and robin sightings in mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
John ‘McAteer
Victoria ‘Hotel
Guelph
Knox. Church
Toronto
America's First Dwellers Exhibit Focus At Union Meeting
The Baptist Young People's Union will study America's Aborigines with Rev. W. S. McAlpine presenting sketches on the Indians of the Americas. Relics will be exhibited, inviting public attendance. Separately, reports describe a burglary at Rev. T. Albert Moore's Hamilton residence during church services, with a gold watch and jewelry stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baptist Young People's Union
W.8. McAlpine
Americas
Hamilton
T. Albert Moore
Zid Tabarnadle
Moore
Albert
Annie
Lorne
Bath
Torna
Niagara
Jane
Halton Regiment
Atlanta
International Sunday Bohol Association
Georgia
Ontario
Beai
J.maclaren
Alfred Day
Rd. Soore
H. C
McMallin
Picton
Aio
Birge
F. B
Holtby
Mitchell
Dr. Filley
Bowmanville
J. J. Redaiss
Uxbridge
Biatton
Steele
Britain
Home
Edward Sharp Hae
Bs. Joseph’s Hospital
Guelph
Acton Snetwick
Thureday
Waa Ja
Wurgury
Draapad
Han County
Sharp
Toronto
McGeath
Baeband
Rone -Sharp
Mercer’ Reformatory
Secore
Sander
A. H. Frankisad
William. Lounk
Dominion
Mnd
Ohar
bin Vy
Defraud
Guelph Street
Toron Marhie
Farm Moves and Neighborhood Changes Reported
Names and families relocate within the area as farms pass between owners. John Cookbarn of Paalinch moves to Thoraday Institute area and Ramey, once of Nannaga weya, shifts to Hin farm near Aberfoyle. The Wilson, Claire, Locker families relocate to Knatchball area and Acton, with spring birds singing signaling seasonal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Harmer
John Cookbarn
Paalinch
Thoraday
Ramey
Nannagaweya
Hin Farm
Hear
Aberfoyle
John ‘Mith
North West
Inaba
Smitha
Iehpe
B. Wilson
Knatohball
Toba
Claire
Wao Anderson
Knatchball
Goo. T. Locker
Knathball
Acton
Thera
Local notices note recoveries and visits in the district
Fragmentary item reports Mrs. Wen Snookhammer renewing eight questions yesterday and mentions Mr John Coleman in Hamilton. Bert Gibbons has been ill and is slowly recovering. H Allan of Acton visited Amble's last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Snookhammer
Addie
Lanby
John
Coleman
Hamilton
Bert Gibbons
Allan
Acton
Amble
Free Library Board Meeting Notes February Activity
The Free Library Board met Monday evening with members present. Report shows February issues: 261 books issued across genres including history, biography, travels, science, general literature, poetry, fiction, religious. Receipts from catalogues and cards 90 cents, renewal cards 6 cents, dines 95 cents. total 1.00 less stamps 10 cents, net 81.71. The Book Committee will invite publishers Friday to select titles for the year. Board adjourned at 8.86 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Library Board
J. B.ouks
J. A. McLachlan
M. A
K. Godden
Job Cameroni
H. BP
Moore
H. A. Macpherson
Mrs Barber Dies After Critical Operation at St John’s Hospital
Mrs Barber wife of John R Barber M P P died after a severe relapse from a winter attack. An operation was performed at St John’s Hospital Toronto to aid her condition but she never recovered, passing Thursday night in Georgetown. Funeral services drew a large crowd with many business closures in town. She was forty eight, survived by three sons and two daughters. She was a daughter of the late Francis Barclay Registrar for Halton. The Barber family and many from Oakville and Milton attended. Rev H E Mapon and other pastors led services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Barber
Francis Barclay
Halton
George
Thay Mogra
John R
John R. ‘Barber, M. P. P
Messra
Frank
Bert
Ray Barber
Barclay
R. J. Hem
Street
Milton
John Barclay
Oakville
Anole
Toronto
Mensra
Robert
Walter’ Barber
Dr. Barber
Mimiao
Moura
F. McKinnon
JF. Dale
F. Mansell
G.E. Ghallis
Jos. Williams
Richard ‘Brown
Edward ‘Trout
Jobn Waldie
John Flett
Neil McCrimmon
Ww. B. Ryrie
William Newton
Shanenyntred Dorham
James McCulloch
Rookwood
Newton
Antigoniah
N.B
John Nickell
Nickell
Minas McTavith
Paul- Kennedy
Hite
Kime
McDerimid
Mary
Linde Rave
George Proctor
Enghth Pharoh
Toho
Community notices and travel updates from Acton area
Local column lists visitors and familiar faces including Rotland Smith returning from gait, Julia Keibbe visiting Portage, P McGregor in Toronto, W Waters visiting Acton, and Rev J Ay McLachlan touring the Maritimes. Attends funerals, church calls, and minor travels across Ontario with mentions of Ottawa, Milton, Norval, and Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Rotland Smith
Julia G. Keibbe Iofe
Portage da Rable
Sun
Toronto
Acton
W. Waters
London Road
Gualph
Wilbert Lovell
Warratulgir
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Bank OF Hamilton
ONT
Savings Department
Ceorgetown
J.,p. Bell
Acton Free Press
Free Press
Milton Champion
Reformer
Baatér
Nassagawey
CRE
the Free Library
John R&r. Barber
St. John’s Hospital
Tuesaday
Brest
Gelkirk
Daly
Jina
Mrrdient
Denny Wis
Norval
D. Henderson, M
Milton Jass
Nieve
Mir
BA Nicklin
Altura Sen
J. Ay McLachlan
Ottawa
House of Commony
Murray
Maritime Provinces
Saccem
David McKeown
Acton Lat Wesk
Robert Wilcog
Alfred Baatoh
Lia
Thao Arstically Iil
Chicago
J. W. Rae Will
Gaviph Henin
Feom
R. Atkinson
Berlin
Memra
D. Henderson
George Havill
Werdel
Robert Wilson
Wiliam Owens
Carter
Prosia
Julio Oliver
Philadelphia
Karenta
Athousand
Tonau
Coagh
Hood
Chas. L. Nelles
Upper
Wyndham ‘Street
J. D. McKeh
Wndow
Bs Mz Jonald & Bro
BREA
Great Britain
London
Paris
New York
Manny
Lennox
Dresmmaker
E.R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham Street
C. F. Goodeve & CO
Oxford Shoes
Neill
Shoe
Man
Catile
Vernala
GA. Brodié
Bethesda
Idya
Lambe
the Pickhardt Renfrew Co., Limited
Brouffville, Ont
Enton
Sacther
Macdonnell
Timothy
Ouraries
Me Lalo
Wien
Stearns
Mstarke
A. Ramsham
Cooper & Akins
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