Local Social Notes From Hillsburg Area
Sunday visits highlight small town life with several Hillsburg families visiting relatives in Guslph and Coalsdon. W. Howes is critically ill while best wishes go to Mrs. Jas McCann and Mrs. Bowie for recovery. Mrs. Chas Booth and her two daughters join relatives at the Cheyne home in Erin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Huron
Marguerite
Pereus
Mire
Wm. Miller
Lioyd
Will Rathbun
Hillsburg
Will Cheyne
W. Howes
Bowie
Harry Churcher
Diana
Guslph
Jas. McCann
Lancelot Cheyne
Robert
Jimmie
Willanna
Hillaburg
Chas. Booth
Coalsdon
Tisaday
Wm. Cheyne
Erin
Local notes and society visits in Hamilton district
Ballina and Mr. Foreman return from visit at Rov A O W Foreman in Hamilton. Mr Service of Campbellville rents Peter Cole's Notire and moves in soon. District reports many with bad colds. Mrs Carbett and Mrs Merriam visit Elmira. October W A meeting held at Mrs W McEnery home with good attendance despite rain. Lunch served. Alma McEnery led contest. Mission Circle held autumn thank offering. Muriel Crossman led devotional. Blary Gormley spoke on China mission work. Georgetown Circle enjoyed piano by Miss Overend and Miss Speight with a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma McEnery
Muriel Crossman
China
Mim Blary Gormley
Georgetown
M. Overend
B. Speight
Funeral services for Annie Hamilton held at Fairview Farm
The funeral for Annie Hamilton was held at her home Fairview Farm with Rev. E Bril linger officiating. The service included songs Lead Kindly Light and Nuno Dimittis. She left seven sisters and five brothers, with many relatives noted. interment was in Eden Mills Cemetery. A relief car to Weetway arrived Saturday with food, praised contributors. Local moves and staff updates followed, including new residents and route changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hamilton
Fairview Farm
Rev
E. Brillinger
T. Jackson
Simeon
Nuno Dimittis
Eleanor
Hamilton
Jas. A. Eden Mills
William
Ernest
Toronto
Charles
Fred
Rockwood
Chas. Benham
Messrs
Ho Benham
Chas
Stovel
W. McKerai
Alf
Watson
D. Parel
John Lister
Eden Mills Cemetery
Dennis WU
Guelph
Suter
Redwood Public School
Weeley Harris
Bleang
Alex. Clark
St. Catharines
Marion Day
Edith Royce
Quelph
Ernest Hamilton
Irene
Hame
Teconte
Chicago
Pred Hamilton
Ladles Aid Meeting at Presbyterian Church in Eden Mills
The Ladles Aid of the Presbyterian Church met in the church pantry on Tuesday with Mrs. Will GIlbarton in charge. Scripture read by Mrs. Geo Robertson and prayer offered by Mrs. W Gilbarton. A lengthy business session followed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howie Wright of Toronto. Miss M. Smith hosted a birthday gathering. Thompson Noble wedding noted at St George Church Guelph on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladtes
Aid
Presbyterian Church
Will Gilbartaon
Geo. Robertson
Mire
W. Gilbertaon
W. Moreau
Myre
Nell McPhail
Hoatonsie
Howie Wright
Toronto
J. Wright
M. Smith
Joan Robertaon
Walning
Btiool
Preston
Weekend Socials and Visits Across Town and Cottages
Limehouse and Toronto residents spent Sunday with relatives and friends. The Women's Institute held a cochry party at the Kirkpatrick home. Week-end guests included Mummerys at the cottage and Millieres from Brampton visiting Wm Milliere Sr. plus families at cottages. Several other households hosted or visited relatives, including Lane and Scott families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gowdy
Toronto
Wm. Gowdy
Marshall
Doughty Jane
Huggins
Erin
Women's Institute
Sydney Kirkpatrick
C. Mummery
Community Notes Include Sympathy and Local Visits
Campbellville and surrounding area residents share sympathies for Mrs. Robert Ingles after the death of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Carlisle. The double funeral occurred at Carlisle Cemetery. Torontonian visitors and local social events fill the week with teas, outings, and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNiven
Toronto
Antire
Robert Ingles
8. Walker
Carlisle
Carlisle Cemetery
Jack Memory
D. ©. Hunter
Orange Hall
St John’s Anglican Church
J. K. Mahon
Ruth
Jacqueline Bell
Olive Mahon
Joyce Cowper
Orangeville
Pred Garrett
Welland Port
Alex. McPhee
GB Carbett
Aim. W. Finnemore
Miles Margaret Hunter
Detroit
Milon Town Council Passes Tax Sale By Law Five-Year Arrears Rule
The Milton Town Council adopted a by law to include only lands with five or more years of arrears in the 1097 tax sale warrant within the Milton Corporation. Mil ton mourns Milton Arthur Winn died at his Newmarket home last Thursday. Engagement announced Muriel Irene Hadfield to Willis Henry Powell son of Mr and Mrs Henry Powell Lowville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Winn
Milton
Newmarket
Mire
Cecil
Lawrence
Sheridan
Pacific
Walter Hadfield
Dagover
Muriel Irene
Willis Henry Powell
Henry Powell
Lowville
Milton Town
Champton
Community notices and local events in Burlington Gazette
Local items report donated vegetables and fruit for the attacken area, Arthur Armstrong and George Babcock active in recent days. Residents W J Camp and H O Stahl tie to regional moves while C Dennent plans a new Brant Street home on vacant land near Birch Avenue. Fire Brigade agrees to renew skating rink lease for five more years and possibly form an intermediate hockey team. John Moodie ships Northern Spy apples to Buckingham Palace. Moodie has long supplied the Royal Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohotate
Centreland
Zaat
Atracken
Woat
Harrin
St. Gall
Switserland
J. Dennent
Hamilton
Brant Street
Birch Avenue
Finlay Maheson
Acton
BE. M. Morrow
Trinity Church
Jop Chamton
Appleby
Fire Brigade
Brigde
Algo
Spohner
John Moodie
Port Nelson
Buckingham Pathon
Moodie
Georgetown Road Incidents Highlight Local News
A loaded Direct Transport truck left Ontario Street and ended in a ditch Monday evening, tak ing hours to recover. Georgetown’s esteemed citizen Wm Barber moves to Toronto to live with daughters. Harold McClure’s car was side swiped by Alex Sinclair of Toronto on the Norval road injuring no one. Knox Church marked its 77th anniversary with morning and evening services led by Rev R McDermid and Rev H Bennie. a very pleasant event followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Street
Wm. Barber
Georgetown
Gome
Toronto
Alex. Sinclair
Norval Road
Knox Presbyterian Church
R. ©. McDermid
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Banquet Honors Colonel Ballantine at Ola Fourth Battalion
On October 14 Colonel James Ballantine was guest of honor at a banquet at the Ola Fourth Battalion Headquarters. Surviving members of the 4th and 76th Overseas orders presented a bronze plaque as a surprise tribute to the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
James Ballantine
Ola
Horeld
Oakville Plans Junior Hockey Team and Inquest Findings
Oakville planners form a Junior H. and Hoskey Team for the winter season. An inquest led by Coroner Dr J H Hread found Rudolph ashimme, age about 85, drowned after his body was found on a lake shore a week post disappearance. Roderick Carpla, 85, injured in a collision with a Detroit bound bus, and Olive Rut Taylor, girl of about 10, died from a gun wound in Toronto. Mrs Frederick J Keetley, formerly Dorin Burtenshaw of Oakville, to stand trial for murder of Edith Joyce Koet tey. committed for trial and remanded to Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Roderick Carpla
Hindmarch
Lake
Cray Oonnh
Colborne
Reynolds Stevota
Olive Rut Taylor
Ap Wa Feaday
Donaph's
Hoapl
Toronto
Galbraith
Dundan Street
Frederick J Keetley
Mian Dorin Burtenshaw
Oakville
W. FF. Woodsine
Edith Joyce Koettey
Henry Burtenshaw
Brunt Street
Barl Ansizen Ab
Milton. Secord- Star
Soybeans Move Into Industry and Food Uses
Timoth S year crop averages cited by J C Hackleman show 5 percent used commercially today versus 10 years ago. He lists 80 soybean products including edible items like roasted beans coffee substitutes milk and cheese and industrial uses such as paint enamel glycerine lubricants and inks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timoth
J. C. Hackleman
Cropa Extension Specialint
Unmiots College of Agriculture
Hackleman
Ed Brock Improves After Illness in Brandon Village
Edward Brock, struck by infantile paralysis on October 3, shows steady recovery. Residents Mrs Matthews and Mr John Matthews host visitors with Mr C E McMillan recently troubled by eye inflammation, while sister Miss Margaret McMillan from Toronto joins. Community notes welcome new residents to the village as Burns Church marks anniversary with Rev. Sanderson preaching. Erin Public and Continuation Schools reopen with students returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brock
John Matthews
George Thompson
Brandon
Manitoba
Matthews
C E McMillan
Margaret McMillan
Toronto
Hin
Robert Segsworth
Thc Ae
Hoc. Austin
W. G. Magus
Daniel Black
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Sanderson
Beaches Church
Erin
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Frank Holmes
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Lakeview Parm
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Hale Care
J W Barberree
Betty Wright
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Clement
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