Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Talks and Sales
Local items report votes on a waterworks by law, property sales in Acton and area, and community notices. J J Mackinsle converts the Adwad homestead into a double house. Rev W G Wilson remains in Guelph. Knox College and Rockwood/Eden Mill congregations fund subscriptions. Residents seek houses, improve streets, and a bank manager fills a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avarybody
Aton Iskely
Joseph Bashy
Mino Graham Dower
Ue Railwaya
Gurl
Boka
Batneday
Clut
Acton
Actan
Galt
He Polluan
Co OB Agiliet
Frank Blanchard
Appleby
I Kr
Pak Putin
Epudlal Pelo
Malton
Trev
J. C. Wilgon
de A
Rockwood
Eden Milla
Ald
Knox College
W. D. Anderson
Bower Avenue
Anderson
Noble
Milton
Bonthampton
Hovs
J. O. Wilson
J. 2. Dodds
Ale
Dodds
Accino
Knox Chuyrah
W.G. Wilson
St. Andrew's Church
Guelph
Milligan
Old St. Andrews
Toronto
Caunall
J. Cooper
Ant- Nt
Vnto
Frao Library
G. W. Harker
J. J. Mackinsle
Adwad
Churchy
Mary
Merchanty Bank
Large Ontario Evangelistic Convention and Local Notices
A sprawling OCR fragment details evangelistic events in Ontario with mentions of a convention in Toronto led by evangelists including Prof Collison, and services in Brampton. It notes salary changes for Mr AL BY Matthews of Denver and a Colorado Fuel and Iron Company year business figure. A Milton incident describes a man burned from a fall at a home, plus a Knox Church Thanksgiving event with the Temple Male Quartet and planned addresses and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton ‘Timing Company
Taoaliy
Janey Wiktng
Evanielist
Gole
Crampton
Union
Guelph
Evangelleta Onlo
Watel
Profegor Collison
Ander
Hielph
Hrampton
AL BY Matthews
Denver
Matthews
Colorado Wuel and Tron Company
Mavagee of
Credita
Han Leronga
Agnan
Colorado Fuel and Fran Company
Dadly
Milton
Olina
Calloway
Hane
of Ontario
Helal Association
Toronto
Audh
Rawell
Row
Ganon Gaily
Maralue
Mra
Lamoreaux
Obleagoy Itev
Moki Freah
Entar- Hathkawl
Walter M
Adan
Nimhara
Min Edith Nicklin
Miaies
Minnie Nelson
Hurtie Simith
Yootahmon
Movare
Nelson Bauer
Alt. Drown
G. A. G. Matthews
Vey
J. &. Colonan
HW. P. Moore
Knox Church
Knox ‘Church
Thanksgiving Day Service and Town Fair Notes
A local Thanksgiving gathering and town fair summary includes remarks on the event, the King’s Orderly Bible class pie social, and signals of community activities. Attendees and speakers are named, with focus on town unity, public sentiment, and ongoing efforts to support local business and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Tiankegielyg Biew
Warhol
Monty Gorulig
Tebow
Yarmouth
Neyer
Milton
Acton
Moby
Miltontane
Kieker
King's Orderites
Menniars
King
Antliff
Nelwois Bauer
Mosse, Woodhall & McKay
Woodhall & McKay
Duralir Jon
Ty Givens
Hla
Elling
Cosmopolitan Store in Hamilton Enlarged For Expanded Business
The Night Houses in Hamilton plans a large expansion linked to the Right House in a major store upgrade. Thomas C. Watkiner's business strengthens ties with McCroory stores in New York and European centers, boosting purchasing power and offering up-to-date merchandise. Reginald Watkine named vice president with internal leadership changes. operations continue uninterrupted as two new showrooms and a mining gallery are added. A convention space and reader-friendly facilities are planned, aiming to position Hamilton as a premier continental dry goods outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Thomas C. Watkiner Buainosa
McCroory
New
London
Manchester
New York
Fitzaborg
Buffalo
Hong
Unal
Reginald Watkine
Ernest Watkine
Alten Veralas
Ince Tat
Posalbto
Witta
Ashmonta
Hinton
Manlhan
Toronto Quest at Mourccraftshla week note
A crowded social page notes visits and hosted events across Toronto and nearby towns. Residents, including Miss Jean Merrion and Mrs. George Barber, travel for visits, home gatherings, and church services while local figures attend meetings and auctions in Ontario towns.
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Mluo
Toronto
Wis
Frlenta
Thomas
Chornico Latigy
Soronty
Jean Merrion
Peel Street
Afra
Moore
Allort College
Balleville
FR. S. Amilth
Nenvdinara Orea
Eap
Ten
Kagawong
Atjoua
George Barber
Vancouver
B. C
Parenta
Tron
Maater Queorge
Molishaner
Prynton
Fred H. Storey
Gloveraville
N. Y
Jogoph Laaby
Aco Hse
Alea
Walter Uing
Tritle
Columbia
Mice
W. Te, Denny
Aliee Denny
Molhodiut
Norval
Walter Laing
Hong
Laing
Jom Laaby
Winnie Dyore
Ugh Mann
Trahorne
Man
W. TE Willon
A. Witson
T. J. Apolaht
Georgetown Sunday School Orchestra
Acton
Bundar
Spolght
A. HL
Brown
Drown
Mere
Jamon Moore
Mra
N. P
G. Drown
A. Stuphenson
Mrv
Ine
Blephenson
Mina Lothla Speight
Kuphomle Lalag
Sophie Coleman
Kens Mawtonney
Womin
Mluglouars Society
Rugke Wool
Stewarttown Hotel Fire Destroys Inn and Adjoining House
Fire at Stewarttown on Thursday morning destroyed the Stewarttown hotel built in 1816 by Cal, Olay and Me Trocy Sr. The adjoining residence owned by FU Clintony and occupied by Alex Halley was also burned. Nearby residents J A Tracy and others narrowly escaped as flames reached the roofs and contents were lost. Local bootleggers reportedly active in the township until 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewarttown
Clintony
Alex. Halley
Cal, Olay and
Me. Trocy Sr
Dolng Culub Griffln
Alan, McKenson
D. Tindeau
Gu Ryan
Goo
Wholey
Jas. Tull
Donclaw
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Acton Marriagh
R. F. Johnstone
The
Acton Free Press
Security
Carter
Qure
Mile Weapper Delow
Montreal
Davin
Lawroner
Island
Ceylon
Thuraday
Farny
Hale
Farm Atock
Plomante
Nelson Lambert
WJ. Kerr
Alwo Alsey
Sovereign” Class
Taylor-Forbes
Wortae
Canada
Meadticine
Dyts
Lawrence Ca
Alaska
Oppesnum
Muse Pat
Caitlin Py
Cor. Wyndham and Macdonell Streets
Guelph, Ont
NVEST
Prince. Rupert
Ncerue
Ite
Ivested
Cinice Prince Rupert Realty
Priofit
Prince Rupert
Porth
Seattle
Spokane
Cor Chase
Aluara
Hank
Nova Scotia
Ogilvie’s Royal Household
Ogilvie
Royal Household
Opilvie Flour Mills Co
Linsted, Montreal
Fred Smith
Quebec
Geo. D. Pringle
Tuk Juwannin
Guutra, Onr
Dominion
Departmente
Npe
le Office
James McCreery & Co
Wm. Hengerer Co
Bulala
Manii'tan
Parle
Citlou
Mill
Manufacturars
Hareta Farampasellite
Ona
Thomas GC. Watkins “Ance
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