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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
3
An accident at a Brampton area plant left a Hiten Boy with two fingers severed while operating a dechine. He had been employed about a week and a half. The incident raised questions about factory safety and workers’ compensation.
AGAWEYA Tha Women s Foreign Millian Soci ety held their meeting in the school rep thut Thureday afternoon. Minn Lyle DeAdge was the guest of her abeter, Mrs. Ire Stork of Mana Mills. The friends of Mrs. Stowk will be glad to hear she is slowly improving. Minsee Klima and Pearl Vrank visited their grandparents at Flamburn Med weak. The Babbath School of Hodow Presbyterian Church was reopened last Sunday for the season. Mrs. James Akins was confined to bed last week with an attack of boumation. Mr. Jerry Belt of Actor visited the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win Ball, over Sunday. Mrv and Mrs. Georges Edwards and Miss Tacy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wa Frank. Rev. A. Blair conducted anniversary services last Hebba that Petroi later. Mr. McNair conducted the services. Mr. Thomas Kennedy will hold this auction aslo on May lah. Mr. James Akina bought the fares of the late Mr. Hugh McTavish. Arbour Day was appreciated by country children last Friday with several trees planted. Mr. Wesley Hyder moved to Guelph by Monday. The Bather Sunday School at Knatch ball reopened last Sunday. The trees will be in fall that wet bloom. This week will see most farmers through their weeding. The fall wheat and clover look good in this vicinity. Mrs. John Fletch aided up through fall, Miss Kila Anderson of Guelph spent Sunday with her parents in Nassaga f Darbyville.
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