Town notes on farming, church events and local matters
A compilation of small town items covers an orchestra plan for Friday, maple syrup season, poultry rules, renovations at Toronto Suburban station, Easter services at St Joseph's and St Alban's, weather highlights, Red Cross canvass progress, farm labor procurement, a quiet wedding at Colebrook, Brandon arrivals, Easter music at St Alban's, and parish affairs. Names include Mr. Hurdin, Mr. Rayce, Mr. Radford, Rev. Doyle, L B Shorey, Mary Warner, Annie Carnahan, and Teresa Bridge. Local notices touch on auctions, harvests, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hurdin
Olean
Rayce
Toronto
Colebrook
L. B. Shorey
Acton
Mary Beatrice Warner
Coleman Warner
Kingston
J. PF. Everson
St Alban's Church
St Alban's
Ttm
Viewar C. Ariidge
Burstone
Maunuell
Godnod
Qreen Wil
Humper
Nune Dimitria
Mr. Aldridge
Ballinafad Ladies Institute Bar Social Friday
The Ballinafad Ladies Institute will hold a Bar Social in the hall on Friday evening. Several locals return home for holidays and a large sale of Ira Vunnatter stock drew strong interest with notable prices. An upcoming big auction of Bennett Hotel contents is listed for April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Women's Institute
Women's Institute
Alex. Yeu
Knox Avenue
Sven
Acton
Ballinafadee
Ladies Institute
Cora Vannatter
Wm. McKay
Jestle
Toronto
B. Conover
Eriniale
Ira B. Vannatter
Misa Winnie Spear
Ballinafnd
Mus Lang
Bennett Hotel
Georgetown
Hank
Meru Community Notices and Events
Moore and Mrs. Damper of Guelph visit a mother here this week. Mr and Mrs Geo Lantz from Acton spend Easter with relatives. Mr J Gambl’s guests include A Currig family from Xclaw. Daylight Saving appears opposed by farmers. Upcoming events include Red Crown Mon social April 6 in Acton and several sales and stock events through April. R J Kerr, Young St Act, phone 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sinclair
Guelph
Ira i. Vunnatter
St. J. Kerr
Uoneer
A. E. Currie
Osprings
Toyind
Caledéniky
James Wallis
Hrumpton
Augusta
Scully & Dpearen
Hillview Darling
Heath Anthony
Norval
Clinton Swackhamer
Rosetta
Bute
McGill
Brampton
Wlanchard
Burlington
Hugh Clark
Robin O'Day
Fred Wien
Erin
Meru
Moore
J. Damper
Triands
Geo
Lantz
Acton
J. Gambly
A. Currig
Af. God. Qrahupr
Morgan Crowson
Luainafad
Chas
K. Hatley
Stock
Duplementas
John H. Rood
Mimosa
Homehold Effects
T. H. Webb
den Mills
Boracs
Hangabaldy Effoatah
Useday
Walter Wheeler
Otfuth
Far Stock
R. J. Kerr
Young St
Aot
Milas Hertle H. Speleht
Milas Mua Moore Apent Kanter
Toronto
Misa Marngaret Hennett
Roy C. Clark
Jas Stewart
Melvin Mann
George Mann
Stock Avenue
Ernest Warren
James J. Warren
Mra
Edwii Waller
Kerdoan
Milchenor
Bir
Wim. Walley
Agnes
Treet
C. Runsell
Charles Young
St. Foneph's Laland
George Elliott
Win. Alan
Airn
Hobert Grown
John Dick
Mico
Kitchener
George Wallace
Babe
Gunlph
Chester Wallace
Montreal
Harenta
I. K Johnstone
Sadlutoan
Sauk
Lov
Whson
Bilas Latte Heatt
G.tavia Library Association
Toru
Mia
Chan
Ley
Kruyerndorf
William
Char
Milas Charlotte Mackie
Yoronto
Mir
Aira
Jon Mackie
AL Streot
Inaba Litott
Visitors Travel From Many Towns to Ancestral Homes
Taster visitors were numerous coming from city town and country to ancestral homes for Easter. Toronto Montreal Guelph and Oakville residents were seen returning home for holidays while locals hosted relatives from Bracebridge Hinsdale and Acton. Several Toronto visitors were noted across Easter week with many staying in Acton and surrounding towns.
Local Notices From Milchenor And Nearby Towns
Community members including Edwii Waller and Kerdoan of Milchenor visit and attend family events. Many relatives travel for funerals, holidays, and library meetings as residents from Toronto, Montreal, and other areas gather in local towns for durings days.
Meld competition opens near Rockwood with entry May 20
Neighborhood notes report a Meld competition offering 176 dapelaes for Meld, spring wheat and white oats to be used, entries within 16 miles of Rockwood by May 20. Prizes include 26 for goring wheat and 20 for vatn, with local farm activity and school updates noted alongside community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockwood
Rockwood
May showers bring sowers to the region
The report notes May showers beginning on the first of the month and lists numerous local residents across Guelph, Nassagauweya, Darbyville, and Knatchbull visiting relatives, with family health notes including Mrs. Banleybrook Darbyville’s illness and Mr. William Howard's serious condition. Also mentions Flora Moffat’s appendectomy in Guelph General Hospital and Easter examinations pending reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotde White
Toronto
Arthur Nightisgale
Knatchbull
John Moore
Guelph
T. If Webb
Iden Billy
Wm. Dinmont
Nassagauweya
Birgu Lutts
Corwhin
Vi. Uridgeman
Iatchbull
Jiu
Banleybrook
Darbyville
Willum Howard
Flora Moffat
Tout
Moffat
General Hospital
IV O
McLaughlin
Ibysbury
TH. Nightingale
Shrine
Community bids farewell with gifts and memories
Friends and church members honor Mr and Mrs Tvenn at a gathering that includes a parting gift of an electric reading lamp, warm addresses, prayers, and best wishes for their move to Telephone City. Highlights note Mr Hewns devoted service, Miss Gowdy receives a Canadian government silver medal, and two soldiers report leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovirty
Afva
John Newton
Gawdy
Rogeron
Denk
Tvenu
Everyone, Inc. Minwlonary Society
Manny
Hvens
Church
William Gowdy
Minstionary Society
Thou. Rogerson
BE. Paellkinghornes
Ivenn
Indies
G. E. Polkinghorne
Manter Jimmin Rosa
General Hospital
Guelph
March report from Lorne School No 10 Exsquealng
The March report lists students by merit with daily presence marked by an asterisk. Names include Caroline Ryder Ronald MacEachern Laura Lambert Arnald Macdonald Wilmer Watkins Elmore Johnaton Hennie Macdonald Roy Johnston Hector Macdonald Jessie Ryder Gordon Johnaton Angun Me fachern Rhea Craweon Edna Crowton Laura Murray Charitie Lambert Harold Swackhammer Jean Anderson Velma Murray Mary McEachern Erharta Anderson Muriel Anderson Bobbie Anderson with an average attendance of 20 and Bessie Mullin as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne School
Caroline Ryder
Ronald MacEachern
Laura Lambert Jr
Iiv
Arnald Macdonald
Wilmer Watkins
Elmore Johnaton
Hennie Macdonald
Roy Johnston
Hector Macdonald
Jessie Ryder
Gordon Johnaton
Angun Me Fachern
Rhea Craweon
Edna Crowton
Laura Murray
Chartie Lambert
Harold Swackhammer
Jean Anderson
Velma Murray
Mary MckEachern
Erharta Anderson
Muriel—Anderson
Bobbie Anderson
Bessie EB. Mullin
Also Mentioned on This Page
EO. Aynds
Ontario
bAduuree Press
Rhooln
Ulogs
Hugher
Henderson
United Churches
St Joseph's Church
Hunday
Pather Doyle
News OF
Halton
Farner Club
Halton County
Halton United Farmers
Mirch
Poles Court
Macdonnell Street
Costa
Guelph Merald
Knox Church
Etoy
Wilson
Jesus
Eastartice
Brandon
Biss
Annie Carnahan
Puce
Puras Star
Stansley
Branteys
Dublin
Scheel
Wea
Heatrice Messane
Nellie Ewart
May Gibbons
Catherine Selly
Clarice Hawart
Madaling Gibbons
Wilts Wy
Violet Cressiman
R. H
Frank Creamer
Neenho
Annie Stewart
Ireneley
Martha Mosger
George O
J. Kerr
LIGT
Bales
Atra
Brown
James MebLat
Mina Florence Hollasy
Mia Lauretta Gray
Frank Havill
Mina
Armstrong
Daunsels
W. DD. Smith
Alfred L. Hemuatreot
Mina Bartle Smith
Frient Raorrio
Stanley Ryan
Hery
Victor Gunton
Mina Jeng
McLeod
Wm. Plank
Laura Akins
Selon
Olson
Mins
Dore Harvey
James Firntbrook
Margaret Kennedy
Chan. A. Conway
Uxbridge
Mins Ruby Clark
Jann Martin
Mins Unn Kenney
Mra. Wm. Snyder
Taranto
Misa Edith Renwick
Eastor
Galt
D. L. Jones
Sudbury
Mina Dorothy Nelson
Smithville
MoL_ Alles Maury
Miles Muriel
Lansing
Misa Lotte A. Moore
Charles Hynds
Misa Nelshynds
Joseph Gibbons
Folles
Veal
Wm. Plunk
Miaa
Mamie Malaprizo
Bracebridge
Mixa Clarice Hemstreet
Milton
Acton Friently
Pearl Baker
John Whan
Donald Findlay
Toronto University
Knox Mansa
Kilpatrick
Nall McDonald
Margaret McDonald
Luther
T. Alger
Winnie
Lauter
Wallace Matheson
Fyfe Somerville
Minsea
Florence
Angela Flynn
D. Henderson
Kenneth and
David
Hazel
Jean
Borgho
Stewart
Lawn
James Snyder
Ming Barbara Plank
Enndale
Abe
Bennett
Misa
Minnie Bennett
Preston
Ava
McLum
John Cole
Chatham
Florence Chapman
Calgary
Kubinemi
Colborne
Wit
Harold Davia
Mitchell
Joseph Helmes
Martola Melonguy
Bro
J. J. Kennedy
Main Street
Walter Mlood
Woodstock
Giaveaty
J. G. Chapman
Church Street
John Brown
Miss Worthy
St Thomas
A. M. Campbell
Jessie Munn
Stovonaville
Noessra
Willan
Neil MacNabb
James Jones
Poronto
AL. Forster
Win
Mlank
Quebec
Cor Vautier
The
Free Press
Hugh Logan
Ine
Oakville
J. W. Mowbray
Miluy May Ferrah
J W. A. Ferrah
St. George's Anglican Church
Quelph
Archdeacon Davidson
Regina
HE. F. BD. Woodcock
St Jude's Church
Here
J. W. Hamilton
Cal.noble
Halton Regt
Afonday
Wohilly
Xmouth St. Lant
Bethar- In Tha Afuthodtat
Ibagaweva
Limehoube
Harold Wiles
Mill Street
Acton Creamery Company
Wiliam AcCullough
Robert Allan
Dunald Wardle
Willow Street
Sprit
New Spring
MacDonald
D. E. Macdonald & Bros
Wyndham, Macdonnell and Carden Streets
Lorne
Yan
Houge
Linda
L. Starkman
Shaws Business School
Brea
Alogue
W. H. Shaw
Thia
Western White Fish Co
Harmon Trout
Lake Huron
Chalea
S. J. Stauffer Fish Food Specialist
Jusrf Dbatage
Acton ‘Phone 40
J. R. Livingstone Grocer and Provision Merchant
J. R. Livingstone
Robert Noble, Limited
Clewert
Cataloe
Tepes Ghather Saleel Vue Seeds Limited
Einrol Axes
Lord Rhona
Britain
Willoughby
Grand Trunk
Acros
Trafalgar
Sulldateng
Birsat
Henery
Howe
JO Reams
Neton
Rouma
Pata
Acton - Mouse
Willoughby Farm Agency
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