Acton and District News From The Ledger
Local notes report Halton election protests to Milton and an electric lighting by law slated for November. The Crescent Lacrosse Club closes season with a cash balance and Epworth League reports steady growth. Wedding at Lloydtown and updates on business rebuilding after a fire, with community events and geology talk at the Baptist church.
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Lloydtown
Oburou
St. Mary Magdalen
J. 5
Hand
Frederick. W. Goodeve
Horning's Mill
Halton election trial and jail reform notes in Milton
The Halton election trial is advertised for Milton on Thursday October 27 before Justices Oaler and McLellan. The session notes a four hundred acre White farm addition to Paul Campbell of Toronto with seasonal residence, and mentions autumn assizes opening in Halton before Chief Justice Sir William Ralph Meredith. The grand jury praised the jail's cleanliness and urged separating criminales from the aged poor, listing two executory docket entries and civil actions including G S Goodwillie v. Sheildon and Wallbridge & Martino for defendants and James McKinton vs The Manchester Fire Insurance Co, with action to recover damages for a fire at Acton.
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Milton
Walter Bows
J. A. Zimmerman
Wm. Wilson
Northwest
Portage
Prairie
Halton
Sir William
Ralph Meredith
Thegeand
McLiod
Georgetown
Hig
Panal
Mary Hannava
Frederick W. Barber
John Hilts
Goodwillie
Shilton, Wallbridge & Martino
Weleidants
local notes from Nassagaweya and Campbellville
Mr. William Trotter returned home after a month with friends at Hamilton and other points. A pine stump on lot 4a con 7 Nassagaweys measured 11 feet in diameter, roots thirty six feet across. Anniversary services were held at St. Davids Campbellville on Oct 0 conducted by Rev. Mr. Carrie from Belmont. Murray Crawford will stock 000 trout in his Campbellville lake within a week. Death reported of Charles Rawton aged 68 after prolonged illness and dropsy. funeral from his residence to Eban Ezer cemetery with pallbearers listed and burial preached by Rev. Dr Scanlan. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Wilson visiting their son Dr L H Wilson at Armada Michigan. Wm Watson of Nelson spent Laneley with Nassagaweya friends. Nassagaweya people attended Milton show and Puelnck show at Aberfoyle, Campbellville hosting Nassagaweya Fall Show on October 18.
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William Trotter
James Sayers
Hamilton
Naasagaweys
St. David's Church
Campbellville
Carrie
Belmont
Murray Crawford
Br._George
Charles Rawton
Ebanezer
Thos
Taylor
Geo
Easterbrook
Jas
Miller
Diamond
Wan
Nassigaweya
Milton
Aberfoyle
Nasagaweya
Harvest Sermon and Epworth News From Guelph Church
Sunday services featured Rev. Amos Tovell and Harvest Sermon by Rev. D Sharpe. Epworth League decorates the church with new designs and hosts a Friday program with a 10 cent admission and a collection. Locals visitations include Ms Mina Reyes, Mr Wetherall, Mr Anderson, and others. several trips to Eden Mills and Winterbourne noted.
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Amos Tovell
Cooper
John ‘Smith
Guelph
Epworth League
Visiting and Returning Notes from Acton Community
A compact column gathers personal notices from Acton and nearby towns. Readers share travel updates visits from Toronto residents, local family news, and acknowledgments, plus brief notes on health, funerals, and social events.
Dissolving Remedy Promises Kidney Disease Cure
An advertisement claims a liquid medicine dissolves kidney stones and cures kidney disease, disputing pills and powders as ineffective. It asserts the remedy melts hard deposits and relieves pain, sold by A. T. Brown. A letter from S. El. Crandell of Port Perry reports sudden deafness after a severe cold.
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Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aiked
America
Voshat
A. T. Brown
el. Crandell
Port Perry
Ion Ear Aod
Erin Agricultural Mociety Fall Fair Schedule
The forty seventh Fall Fair to be held at Erin village Thursday and Friday October 13 and 14 features a Temperance Hall concert by Toronto entertainers Miss Agnes Fortes James Vox and J. H. Cameron. Delegates support Hon. J. M. Gibson to fill the late John Craig’s M P seat.
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Erin ‘Agricultural Mociety
Erin
Temperance Hall
Toronto
Mies Agques Fortes
Jas. Vox
Canada
J. H. Cameron
J. M. Gibson
Jno
Craig
M. P.P
Milton election trial notice and local rebuilding plans
Scattered notices report a Milton election trial set for the 27th and James Kennedy preparing for rebuilding after a structure was destroyed by lightning. Charles Laaby wins a contract, with the barn not to be rebuilt until next spring. Epworth League at Home event in the Methodist Church features a musical program. Speight and Brady complete a new gasoline engine for emergency use and potential orders.
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Thorn
Milton
James Kennedy
Chas. Laaby
Acton
A. Wheeler
Thankful Words From Mia AdamHart Of Groton
A historical notice recalls Mia Adam Hart of Groton who suffered a severe chest illness described as consumption. Despite doctors giving up hope she credits a medicinal tonic, Dr King Now Discovery for Consumption with her recovery. The ad claims eight bottles cured her, promising guaranteed or refunded prices at All Drug Store with regular 50c and 1.00 sizes.
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Mia
Adam, Hart
Groton
Dr. King
Property for sale near Guelph in 108 acres
Land listing near Guelph offers 108 acres adjoining a mill site. Good water, fenced, well maintained, near Eden Mille P.O. Sale negotiated by R. J. McNaba Acton or W. Oo Blammer at the premises.
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OK Sala
Awoya
Ak den
Mila
Guelph
R. J. McNaba
Acton
W. Oo
Blammer
Eden ‘Mille
P.O
Property listings and estate notices in Acton and Erin areas
Several real estate notices describe farms near Acton and Erin including 100 acres with a concrete house bank barn and streams, forty-one sixty with a large stone house and bank barn, orchards and outbuildings. Also advertised are commodious two storey brick residences on Willow Street in Toronto with fruit trees and convenient amenities. Terms offered to reliable purchasers and inquiries invited.
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Acton
Erin
Doceray
Toronto
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health By Purifying Blood
A health note extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the key to pure rich blood and overall well being. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood, aiding nourishment and body organs, and contrasts it with other remedies that underperform. The text urges keeping the system healthy through this tonic.
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Hood
Watches for Boys Promote Punctuality at School
We offer Sterling Silver Watches for boys with cases matching the gold designs. Prices range from 2.75 to 9.00. Each watch is an accurate timekeeper and encourages punctual habits.
Shoe advertisement touts superior emulsification product claims
The notice highlights claims of Perfect Emulsification and Nutritive Properties. It promises absence of inert emulsifying agents, palatability, permanence, strength, and elegant preparation. The seller offers men’s and women’s shoes in tans and blacks, any style or quality, at low cost.
Linens Display Highlights Bargains In Various Linen Goods
A linen department touts Europe purchases as the best value in bleached damask and napkins, with prices from 5c to 75c per yard and towels up to 25c each. It promises heavy bargains on toweling and linens, plus strictly one price and cash terms.
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