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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1924

Page

2

Ontario Temperance Act Wins Halton County Vote Majority

Halton County reports a total Ontario Temperance Act majority of 3934 across towns and townships. Only Glen Williams township went wet with a narrow 26 vote margin. other areas showed strong support, with Acton and a merged regional tally confirming strong Prohibition support overall.

McCready Milton Glenwilliams Exsquesing Beothh Eval Eeerey Stowarttown Dublin Appleby Strathcona Gira Boyne Drumaquin Postville Nossagaweya Campbellville Brookville

Fire damages farm house after chimney spark

A Saturday gale sparked a blaze at Duncan McDougall’s second floor of his farm house. Neighbors and Acton Fire Brigade contained the fire though furniture and bedding were lost. Insurance was $500 on the building and $400 on contents. McDougall was uninjured.

Duncan McDougall McDougall Acton Acton Fire Brigade Halton Mutual

Local News Roundup From Acton Delivers Community Updates

A mixed local diary notes a deer hunting party set for Muakoka District with LBR Shorey joining, plus a Women’s Institute meeting at the band hall with district leaders visiting. Also covered are church events, Knox Knox Church supper, an Orange Parade, and Thanksgiving Armistice services as well as a minor fire scare at the Macdonald residence and a local blacksmith business change in Morriston.

Woman's Institute Women’ Institute Mra W. F. Englehart Palermo Mra. Dynes Burlington

Acton Council Considers Chlorination and Pump Upgrades

Acton Council debated adding a chlorination system and linking the Acton Tanning Co. pumps to town water supply. The plan includes a gasoline driven auxiliary pump and 6 100 debt funding, with unanimous support after discussions on fire protection and insurance rate impacts. A separate motion approved by by law seeks poll places and deputy headings for upcoming elections.

Ell Nicol Thetford Reeve Barber Acton Tanning Co N. H. Gordon Provincial Board of Health Torrance Beardmore Hewetson Brampton Acton Tanning” Co Clark Acton Acton Tanning Company EB. Thetford John Nicol Nico and Thetford Hetupning Omicera Glao I. L. Gregory Hydro Laodline Holmes Bowen J. Nell J. ‘Nicol John Ingma Co. Ltd

Social and Personal News Roundup in Milton Area

Residents and visitors are noted in a Milton area roundup. Toronto visits, weekend trips, hospital progress, condolences, and staff moves are recorded with numerous references to individuals and towns including Guelph Hamilton Georgetown and Gowanstown. The Milton Reformer editor enjoys a holiday abroad.

George Mann Robt J. McPharson Thos, Tushingham Toronto W. H. Howanl Baptist Association London Mra Howard Price Hamilton Gordon Hayward Bertha Cook Mr. Lister Bank of Ernest Hall G. C. Campbell Georgetown N. Post Eb, Dolnon Crescantvilla Mire Hlelby Niagara Falls Robert Watson Church Street Mn Watson N.Y. McLamn John Cole Nell McDonald Hastings Peterborough Hospital Milton Reformer Philadelphia Waoshington New York W. D. Gregory Oakville A. W. Blackwell Canadian National Gowanstown Listowel

Police Court News From Ontario Districts

Bruce Herbert of Guelph received an indeterminate sentence of one to two years in the Ontario Reformatory after theft of two motor cards in Kitchener. Mike Peena of Guelph was fined $1,000 and costs for keeping liquor for sale. Edna Buck of Milton accused Hart Huck of cruelty and non support. they agreed to separate for the sake of their two children. Crown Attorney W. J. Dick prosecuted, with various other cases heard by Magistrates Mogga and Shultz including alcohol and assault charges and a plantiffs’ cafe incident in Brampton.

Guelph Ontario Bruce Herbert Mike Peena Muglatra Watt Uquor Wale Milton Edna Buck Hart Huck Thia Fnally Eome W. J. Dick W. Murphy Toronto

Fun and Frolic at Acton Hallowe'en Parade 1924

Hundreds of masquerading revelers paraded the streets from twilight to bedtime while spectators lined pavements to view costumes. A torchlight procession opened the event with band and costumed participants. Contests awarded prizes for best couples and various age groups, with judges noting the orderly, wholesome celebration reduced mischief. Homes offered treats to visiting costumed callers, reflecting strong community support and cohesion.

Acton Duke of Devonshire LO. D. E Hallowe'en Afr F. Romph H. Tarawell Frank Kennedy N Coatume Misa Ivy Littley Mias Eide Tarswell William ‘Waller A. Tarszwell Mabel Kenyon Genevieve Clarridge Violet Scott Ports McDonald Helen Ostrander Betty Littey Elleen Clarridge Dorothy Coxe Heat Pan Clarence Babbock Alfred Bishop Archie Mochrie Boyz Clarence’ Babcock Alfred Bishop Curtis Watson J. Boys Gordon Hanaun Gordon Hanaun, ‘Bert Crewson, Jack Doughty Vernt Agnew Gorton Billen Rigby Chest Sally— Milas Clara E. Moore Stella BoLem Gordon Bitton Teddy Hanson Johnstone Block

Acton Chamber of Commerce Discusses Rail Restorations and Tourism

The Acton Chamber of Commerce held a meeting addressing restoring the 6.09 eastbound evening train and the evening mail. They reported CN Railway officials agreed to restore both services after Acton’s petition, and discussed motor tourism, park conveniences, and road signs for visitors. A social evening for year’s end and a fall Halloween event were proposed, while a lack of suitable Acton buildings hindered Hurt Wheel Company relocation. The Young Peoples’ group hosted a well attended indoor garden party with a kitchen orchestra and varied performances.

Acton Chamber of Commerce Canadian National Railway Acton Miu Street McDonald Actos Massu King Steps Atumat Chamber of Commercy Hurt Wheel Company Hamilton Ward Chamber of Commerces Uiey Rene Dora Ahe Young Peoples Ua Malho Mise Lottie Mason Misa Edne Johnaston Quarlotte Hunday School

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