Fire destroys bank barn on Nassagaweya farm
Fire of unknown origin swept the bank barn owned by Mr Allen on the Robert Smith farm in Nassagaweya on Tuesday morning. The barn was partially insured. Local visitors from Toronto, Milton, Acton and others joined Nassagaweya residents for Victoria Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Robert Smith
Nasaygaweya
Albert Norrish
Toronto
Nassagawrya
Buondoy
James Himpean
Tottenham
Nagangnaweya
G. TY
Ruth Gibson
Orr
Y. ¥. Norrluh
Naaiaquwoya
Women's Institute annual meeting and church events noted
The annual meeting of the Women's Institute at the Mame on Wednesday last week elected Mrs. Frood as president and Mrs. Geo. Robertson as secretary treasurer. The Women Missionary Society met in the church on Thursday with Mrs. Lanllonx leading. Rev. Gandier spoke on the month’s topic. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and children visited Mrs. W. Argo. Warden returned from Erin after attending the funeral of Mrs. Warden. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall hosted a social gathering and music. Victoria Day was observed in the United Church on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frood
Geo. Roberton
Tressurer
Mra
Lanllonx
Mra. (Rev.) Gandier
Mir
Cowan
W. Argo
Mrin Jay
Warden
Erin
J. Marshall
United Church
Local Visits and Society Notes From Campbellville and Area
Campbellville residents Dan Munter and Mrs. Wm McLaren with Mrs. R C Monvies visited Burling ton friends on Sunday. Guelph visitors included Mr. and Mrs. R O Monvies and Milas Hella Ferguson on Monday. Morrilton Choir's Only Sally Anne was well attended Wednesday evening. Miss Agnes Mann of Acton holidaying in the village. Bert Lowrey of Eden Mills visited his aunt Mrs. John Mahon on Monday. Mary Moore of Toronto spent the holiday at her home here. Kelly Sharpe of Montreal visited his parents over the holiday. Mr and Mrs A Mcphe rs of Toronto visited sister Miss McPhee over the holiday. Mrs Eather Wheellhan has recovered well after operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Munter
Wm. McLaren
Burlington
R. OC. Monvies
Milas Hella Ferguson
Guelph
Morrilton
Sally Anne
Agnes Mann
Acton
Bert Lowrey
Eden
Wid
Harvey Puckerby
U Harvey Stuart
J. J. Cranny
John Preaswood
Quarrio
Inc
Ferndale Park
Walter Wayward
W. J. Rutledge
Terra Cotta United Church
Cridwell
Qlen
Ernie Simples
Dives
George ‘Townsend
Riverview Avenue
WH. Wayward
McAndrew
Georgetown
Vi. Logan
Toronto
Robert Puckering
Cheeltenham
Lane
HE. Simpkin
Running Board of Milks Simpkins
Yano
J. van Norman
J. Campbell
Bessey
Pars. Lowell and
Bt. Catharines
L. Webb
Jown
Mian Sirkwood
AL McLean
J. Anderson
Praronte
McLean
Whiley
Babe
Windsor
Cooke
George Cooke
J. Stewart
Elgin Sinclair
Galt
A. Sinclair
Wid Arnold
Everdell
Wwwaburg
George McMillin
Phos. McCutchoon
Everton Cemetery
Menart
E. Penvey
K. Edy
Duncan McTayish
Holliday
Ebn, Bunter
Arnold
Caledon
Sn Croft
Hy J. Croft
Burgent
W. J. ‘Saylor
Jon Little
Mouris
Lorne
James Allan
Thos
Wm. Forsythe
John Coulion
Warry Worrester
Stone Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Present
Rey
W. In
McCracken
Walkerton
Ei Dohn Wylendais
Ottawa
Arthur "Ke, Gaing
Wilbur Corner
Montreal
Dundas
Robert Croft
Gallop
Norval
Mra
Trohnnton
Ming Mitchell
Chuelph
da Wanless
Guelph General Hospital
Julia Jolly
Margaret Doulas
Mra. Jas
Doughla, Br
Local notes on births visits and a village car crash
A May 11 birth is reported in the village along with several social updates. A quarried operation, a dance at Ferndale Park, church service, and house move are noted. A road accident near Cheeltenham injures a young man and damages two cars, while locals report visitors and a thunderstorm event.
Holiday visitors and local events fill Limehouse notes
Mrs J Agnew and Master Fred Smith from Toronto spent the holiday in Limehouse enjoying its scenery. Marshall and the Follett Bros from Toronto visited for leisure. Mr and Mrs E H Vannygater now in Guelph came for the weekend, while Mr and Mrs Douglas Gowdy and son of Montreal visited Gowday's old home. Mrs Vox of Georgetown called on friends. Evelyn Johnson and Miss Isle Davies visited Churchill. Miss M A Caldwell, teacher, spent holidays at Varney Grey. Our baseball team lost to Acton on Wednesday. A local youth play was performed at Churchill and may lead to a reception for “Eha TY.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Fred Smith
Toronto
Limehouse
Marshall
Follett Hros
E. HH. Vannygtter
Guelph
Douglas Gowdy-and-son
Montreal
Mr. Gowday
Vox
Creorgetown
Evelyn Johnson
Mtr
Isle Davies
Churchill
Mia M.A. Caldwell
Seventh One
Varney
Booth Grey
Acton Horn
Burlington Notes and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Fawcett plan to move to Toronto while Mrs Marlyn Cole of New York visits her mother Mrs E B Roderick on Locust Street. Harold Eagle Gan Greer and Ches Gray appointed census enumerators for Burlington. The Tuck anniversary is celebrated. Proctor couple depart for three month Vancouver trip to join sister in Sacramento. Fishing party at Himberley Lake yields fine trout. Rev G W Tebbs attends Hon John S Martin funeral at Port Dover. Mr and Mrs Wm Poer move to town from Hamilton. Burlington to host softball league starting June 4 with Rhynas Tucks Blynal Corps and High School. Three young men arrested for disturbing John Oater’s home. remanded to next Tuesday. Waterworks Commission reports no new motor truck. superintendent's wheelbarrow days cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Proctors Ulster
Sacramento
California
Ham Clarke
Worth. Dynex
Harry Glover
Jonata
Himberley Lake
G. W. Tebbs
John 8. Martin
Port Dover
Chief Smith
John Oater
Barr
Milton
Waterworks Commission
Fishermen fill up town with holiday visits and travels
Community withered by a flood of visitors as numerous fishermen and locals spent the holiday visiting relatives in Guelph Acton and Georgetown. Many families from Toronto Windsor Galt and Lucknow joined, plus civic events like Everton Cemetery clean-up and a Caledon race on the 2nd.
Georgetown News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
The Georgetown column lists residents visiting relatives in Owen Sound and Hamilton, attendees at funerals in Port Dover and Hamilton, and summer plans with family in Montreal and Holstein. It notes moving into a new Market Street home, invitations for the Ontario Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention in 1032, and local band progress under A I Perrott with upcoming Yorodto Exhibition competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolo Jounner
Hilly J
Jack Bebroster
Whiuhener
Spartt
Arnold Holmes
Owen Bound
Mra
Q. T. Mckay
Major Grant
BE. Y. Harraclugh
Kirk
Port Dover
John
Martin
John Balbintine
Buntley
Holnt Claire
Quebec
W. A. Male
Durham Street
Yoooph Beaumont
A. Irk
Heeve George Carrie
Baauewlig
Guelph Hospital
Cgeorgetown
Ontario Volunteer Firemen'a Association
Georgetown
Intera
D. L
Somerville Jant Huriday
Acton
Milton
Quicvilla
Hamilton
Galt
Guelph
Taranto
Wrampton
Montros
Muliy Eniomervilly
J. Ny
New York
Grant H Somierville
Winnipeg
Somerville
Mya
Whittaker
Hineas
A. I. Perrott
Hive
Yorodto
Nerald
Funeral and social notes from Guelph area
The community remembers Mrs. Wo, Burgent with funeral service led by Mew W J Saylor and Rev Jon Little at Stone Church Cemetery. Local residents attend church events, birthday celebrations and holiday visits while Rosewood Boy Scouts plan a debate on government.
Family visit from Toronto and Brianpton relatives
Mrs. August Buntle of bhealeth Une entertained her cousins Mr and Mrs Allen Byers and daughter from Toronto and Mr and Mrs James Marshall of Brianpton for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Buntle
Bhealeth Une, Erin
Allen Byers
Toronto
James Marshall
Brianpton
Bannockburn Women Institute Holds May Assembly
The Bannockburn Woman's Institute met at Mrs D D Morrison's Wadnising home May 20 with strong attendance. Officers for 1081 99 include President Miss Margaret Irown and Secretary Treasurer Mrs John MetLow. A social hour followed after the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Woman's Institute
D. D. Morrison
Wadnising
Institute
Tonorary
Mra
A. G. Clarridge
Margaret Irown
Ail
Mra Warm
Wise
Provident
Mint Janot McDonald
John MetLown
Wdna’ Runnell
Morrison
W. Wiley
Robert Kerr
Mint Do. Cree
Edna Sunell
Lilo MacCullough
Hither Anthony
Kathleen Ryans
Mins Wallace
Ming Margaret Brown
Holiday Visitors Share Times and Talk at Local Homes
The community welcomed relatives and friends over the holiday. Individuals from Toronto Guelph Chatham Acton and Athens visited family in Ospringe and the town. Mrs Towress of Athens delivered an address to 95 ladies at the Church of Christ on Keep Out of Nat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Guelph
Sitchener Mead
Norman Roberton
Phyllis, Acton
G. G. Robertson
Head
Buffalo
McDonald
Toronto
C. Thompson
W. G. Towress
Athens
Church of Christ
E. Sheperdson
Local Notices and Social Updates From Milton Area News
The column records changes in personnel and places in Milton and nearby towns. J A Youman is named Principal of the Ittoh School at Dutton. Mrs. Christine Raynar resigns as high school teacher to teach in Oakville. The Girly Conference in Millan, and talks by speakers from Hamilton and Toronto, are noted. The Royal Templars visit Metropolitan Lodge in Toronto. A plan to take over the Warlington Arena is discussed, needing ratepayer approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalds
Robertson
Ngnbn
P. de Shorey
Ron
John
J. A. Youman
Ittoh
Dutton
Sulette
Mro
Churlen & Roper
Ittle
Chaylus Norman
Cobalt
D. N. Qrose
Lorento
John Pr. Roper
Millan
Halton County
Mia Laura Hall
Acton
Dorothy Mg
Alles Benger
Burlington
W. Gimiluy
Milton
Indy
Han Fist
Royal Templars of
Toronto
Christine
Raynar
Wigh
Atary
Hoy
Warlington
Milton Arena
Roformor
Oakville residents note property sale and local moves
Oakville reports Dr A daques bought residential property on William Heret opposite St Jude’s rectory from W B Davin and has possession. Several neighbors return from illness, and families move within town including Mr and Mrs Jamen to Maple Avenue. A Packard roadster narrowly avoided crash on Moroneth Street during rain. Mrs J W Williams returns from Vancouver after visiting her brother. Around Mrs Hyland New attends Widley College inspection in St Catharines. Thomas McIndoo and family, returning from California, visit Mrs E Thompson at Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa A. Daques
Wiliam
Jude
WB. Davin
Han
Invage
Jon
Phompean
Thompson
aLnimoer
Wolf Elb
Ebebeen
Mra
Jamen
Maple Avenue
Morden
Davin Haw
Frank Pullen
Oakvile
Aldo
A. Devon
Pullen
Mnont
America
Colborna
Porsyth
W. Williams
Vancouver
California
E. Thompson
Park
Brown and wife discuss a dangerous ride
In a humorous exchange Mrs Brown asks about a certain danger and Brown replies with a playful growl describing a rough ride. The chat hints at armed gunmen and a risky excursion, delivered in a colonial regional tone.
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Neighborhood News
Eden Mills
Campbellville
Ospringe
George Mutrie
Grand Valley
Campbell
Woodbridge
Sunter
Barrie Mutrie
Fred Lambert
Eldon
Rov
W. It
Victoria l
Mia
W. J. Jackson
Willan McCullough
Rockwool Boy Scouts
Canada
D. D. Gray
WA. Hosking
McWiliama
Wi. McNabb
Loren J. Guili
Valley Road
Fred Day
Fred Wosking
Varry McPhedran
Ballinafad
Bannock
Eveicton
Oakville
Mra. Brown
Brown
Lan
Pirlees
White Rocky
J. G. Tweddle Fergus - Ontanio
Halton
Liberal-Conservative Association
Walton
Town Hall
Yaronta
Haveral County
Veo M. Mackin“eg
O. H. Elliott
Hawes
DALAY
Rinso Large
Chain
R. J. W. Jones
Georgetown Lumber Co. Limited
British Columbia
United Church of Canada
Acton Ministes
O. L. Pools
B. D. Pursonage
Willow Street
B.A
Geo. Alkens
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Minieter
Habbath School
Bible Nares
Miniater
Cuonday
Minday
Rh. L. Davidson
Ontario
Crescent
Boardels
Apnly Hox
Man
Duruden
Mugene
A. W. Allen
Writish
Brrth
Tha
Aranteed
E. P. Head
Kyeaight
Guegph
George's Square
Kelly & Aiken
Orangevie
Automobile
J. A Smith
Ont
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