Neighborhood News Reflects Local Visits and Industry News
Mrs Elizabeth Langan of Toronto spent the weekend at her home here. Mr and Mrs Frank Galloway of Burlington visited relatives. Kathleen Treanor of St Joseph's Hospital Guelph was in town. Dr Dickie of Elora dropped by to see friends. KE Young, recovering at St Joseph's Hospital, anticipates returning home soon. Smith and Slane Ltd close Georgetown plant temporarily. Lions Club dinner hosted guests G 2 Quatar and Wm F Dresden. Georgetown Porcelain Corp. plans soon to begin operations after attracting inquiries. Rov Mr and Mrs Aking visited Loronto. Many attended Erinvan to see the Enox Players. James Cree, recently ill, is improving at home. Mrs Eri J Wright and Joan and Jean Smith visited Mr and Mrs Soper's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Langan
Toronto
Frank Galloway
Burlington
Kathleen Treanor
Nursing Star
T. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Smith & Slane Ltd
Georgetown
Lions Club
G. 2. Quatar
Onnirer
Canadian National Institute
Bind
Wm. FP
Dresden
Ontario
Georgetown Porcelain Corporation Limited
Aking
Loronto
Erin
Acton
Pathe
James Cree
Eri. J. Wright
Joan
Jean Smith
Mra
Frank Yetman
Familly
Voramto
Workesher Club Annual Meeting in Campdellville Village
The Workesher Club of Campdellville held its annual meeting at Norrlah's Wall on a Tuesday evening. Officers elected include President Y McPhail and Secretary Frank Will. membership reported at fifty one with plans for a field day and garden party in early summer. Visitors from Toronto and local residents dropped by. other notes mention hospital progress and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workesher Club
Norrlah
Y. McPhail
BE. Adamson
Beervetary
Frank Will
EB. Cairns
J. Gilmour
Mitchell
W. Redding
J. Kennedy
R. Laking
MM. McPhail
Mixa Jean MecFhail
Afisa Estelle Ne
Toronto
Gerald Richards
Toronto, Also At the Home of Mr. J. Roberts
Exther Wheellhan
Hamilton Hospital
Join Heattle
W. J. Woll
Yast
A. Moore
Als “McDonald
Taylor
Messrs
Wood Crawford
Cairns
Nel Martin
Campbell Lodge
Local notices and travel plans from Milton to Scotland
Milon AIL Barton a dairyman left last night on a two month trip to England. The Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Company adopts daylight saving time. David Anderson left for Glasgow Scotland for a well earned vacation. Wossington Ware recently graduated in theology at St Andrew's College Barkatoon Sask expects to be home in a few days. Cyrus Lawrency of Saskatchewan visits brothers in Sheridan after several weeks in Florida. Planning a three months trip to Palestine. Kilbride Institute and families enjoyed a social event hosted by Mountain Union Womens Institute. Mr and Mrs Lorne Peacock spent time in Chicago at their uncle J J Puachek's home. Rev Wolace Kaye of Mansewood returned to England after his father's death. An estate of 8310 left by Charlotte Alice Baker Waterdown with probate granted. Doris M Hews inherits the entire estate. Milton residents resume weekly band practice led by KR Buckell. Judgment for 400.40 and costs awarded to Elgin Moore against William O Campbell over a lumber partnership dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wossington Ware
St. Andrew's College
Barkatoon
Sask
Cyrus Lawrency
Saskatchewan
N. W
O. A. Lawrence
Sheridan
Florida
Mountain Union Women’s Institute
Kilbride Institute
Sall
Milton
Champion
Lorne Peacock
Chicagoy
J. J. Puachek
Wolace Kaye
Mansewood
England
Nips
Charlotte Alice Baker
Waterdown
Doris M. Hews
Inherlie
Waitate
KR. Buckell
Queen’s Own Rifles Band
Toronto
Ieader
Hrampton Horid
Thomson
Elgin Moore
Nelson Township
William O. Campbell
Burlington
Athy
Lumber Businens
Georgetown Chronicle Social Notes and Local Marriages
Mrs. Limehouse remains under a doctor’s care with hopes for a quick spring recovery. Mr Gordon secures summer work at the O A C in Guelph after a successful season. Mr Pred McCartney and family return to Georgetown from QueANetown amid home quarantine. Presbyterians host a Kocla evening at the Newtons. Miss Nelle Long of Georgetown marries Mr John Smith of Collingwood at the Parsonage Linehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughty
Gordon Fatherland
Maninationn
Guelph
Pred McCartney
Queanetown
A. Meredith
Georgetown
Myx
John Newton
Nelle Long
Myr
John Smith
Collingwood
Linehouse
Community Notes From Ebeyrzer United Church
The Ladies' Aid and Women's Missionary Society met in the church parlor on Tuesday afternoon. Funeral attendance included Mrs Langford’s relative in Haysville Muskoka. Elders John Marshall and D C Campbell were elected for three years at Ebenezer United Church. Mothers Day services planned for next Sunday. Various locals from Knatchbull Orangeville and Milton were noted as visiting or traveling over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid and Women's Missionary Society of
The
Ebeyrzer United Church
Mirland Mra
A. Darby
Mra.t. Gungford
Wnatchbull
Langford
Haysville
Muskoka
George Stokes and
Familly
Campbellville
George Michie
Kniutchbull
Bert Nightingale
Orangeville
Arthur Nightneale
Knatchbull
Local church notes and community events in Guelph area
Sunday services at United Church. preparatory sermon by Rev W J Gallagher of Chalmers United. Miss Margaret McNabb graduates from Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute. Nursing graduate D De Gray attends YWCA dance. Sympathy extended to Frank Major on daughter Amelia Meckachem's death in Erin Township. Various social and family visits noted including Rev W H McCracken and Mrs McCracken and Margaret at a dinner in Guelph. Worn Tasit presbytery wedding attended. Misse Croft attends funeral of Amelia Wirge, Burgesses. Townites listed visiting and traveling to Dundas, Brampton, Simcoe, Toronto, Stratford, Seaforth and Goderich. highway work between Guelph and area progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
W. J. Gallagher
Chalmers United Church
Frank Major
Norman Meckachem
Erin Township
Presbyterian Church
Board of Managers
W. H
McCracken
Margaret
Cyril Andernon
Guelph
Mike
McCutcheon
W. McCracken
Worn Tasit
Mises Croft
Amelia Wirge
Burgesses
Edna
Dorothy
Roth Mckeewh
Mary Me Joy
Everton
Angus Carter
Seaforth
Goderich
Her A. Dyer
Murdo Munrn
Guulph
The Shining Way Cantata at Everton Church
The cantata The Shining Way was performed Sunday evening in the Church of Oblat by the Osprings choir and Everton church members. Mrs Jackson visited at the church of her daughter Mrs G G Robertson. Mr W P Roynders stayed a few days with his aunt at Fork Burwell. Mink Lucy Underwood visited Guelph last week. Mr and Mrs John MacCutcheon Wilbert and Mrs G G Robertson and Mrs D Jackson attended the funeral of the late W I Rowan at HW Masbury on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Oblat
Osprings
Everton Church
Jackson
Ute
G. G. Robertson
W.P. Roynders
Fork Burwell
Mink Lucy Underwood
Local Social Notes From Erin and Surrounding Areas
Erin Roy Hedden of Ohio visits Mr and Mrs J A Stephens and Mrs Hush and Mrs A Honma spend the weekend with friends at Hromptin. Mr and Mrs Muuy of Chudlph visit Mr W A Campbell. Warrenlis buys the May farm behind the village and takes possession. W J Cook buys Uhr ture lot in Erin township and moves in. Miss Agnes Wurt under doctor care in Toronto area. Inte Walker injures hand in wringer accident at a power washing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ifall
Urambton
W. J. Cook
Uhrture
Erin
Possesion
Vickers
Litle
Regina
Bosak
W. Mull
Fred Wilgon
Guelph General Tinguut
Agnes Wurt
O. Toure
Toronto
N. Pegelow
UW Hanover
Pegelow
Pegelow Returning With Him After Spending A Week With Relatives, Mins
Walker
Advocate
Public Auction Sale Notices and Livestock Share List
We. LL. DAVIDSON to sell by Public Auction on Lot 1 Second One Esquesing adjoining Acton on Friday May 1st 1907 at two o'clock sharp. Livestock and farm goods include numerous cows with calfs at foot, steers, yearlings, sheep, sows and boars, bred and fresh stock from prizewinning lines, with farm implements and pots, drills, plows, and ridges. Terms cash with credit on purchases over months. discounts for cash and Montreal bank draft approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. LL. Davidson
Esquesing
Acton
Tolsten
Helfern
Calvin Wall
Jersey
Oxford
Oxford Ram
Burke
Yorksmire
F. Robertson
Acta
Mihoellanhoux
Rinset
Dooley Howe
Drink of
Montreal
Adta
Oakville Notes Wide Range of Local Happenings
Mrs D Smith returns to St Jude s rectory from California and Mrs W A Chisholm returns from Victoria BC after months away. King Construction Co starts work on Toronto Hamilton highway property for Heaters Ganado Industry. Mr Sauvage suffers broken ribs in an accident at home. Joyce property at 66 George Street sold to K G Finlay of Toronto and Finlay plans alterations. Evelyn Stormstead on European tour. Inspector M Van visits High School to finish spring inspection. A list of neighbors visits J W Elliott on Douglas Avenue. Live watch draw by University Post Canadian Legion held at Gregory Theatre. Laurin Chisholm wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. D. Smith
St. dJude's
California
W. A. Chisholm
Victoria
The
King Constriction Co
Oakville
Ganado Industry
Richard Johnson
Toronto-Hamilton
Sauvage
W. O. Joyce
George Street
Garlond
Charles Austin
Chitham
May Maud Eliott
Nelson
B. G
J. WE. Eliott
Douglas Avenue
Canadian Legion T
Gregory Theatre
Lauriy Chisholm
Burlington News Highlights Local Moves and Canals Opening
Mr and Mrs George Yt Harris return from wedding trip. Dr A H Speers begins 40th year in Burlington. Mrs HL Paylor returns from Jacksonville. A Spencer Amilth grocer retires after 18 years at present stand. Bridge at canal opens boosting traffic. canal and buses now run to city. Special constables at beach outskirts to restrict heavy traffic after and before next Sunday. Nearby plants and east works unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Harris
A. H. Speers
Burlington
HL ‘Paylor
Boach
Jacksonville
Florida
Amilth
Mhursday
Smith
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Isabella Susan Taylor
Notice is given under the Stops Act that all persons with claims against Isabella Susan Taylor late of Crowsons Corner Ontario deceased must send particulars to Jeremiah Tiller Taylor Executor at 230 Way Street Lorento Bollettor by May 20 1931. After that date distribute assets among those entitled based on notices received. Datad at Toronto April 20 1931. Attorney for Executor AGNEW YARRISTER 230 Way Street Lorento 2 Bollettor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ig Council Chamber
Ynnbolla Busan Taylor
Aald Crowsons Cormera
Bramons
Theruto
Toronto
Jeremiah Tiller Taylor
Crewnons Cornard
Ontario
Hetert GO
Agnew
Yarri
Mother's Day Service and Music at Congregation
Sunday May 10 features a Mother's Day service with special music by the choir. Sabbath School begins around 10 40 a m and the minister invites everyone to attend. A second service at 1 00 p m includes "A Mother's Wages" and "Mie Mother of the Prince" with a duet by two soloists. Always welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behool
Choly
To Let Good Pasture Home on Lake Avenue Acton
For sale and rent a seven room bungalow on Lake Avenue Acton with veranda bath modern conveniences, garage, small barn, and a fine lot on the shore of Barry Lake. Owner leaving town, no longer needed. George Robertson contact RR No. 25 Concession 0 Nassagaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Acton
Barry , Lake
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Campdellville
Ail Barton
David Anderson
Glasgow
Scotland
Limehouse
Hockwoo
Capitol Theatre
D. McMullen
Gary Cooper
Finming Wellout
Yani Grey
Sigmund Romberg
Moir
Man
Janet Gaynor
Charles Yarrell
S. Kem
Aston
Llank
Court of Revision
Isabella Susan Taylor
Crewsons
Ion
County of
Wellington
Delux
Tbs
Silverwqon
Geet
RED & White
J. W. Jones
Acton, Ont
Nowmsnece
Tos Metallite
Ibman
R Jones
Ford Motor Company
Auda, Limited
Ford
MAIN
Norton Motors
Ford Sales and Service
Fordson Tractors
Wunited Church of Canada
Hevy
L. Peela
B. D. Parsonage
Willow Street
Presbyterian Nox Church
J. L. Bennie
Acton Baptist Church
W. J. Hamilton
Mui Street
George Finney
Nasagaweya
R. Rawson
Acton Free Press
G. HW. Switzer
Parm
Hox
Free Press
Bath
Kennedy Block
J. A. Smith
FL McMillan
Frederick Street
George Robertson
Rh. RR
Nasiagaw
Norman MétKachern
Sid
L. H. Litorey
L. Whitey& Bons
Pallant
Acton Agonoy
Telephone
Richard. H. Blanche
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