Acton United Church minister announced in parish notice
The Acton United Church of Canada lists Minister Rev. R. E. Zimmerman B.A. with parsonage on Willow Street. Information reflects church leadership and contact points for parishioners.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
2
The Acton United Church of Canada lists Minister Rev. R. E. Zimmerman B.A. with parsonage on Willow Street. Information reflects church leadership and contact points for parishioners.
Minister Rev A C Stewart MA presides at 11:00 a m communion. Sermon topic A Message for Missions. 3:00 p m Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7:00 p m Minister presents Definite Christian Service. Strangers leaving address with the ashore will be called upon by the Pastor.
Sunday School and Pastor sermons listed with scripture topics and evening series. Community notices invite glove makers for sale, cake tins lost, rental rooms, produce for sale, and small items for sale. A bank notice advises settling accounts with the Bank of Montreal.
A brisk notice offers a milk chocolate piece retailed at 60c regularly, with a Saturday special price of 39c for a limited time. The ad highlights a neat piece of pure milk chocolate and invites customers to try the confection.
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter 1.0, D. EB. will hold their October meeting at the home of Miss M. Z. Bennett on Lake Avenue Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
East Garafraxa farmer George Robinson picked ten quarts of tame raspberries and two quarts of wild berries as harvest continues. St Alban’s Church held a beautified Harvest Festival with strong attendance and missions offering. A maple farm barn in Oakville was destroyed, with 26 000 to 30 000 dollars loss. CNR timetable changes affect Acton trains daily except Sunday. Burlington Fair expected open with children’s fair and races. Acton Fall Fair reported strong turnout around 3 000, with livestock, poultry and demonstrations, and new events like a ladies softball game. Community groups and local officials praised the event and improvements.
Obituaries report deaths at Guelph General Hospital Acton and Nassagaweya Township including David Taylor of Acton and Mrs Edward Kingsbury of Crewsons Corners. Survivors include a widow and children. Services were held at Knox Acton and interments at Fairview Cemetery with local groups in procession.
A roundup of local social visits and travels lists numerous residents and visitors in Acton, Guelph, Toronto, Shelburne, and surrounding towns. Names include Gordon McKay, Harold Wansbrough, Ernest Tovell, Chas Bailey, Jack Bell, W. W. Matheson, H. Roy Wansbrough, B. K. Steele, William McNabb, George Brownlee, Kathrine Kelly, Mrs. Hall, and many others attending fairs, funerals, or visiting relatives in Elmvale, Milton, Orangeville, and Niagara Falls.
At the regular council meeting Councillors Thetford Atkinson and Holmes were present with Reeve Barber presiding. The eighteenth report of the Finance Committee recommended fragmenting several accounts including Blair labor and supplies and Reid supplies totaling 341.02. The waterworks tower painting was deferred for Barber to obtain information. A business tax rebate for Messrs Masters and Lamb was granted. Gartshore Thomson Co. account was settled. Drainage and grading work on Guelph Street authorized. Bell Telephone Co. allowed to erect new poles on Maria Street under supervision. The grant to the Horticultural Society was approved and the session adjourned around 10 p.m.
The Halton and Wentworth Inspectorate hosts the annual teachers convention at Oakville October 8 and 9 in St John’s United Church. Rev Blain and Rev Riley open with talks, A N Scarrow discusses manual training, and a banquet features Hon Justice W Riddell and Oakville Mayor Wilson Robinson.
In the standing Field Crops Competition at Acton Fall Fair the potato winners with points are Arthur Swackhamer 904 Dooley RR2, Hugh Reid 89, C B Swackhamer 88, Leslie Poaten 85, Thos McCutcheon 83, R N Brown 79.5, Robert Kerr 78 Dooley RR1.
Notables attend J. M. Ferriley funeral in Toronto led by A. E. Nicklin J.P. and Mr. and Mrs. Browns. Leonard Osburn promotes estate sale in Fergus while Mrs Switzer Logie Paisley trip in Pennsylvania. Clue Springs visit by Robinsons and Murray. Galt visitors include the Moore and Wortes families. Dr. Gifford visits Acton 35 years after leaving. Engagement announced for Myrtle McCreight to Norman Huxley Davis. Dorothy Moore to Calgary to lead YWCA Vancouver fitness program.
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