Local notices mix in dense world of Ontario town life
The Streets and Walks Committee reports attractive figures from contractors for permanent pavements. Rev J A Doyle speaks on forward movement to missions. The Guelph District Woman's Missionary Society holds annual convention in Fergus Methodists. Arbor Day plantings brighten playgrounds. Lectures on Armenians and Mohammedans amuse Presbyterian audience. Tannery additions and road improvements announced. Wheat and flour markets rise as shipments to Liverpool proceed. Burlington by law restricts bicycles on sidewalks. registration and fees required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Doyle
Guelph
Woman's Missionary Bariery
Methodist Church
Methodiat
Fergus
Bolibol
A. W. Campbell
Georgetown
Acton
Ab Mt Co
George Leslie
Lot
Con
Erin
David
B.W. Goodeve
Wycliffe College
Acton Tanning Qo
Lessh
I. Holmes
Kinnaird Bros
Messrs
John and
Duncan Robertson
Naseagawoya
Agnes and
Maria Streets
Joseph Anderson
Hariney
Man
Messrs. Robertson Bros
Abia
Henry Cole
David Mills
D. William
Holmes Weigh Coales
Wilbur ‘Streat
Church
Eilgin Street
Sheda
Doctora
Justices of the Peace
Frank. Hartia
R. Noble
Harris
Liverpool
Clark
Burlington
C. W. Hill
Hill
Obas
H. Hill
J.G
William A. Willett
Chas. H. Hill
Halevy
Bonheuer
Mersin
Davies
Town considers electric light plant for municipal profit
Acton council weighs installing an electric lighting plant after consultant R J Parko reports on costs, capacity, and revenue. Estimates show a complete plant under 45 000 with 700 lamps and 60 hp engine, aiming to serve 400 lamps townwide over three years and attract private customers at about 2.50 per lamp per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotana ‘Stroota
R. J. Parko
Toronto
Maureal
Parko
Parte
Sampa
Ab -Inc
Ganoratoy
Aston
Aoton
Lro
Raton
Acton
Eagia
Topaira
Canada
Visiting friends and travelers in Acton and area
Column of personal notes from Waterloo Chronicle listing residents and visitors. Movements include trips to Toronto Guelph Brampton Hanover Brandip Manitoba Winnipeg and Dryden with mentions of local transitions and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxn Press
Purag
Mins Clark Mamahan
Guelph
James Brown
Toronto
Willie McNabb
Friends
James Hickey
Georgetown
Acton
J.as McGrail
Kenda
J. E. Lancely
Brampton
Moorecroft
John W. Bewa
Milton
John Ballantine
Lou ‘Finanagas
Hanover
Misa Foster
Robinson
Wm. Noble
Moffat
St. Paul
Biasone
Nioian Lindasy
N. FP
Lindaay
Thomas
Easton
J. FP
Halated
Kimbey
Hia
Winnipeg
McGibbon
Sarnia
Haitie'Tharston
Aatoo
Clas
Moogh
Waterloo Chronicle
Fred Bryers
Montreal
William Bryers
Jessie Nicklin
Brandop
Man
Tard of letters praise Tire Brigade for timely service
The Reeve prints letters from Acton residents praising the Tire Brigade after a recent fire at a tannery. Dean Bin expresses pleasure in contributing 1500 to Fire Brigade funds in recognition of the violent and timely service provided. The messages thank the brigade for their ready assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire Brigade
Pean
Bag Neove
Acton
Dean
Brigada Funda
Brigada
Maxsne
May flowers arrive as spring brings new activity
Mr. D Townsend returned from Worthweat after visiting for the Bhat Exooth and purchased 20 acres near Neepawa. Trustees of the Methodist Church discussed reopening the church, with possible relocation if the effort fails. Several locals suffered minor injuries, partial layoffs, and new arrivals plan work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Townsend
Ho Hen
Neepawa
Methodist’ Church
J. Coburn
Linen and damask sale notes with varied sizes and prices
Unbleached and bleached linens offered in multiple widths and sizes. Twilled fabrics listed as 72 and 8r inch with prices 65 to 75 cents, sheets 72x99 and 82x90 hemstitched, towels 21x42 and 22x44 at 15 to 20 cents each. Special job in hemstitched linen towels noted with limited quantities.
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CHE Bank OF Hamilton
Hamilton
Onn Stuart
A.G. Rambay
Oacu
Joan Puccron
A.T. Woon
A.M. Ley
Wat. Gillion Alp
Pulrmull
JLB
Stilven
Asst
H. M. Watson
Georgetown Agency
United States
Great Britain
J. Pbell
ONT
GEO. Hynds, Jewelery and Stationery Store
The
Acton Free Press
Council
Gualph
Presbyterian Church
D. Seronian
Uren
Walker Lodge
Bandaya Bohool Association
Elm‘Brrest Methodist Church
Venus
Eandowa
Barmera
H. Matthews
Heo
Montly
Borlin
Norval
Elora Morphants
Halton
Will Meod
Ab Spreeteville
Dtb
Been
L. G. Matthews
Mill Breet
Parke Givas
Soo Lanpa
Jennie Smith
Victoria
University, Toronto
W. H. Garnham
Afail
Empire
Cubs
H. P. Moore
Methodiat Book and Publishing House
Henry Qulloden
W. G. Qulloden
Halton New Era
Western Railways
Bia’ Company
Culloden
Av. Secord
Brunswick Smith
B. A
A. Sacord
McGill University
Sic Wm
van Horne
Barrie
Paul Kennedy
Dryden
Algom
Kennedy
New Ontario
Paine’s Celery. Com
Paine
Erer
Yonra
D. H. Hastomn
Laobate
J. Stalker
John A.’ McDonald
Quippelle
Beardmore &Co
Prabbon
Bove
Crewsons Corners
Jas. Damper
Wm. Gray
G.A. Ramehaw
Low Villa
Charlie
Ae. Wim
Cripps
J Safsaparilla
Som
Mangel Seed
Mammoth Long
Geo. J. Thorp
Hood
Tate
Torfagt
Bee McKee
Paris Green
Toner
Ieee
Stone
Wellington
Ure
Pewriter Ty
Tha ‘Williams
M’ Tn O., Limited
Maskore
Michinan
P.Q
Waters’ Eyos
the Picture Gallery
Henry Grindell
Arya
Eandling
Kcal Oupfry CO
Picton, ‘Ont
Symon Bros
E. R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham Street
King and Hughson Sts
Madras
Vigoroux
Shepherd
Ontario
Thomas C. Watkins
Priestley
Vigoreux
C. PF. Goodeve & Co’s
Sie
McMullen
Picton
Tae GB
Greening Wirn Co
Linkrep
James Coorre
Eenens
Dames
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