Local Notes from Terra Cotta and Surrounding Areas
Terra Cotta resident Mrs George Badge of Toronto spent the 24th with Terra Cotta friends. Miss Wright of Toronto buys land once known as the Stokes homestead and begins a summer cottage on St Mia. Jennie Messurack, injured returning home, is in Guelph Hospital in precarious condition. Mr and Mrs J Enyes move to Brisbane. Weddings revive hope in the hamlet. Mr A Corner plans a move to a quarry near Inglewood. Mr R M Starret opens a new quarry on F Thompson’s farm on the tenth line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wright
Toronto
Stokes
Mia Jennie Messurack
Guelph Hospital
J. Enyes
Death of Mr D H H Wilson Stuns Eden Mills Community
The community mourns the sudden death of Mr D H H Wilson after a prior heart attack he recovered enough to work until Wednesday. He lived much of his life in the area and is survived by a son Norriedh H and daughter Wils Gerald Kean of Eramosa, four sisters and three brothers. The funeral was held Friday with Rev H O W Somerville and Rev W J Taylor assisting. pallbearers included six nephews. The piece also notes the Womens Institute annual meeting and other local notices including a graduation of Mr W J Perlis and a visit to local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. HH. Wilson
Wilson
Mrr. Wilson
Norrlédh H
Eramosa
Wils
Gerald Kean
Robert
George
Eden Milks
Benjamin
West
Hume
Hamilton
James Boles
Guelph Township
Mitchell
Eden Mul
Guelph
Will. Wilson
Will Wilson
Oles
W. Anderson
Margaret Wilson
Yerney
Vera Kean
Loyd Kean
Preemiin Wilson
Womens Institute
J. Gilbertson
James Barden
N. Os. Marshall
W. Murrous
G. W. Pride
Wirs. Wilk
W. Currows
G. W. Bridge
Wilk
The
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Perlis
U. S
W. Croft
Robert Croft
Uttle Daughter
Toronto
Pred Croft
Kitchener
A. Moodle
N. Bowige
Annie’ Dredge
Emedt Dredg
Nassagawe
Charlie Lee
W. Lowre
Aiba Marlon Elliott
Campbellville
Gilbertson
My. Wid
Howie Wright
Quecar Yacker and
Yumlly
Capringe
Edgewood Park
Margaret Murti
Dadenoch
Berty Lowrie
Community Notes From Caledonia to North Bay
Erin Abbott and Jean Abbott visited in Caledonia with their son John on Sunday. Nurse family attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Thompson in Grand Valley on Tuesday. G T Scott family drove to North Bay to visit Walter Scott, with Mary McMillan and John Horton Jr. joining. Ramsden property remodel underway after sale to D S Lelten, expected to improve appearance. Mixes Sparks fainted at Burns Church Sunday morning but recovered at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Jean Abbott
McKechnie
John
Caledonia
Sam Nurse
Mary Thompson
Grand Valley
G. T. Scott
North Bay
Walter Scott
Mary McMillan
John Horton, Jr
Ramsden
D. S. Lelten
Mixes Sparks
Burns’ Church
Hax
Local visitors and health notes fill week in Ospringe
Ospringe Friends report Mrs James Struthers is home recovering from surgery. Numerous weekend visits are listed including Mrs A Kirkwood and Jean from Guelph, Mrs W Webb from Sault Ste. Marie, and families of Aitken Brydon and Stewart. Congregational meeting set garden party for July anniversary services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Struthers
A. Kirkwood
Jean
Guelph
John Aitken
Harold Aitken
Wamillton
Clifton Aitken
Weston
Elmer Fisher
Arlene
Yormer'a
Acton
Welland Allan
James Brydon
Jos. Stewart
David Stewart
Russell Gardler
Mrr
B. Wilson
Mirn
Elgin Bayne
Fergus
M. Standish
D. G. Robertson
A. Cooke
Wugh
J. Flack
Bobby
Mila G. Carter
C. Williamson
Mae Underhill
Preston
Archie Chisholm
Vera Tovell
R. N
Fort Erie
Mm. Chisholm
Erin
McLean
Wilkie
J. Walsh
London
D. Yurrows
Local Health Convention Ties in Toronto and Synod Sessions
Burlington notes report Dr A H W Speers attending the Medical Officers of Health Convention at the Royal York in Toronto last week and a session of the Synod in Hamilton with figures like Hugh Gilbert and E Holly present. Also mentioned are strawberry blossoms and a forecasted June market, a MPs tour of Kirkland Lake mines with Hughes Cleaver, a fraud case against Keith Polley in Milton court, an engagement announcement for Mabel Shepherd to John Freeman, highway controversy near Maple Avenue, a car incident on Brant Street where a three year old caused a vehicle to roll into Burlington Motors, leaving the child uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H W. Speers
Medical Officers of Health
Royal York
Toronto
Hugh
Gilbert
E. Holly
Sdoynra Anglican Synod
Hamilton
House of Commons
Kirkland Lake
Hughes Cleaver
Halton
Keith Polley
Bronte
Munro
Milton
Mabel Ann Elizabeth
T. W Shepherd
Freeman
T. W. Shepherd
John Archibald Freeman
Alfred G. Freeman
Campbellville
Amy
Maple Avenue
Withway Department
Jon
Brant Street
Burlington Matterys Fleetric
Ott
Gazetty
Mrs. John Bennett Passes. Memorial Service Planned
Word came Friday of the death of Mrs. John Bennett, beloved for hospitality and service. The community notes mourn her loss and extend sympathy to the bereaved family. Capt A Vowells and Lieut Graham attended the funeral, with Graham singing a Bennett favorite, Saved by Grace, at the service. A memorial serving for Mr. Bennett is set for Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Community Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Capt
A. Vowells
Orangeville
Lieut
Graham
Oakville
Limehouse area holiday visiting and events noted
The Limehouse column lists numerous visitors over the holiday season including Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dorrie of Wamilton, Toronto guests at Mrs. Norris and Mrs. S. Gale households, and families from Braynpton Terra Cotta and Georgetown. Many motor parties enjoyed the fine weather camping at various spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Dorrie
Wamilton
Wm. Milliero
S. Myr
Allan
S. Norris
Gladys Packer
Toronto
Wm. Gibbs
C.’ Armstrong
Wnd
Miss Ivens
C. Gale
A. Lane
Robert Lane
D. Robertson
R. Storey
DB. McDowell
Chrle Storey
Cecil Shelbourne
Fred Shelbourne
Fred Garnhame
Norman
Léonard Brown
Miss Jackson
Miss McKay
Heliday
Wm. Hall
Acton
Master Hille Milliere
Wm. Aillilere
Lilmehouse Women's Institute
F. Crown
J. MecMennemy
Glen Williams
Myr
Clff Bradley
Georgetown
George Woods
Women’s Association of the United Church
Women's Association of Church
Ince
Rockwood Women's Institute Holds Monthly Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Rockwood Women's Institute met Thursday evening in the Presbyterian Church basement with strong attendance. Mrs Ros Wingrove chaired, and Miss M Findlay and YL Neughan led a varied program featuring pupil songs, a piano duet, readings, and a wine of Irish linen. A luncheon invitation for June 7 at Memorial Hall, OAC Guelph was extended to foreign delegates of the Associated Country Women. Officers were elected for the coming year and Mrs Hanna received a vote of thanks for ten years of service as Secretary Treasurer. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Women's Institute
Wos
Presbyterian Church
Ros. Wingrove
Missa. M. Findlay
YL. Neughan
Gloria Peal
Phyllis Dean
Helen Royce
Floris Gordon
Vern Kelly
Marian
Kathleen Taylor
Ao Peper
P. Powers
Kenneth Guild
The
Women's Institute
Annie Jol- Affe
Ldled
Mtermorial Hall
O.A.C
Guelph
Country Women of the World
M. Yanna
FR. McWilliams
F. MacArthur
Thos
Wingrove
1Sle
George Adamson
A. J. Laird
Myc
D. McNabb
Mesdames
T. Wingrove
R. F. McWilliams
H.gibbons
L. Guild
3S. &. Royce
Hanna
Institute
Indica. Miya
Manna
H. Maud
Shultis
M. Findlay
I. Heughan
Victoria
Exhibition Park
Rockwood
Quildogs
Everton
Eden Ms
Iselwood
United Church
Rockwood United Church
John Shireh
C. A. Flock
Jortan
E. Brillinger
Jordan
St. Johns Church
Back Wood
James Lynch
Toronto
Clarence Lynch
Jos. Oakes
Doris Roycau
Kathleen Lynch
St. Josephs Hospital
Quelph
Charles Lohman
Por
Harold Royce
Mergus
Edna Davis
Georgetown
Irene Peal
Ifaontan
Alex
Clark
St. Citherines
Edwin Weatherston
Fami
Kingston
Afi
Thos. Weatherston
Arch, McNabb
Campbell AfeArthur
Pred McArthur
Agnes Wack
Ron
Mira
Chintrles Stenhuind
Dublin Women's Institute Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Dublin branch met at Mrs. Wm Bracken's home with Mrs A Near in the chair. Members paid fees, and luncheon plans were set. Bracken was named representative to the Munico Festival Association annual meeting. The program featured a duet, several solos, a report from Guelph on the Girls Conference, and thanks to participants and the hostess. The session closed with the National Anthem and a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubin Women's Institute
Wm. Bracken
A. Near Wr
United Church Young People Society Meets After Absence
The United Church Young People’s Society held its regular weekly meeting on Sunday evening with Miss Doris Watson in charge. Due to the President Miss B E Hutchinson’s absence, Mr Edward Panmore opened with a hymn Unto the Hills. Bible reading by Miss Marion Powers and topic by Mr Frank Day. Reading by Miss Myrtle Maude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
BE. Hutchinson
Edward Panmore
Doris Watson
Marion Powers
Prank Day
Myrtle Maude
Georgetown News Flows from Milton Inspector and May Day Plan
Georgetown reports Inspector J M Denyes of Milton was fit town on Monday with daylight saving to begin May 1. Preliminary work on the new lighting system progresses. Dr Gollop, recently moved to Western Hospital Toronto, is improving. Local residents attend the Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Co opening in Galt. CAD OF THANKS The Mullin family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of their father and wife and sister Mrs Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Denyes
Milton
Georgetown
Gollop
Western Hospital
Toronto
Hima Speoay
J. 3
Mackenzie
Rentals and Sales Notices From Local Listings on Church Street
A roundup of small ads and notices includes a six-room rental on Church Street offered by L. Starman, various sale items such as a 1929 Durant and a dining room suite, an auction of household effects on Frederick Street, and services like well drilling and permanent waves. Also listed are farm items, dairy cattle, chicks, and poultry housing information from local providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Lites
Frederick Street
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Neighborhood News
Mre
George Badge
Eden Mills
Ospringe
Burlington
Oscar Reid
Donald
Lawson, Sask
Cornell
Mr. Pranklin Dean
Mrs. Pitman
Milliken
Limehouse
Warrs Farm
Kelson
Niagara
Yampton
Brantford
Walker
Milis Dorothy
Stephenson
Women's Missionary Society
Ashgrove
Mins C. MacLean
China
Alex, Wright
W.C.T.U
Wm. Cowdy
Mors. Taarhope
Iitehener
Mya Albert-Chalker
Wittehener
Chalker
Huttonvie
Dublin
Mia
John WW
Bennett
W. T. Patterson
Loblaws Guelph
Bonard Shouldice
W. J. Bhouldice
Shallow Lake
Ontario
Fred W. Bray
Chick Hatchery
GEO. Brown
Agent
Norval, Ont
Lovell Bros
S. Fisk
Church News
United Church of
Anaduate Acton
EK. M. Merrew
Bower Avenue
Gus
Unity Men's Club
Y.M.C.A
Presbyterian Nox
BH. L. Bennie
Willow Street
Slit
Sosd
ROX 330
Ont
Church Street
L. Starman
Ryder Farm
Aline
Nussagaweya
MOG Shipping
Holmes
Acton Creamery
Nelson Anderson
Con
Nawagaweya
Durant
PF. S
BLOW
eTower Avenue
W. D.barber
Nassagaweya
Carl Kentner
Jessie Russell
Gow
Ferguse
J. Jocque
Main Street
Marco Farms
Lindsay
Oqnt
Yannatter Pox Farm
Durham
Monarch
Wellington
Lipton
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