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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented notes recount diverse Milton town achievements and charity aims, a Hydro Electric invitation to Hon. Adam Beck, and a fatal accident in Acton. It mentions bank deposits in Canada, religious make up, and a horticultural show with prizes. A young man named Hubert Graham died after a cult incident.
The Oakville and Nagawacky fairs reported mixed weather with rain and wind yet showcased strong exhibits in livestock fruit and dairy. Attendance was good, with notable displays from hares horses and poultry, and an emphasis on ladies work and fine arts despite conditions.
Rumor spreads that W. T. White will join Mr. Monlen's cabinet with possible Ontario seats mentioned including Halton and East Middlesex. Discussion notes that David Henderson and Claude Macdonell may resist changes while others consider Toronto seats. Also reports the sudden death of Major Matthew Heattie of Campbellville and details of his life and service.
In Acton, farmers report a spate of Sunday depredations including apples potatoes and other produce. Robbers on two wheelbarrows were seen coming from Glan Lawnon area and several items were dug and dragged away. Local police have not yet caught the culprits and residents plan a community protection effort with watchmen to deter future thefts.
Several brief items mention Lim Zhouse Janmise Nickell of Taranto spending days at an old home on Alyth, Mr John Newton of Kavala visiting, Grelg and family in Hrant ford at a hall gathering, typhoid fever troubling Kidio Whoulor, Pollinghurst folks returning from Owen Sound and nearby areas, Miss Winnifred Yvend returning to Toronto for business at Business College, and a Sunday communion at a renovated Presbyterian Church with praise for workers.
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