Weekend Visitors and Local Arrivals Across Crewsons Corners
Miss Maud McCalg returned home from Sev 0 SEAT Walter Ambler of Toronto visits friend Hugh Black and Mrs McCutcheon calls on Mr and Mrs John Bennett. William Nickell of Kitchener visits Miss Cripps. Weekend guests at Mr Tyler include Mr and Mrs Geo Page and Mrs Nash of , Mr and Mrs Goxith and family and Mrs Pitman of Miliken. C Plank attends funeral of Mrs Lang at St George. Miss Barbera Plank of Acton visits Mr and Mrs Plank. Mr and Mrs Alex McDonald visit Acton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud “McCalg
Walter Ambler
Toronto
Hugh—Black
McCutcheon
John Bennett
William Nickell
Kitchener
Local Notes From Burlington and District
Burlington residents travel to Cleveland Campbellford and Lakeland Florida while a Ontario man wins a Lions club Ford V eight drawing. A Hamilton auto theft is recovered atop a mountain. A rugby injury at the high school hospitalizes a student with a broken cheekbone but no eye damage expected. A giant German parsley plant is shown by John Bertleff. A strawstack gate incident prompts a Halloween prank reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ryder
Marion
Cleveland
Ohio
Campbellford
Ontario
Wm. Jardine
Lakeland
Florida
Harvey C. Davis
Hamilton
A. W. “‘Tancock
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chas. “McCormick
R. R
Galt
Lions Club
Joseph ‘Sheedy
Toronto
John Bertleff
Torrance Brrest
Gazette
Dave Peer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Community Notes From Limehouse Area
Regular Women’s Institute met at Mrs A Hill’s home with light attendance due to threshing conflicts. Girls’ Lookout Club hosted a baking tea at Mrs A Norton’s. many locals attended. Annexed are visits from several families across Ontario and the U S, with health updates on Mrs Stephenson and Mr Jas Grant, and recovery of Mr Hofstra after a head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
A. Hill
Ballinafad
Will
Ralph
Edwina Marshall
O ‘Dick
Chinguacousy
Gowdy
W. O. Swackhamer
Albany
N. Y
John Arrowsmith
Toronto
W. H.mckechnie
George Millere
Toledo
Ohio
Nellie Swackhamer
Detroit
Swackhamer
Margaret
Robertson
W. L. ‘Brilliere and
Brampton
Milliers
Prohibition Union preacher in Nassagaweya sermon at Ebenezer Church
Toronto’s Mr. Lewis of the Prohibition Union delivered a strong temperance sermon at the Ebenezer United Church in Nassagaweya last Sunday morning. Mrs. Harlan Wilson of Nassagaweya underwent abdominal surgery in Guelph General Hospital last Friday with hopeful recovery. Remembrance Day services are set for Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon, followed by a discussion at the community hall. Ebenezer Ladies Aid met Tuesday at Mrs. Miller’s Corwhin home and hosted Aberfoyte Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Toronto
Prohibition Union
Ebenezer’ United Church
Harlan Wilson
Nassagaweya
General Hospital
Guelph
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Ebenezer Ladies Aid
Bannockburn Bustiers Hold Hallowe'en Box Social
Bannockburn Bustiers Club met on a November Friday for a Hallowe'en box social with Stanley Morrison as chair. Readings by Laura Wiley and Kathleen Beckett, a duet by Daisy and Pearl Foster, and Nicol Orchestra music followed by dancing. School report notes October classes, with named students and teacher listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Bustiers’ Club
Stanley Morrison
Laura Wiley
Kathleen Beckett
Daisy
Pearl Foster
Nicol
Bannockburn School
Anniversary Services Draw Large Attendance at Local Church
Miss Binnie and Miss Allan visited family homes over the weekend. Beatrice Hiltz returned from a Toronto clinic after surgery and is improving. Rev John Little spoke at both services with a United Church male quartet providing music. Mrs Ferguson visited Kitchener friends. Wm Harding rushed to Toronto due to daughter’s serious illness at General Hospital. Pickering of Hamilton visited Blake Vannatter. A Monday Fowl Supper attracted a large crowd and strong supper by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Binnie
Toronto
Frank Binnie
Myrtle Allan
Monoy Mills
Beatrice Hiltz
John Little
Rockwood
Mr. Pickering
Hamilton
Blake Vannatter
Wamen’s Institute Holds Monthly Meeting at Mrs Wilson’s Home
The Wamen's Institute met last Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Bentley Wilson's home with about forty members. The gathering opened with the Institute Ode and Lord's Prayer.
Weekend Visits and We Evertoh Institute Meeting
Everton Ontario area residents visited at the Hortop home and with J. Herron family. The We Everton Branch of the Women's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Hortop’s home with about twenty seven attendees and local guest Mrs. F McWilliams speaking about the Chicago Fair trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
John Fielding
Fergus
W. H. Hortop
Charles and
James Hortop
J. Hortop
Blair
O. Jestin
Georgetown
E. Cole
Fred Murray
Mono Mills
W. Head
Gordon Herron
Moorefield
J. E. Herron
Rockwood Arts and Community Events Highlight Busy Week
Rockwood hosts three act play Eophronia's Wedding by United Church group with a full house and diverse acts. The town also notes Poppy Essay winners Madeline Gibbons and Alfred Duby at the Public School, a Lord's Supper observance, a new choral society, and officers elected for the village club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eophronia
W. A. of the United Church
Albert Gray
J. A. Little
Frank Moore
Fred Lintze
K. B. Waller
Allan Laind
Norrish ‘Wilson
George Plummer
Uriah Snodgrass
The
Uplift Society
R Hewat
Wm. Edwards
Flossy Snippem
George Bolton
Caleb Savinsoules
Powers
Lobella ‘Witherspoon
Pamelia Witherspoon
O. Ostrander
W. Harrison
Lottie Anne Sykes
Mary Bolton
J. Anderson Piper
Sophronia
G. H. Pearen
Tilly Tucker
V. iGray
Genevieve van Houten
E. Gordon
Sophronia Piper
Edna M Pearen
Elmira Pennywhistle
H. Bolton
Tommy Savinaoules
Wayne
Howell
Snoop
Mra. Ayles
Doolittle
W. Taylor
Gimpkins
Plummer
Dedication and Unveiling of Memorial Gates at Eden Mills Cemetery
The dedication will be on Sunday November 12 at 2 p m in Eden Mills. Rev Dr McGillvray of Knox Church Guelph Archdeacon Scogill of St George's Guelph Rev John Little Rockwood Rev M C Gandler and Mr Lowrey and others will take part. The united choirs will lead the service and the gates will be unveiled after. Mr and Mrs Carlisle move to Guelph soon. Their departure is a loss to the community. Mr and Mrs Chas Lee of Toronto visited Norman Lee and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Mills Cemetery
Dr. McGillvray
Knox Church
Guelph
Archdeacon Scogill
St. George's Church
John Little
Rockwood
M.C. Gandler
Lowrey
Difference Between Statesman and Politician
A quote contrasts a statesman and a politician through a father’s explanation to his son. The statesman acts for the country, while the politician seeks benefits for himself.
Prison Term Added After Refusal to Stop
In a terse exchange, a defendant taunted an officer by asking to avoid prison. The judge sentenced him to an additional three months for resisting four constables during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tough
Thornbury Residents Note Visits and Local Occasions
Erin Miss Florence Steel visits Thornbury with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Steel. Mr and Mrs F Young of Toronto spent New Year with Mr and Mrs H Arscott. Wilfred Grundy of Brampton visited his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Grundy. Mr and Mrs P J Sinclair moved to their father J R Smith’s residence. Many attended the funeral of the late David McCutcheon at Guelph last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Benham and EK Overland were guests of Dr and Mrs Bartlett at Brampton last Saturday for a birthday honor of Mr Kentmeth McDougall who injured his left hand at Mundell’s mill. He escaped more serious harm as his hand was caught in a revolving wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Steel
Thornbury
J. M. Steel
F. Young
Toronto
H. Arscott
Wilfred Grundy
Brampton
Roy Grundy
P. J. Sinclair
J. R. Smith
David McCutcheon
Guelph
Joseph Benham
EK. Overland
Bartlett
Shonor
Kentmeth
McDougall
Milton News Roundup Includes Engagement And Funeral
Miltons society notes cover Ed Agnew returning from Chicago and visits with the Barton and Partridge families. Engagement announced for Kathleen Bentley and Dr Wilfrid Boyd. Local men attend a federation banquet in Burlington, a child recovers from surgery, and the Maude funeral at Evergreen Cemetery honors John Richard Maude. The Milton I O F lodge members attend in force. No recent outbreak of a deadly horse disease in Canada for fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Agnew
Campbellville
Chicago
Wm. Paul
Clifford
Paul
Me. Partridge
Nassagaweya Township
Alf. Barton
R. Reynolds
London
Mary Clements
Toronto
Allan Clements
Kathleen Ena Bentley
R. N
Bentley
Milton
Ontario
Wilfrid James Boyd
William Boyd
Harrow
J.M. Denyes
P. D. Shorey
Halton County
Brant Inn
Burlington
Leonard ‘Maude
Champion
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Thos. Meredith
Miniwiki
Quebec
Robert
John
Jas Grant
W. E
James
Stephenson
Wes Hospital
Jas. Grant
C. Hofstra
Arenes
Bannockburn
Elmer’ Roszeil
Bill Crofts
Betty Clarridge
Jack Noble
Irma Watson
Lloyd James, Jr
Jeannn McDonald
Lawrence Crofts
Edith Denny
Jetta Roszell
Clarence Denny
Harold Roszell
Doris McDonald
Alvey Gordon
Kintergarden
Lois © Watson
Bertha Shelbourne
E. Beckett
Ospringe
Wamen’s Institute
Bentley Wilson
Lulu McCutcheon
E. Barber
D. Stewart
Mac Underhill
Jean
Betty
Preston
Archie McLaughlin
Junioor
Mac Sinclair
Everton
Canadian Legion
Madeline Gibbons
Alfred Duby
Legion
United Church
Ross Allan
Fred and George Day
University of Toronto
Edna M. Pearen
Dunlas
Jean Torrance
Johnston ‘Hewat
Simcoe
Fred Hosking
University of
J. Ayles
M. E. Thomas
H. Milroy
Eden Mills
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Acton
Erin
Paloon Golan Wissing
Boman
Curkis
Libby
Sauer Kraut 2
Crosse & Blackwell
Clark
Welkigren Fame Fone
All Wonder Bleach
Barr’s Quality Grocery
Canada
C. B. Swackhamer
Ambulance Service
Marshall Mattress
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Church of Canada
L. Poole
B. D
Hower Avenue
S. James
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
M. A
G. Merner
Geo. C. Brown
Norval
Ont
Holmes, Acton
Oxford
Ram Lamb
Ian Stove
Patterson
Alex. McCaig
Telephone
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Ad Anderson
Euieten St. Roc Tae
Free Press
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Wallace Swackhamer
Axelrod
Gordon St
A.D. Savage
Savage
General Insurance
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