Neighborhood News Highlights From Local Institute and Community
The Women's Institute met at Mrs A G Clarridge's home with strong attendance and a fine musical program featuring piano solos by Mrs Dobbie Laura Millar and Miss Margaret Brown and vocal pieces by Dorothy Carridge Betty Carridge Joan Orr plus remarks by district leaders. Nearby residents and visitors were noted including Rev Tao's illness, new moves in Inglewood, and social gatherings. A death in Brantford of Miles Annie Hugh King was reported with funeral plans to follow in Acton and Brantford connections noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
A. G. Clarridge
Dobbie
Laura, Millar
Margaret. Brown
Dorothy
Betty Carridge
Joan Orr
Cartwright
Merry
Alk& Prewnt
Mr. and
Mra
Norman Daniels
Joys Grehman
Mins Nesbitt
Galt
Alfred Soper
Ethel
Swindlehurst
Erin
Brantford
Miles Annie Hugh King
Lute
Malrview
Acton
Nassagaweya Anniversary Services Held In Ebenezer Church
Anniversary services at Ebenezer United Church were well attended despite bad weather. Rev John Little of Rockwood gave inspiring sermons. Ebenezer Choir and Duff's Church Morriston Choir provided music. Monday night’s annual banquet drew a large crowd, with thanks to the Whonezer Church ladies for the meal and program. Residents Allan Adams and family, plus Dr and Mrs George Stokes, were visitors. Nassagaweya Council met in Brookville to approve accounts. dry conditions push its crop protection as planting proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
John Littte
Rockwood
Ebenezer
Duff's Church
Morriston
Mos
Allan Adama
Torgalo
Scnatchbull
George Stokes
Campbellville
Knatchbull
Bir
Wm.Diamond
Guelph
Nassageweya
Nassagaweya
Brookville
Monihy
Georgetown Social News Roundup in Ontario Town
Georgetown residents and visitors are listed across Ottawa Montreal Napanee and Toronto areas. The report notes visits from Mrs Gollop and Dr F B Watson plus a Naplist Convention in Wilfrid and story of Rosa Sung delivering a Young People League address. Mr J Wapshott injured on a rug at his son’s home. hospital care noted. Georgetown Bushy Men’s Association hosted a card night with J W Dann J Richardson and R G Poulls as prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Miro
J. W. Iennedy
Owen Gound
Triode
Bird
Ballantine Hi
Montreal
Mir. W
Main
Durham Street
Wiss Waxel Atmore
Joan MesLood
Edna Idscott
Mra
John Hissett
Toronto
A. Devereaux
Gollop
Guyote
Jod Gollop
Ottawa
Watson
Prith
Nyw
Winfield
Vountilton
Ontario
Quebec
W. A. Pauter
Rochaster
Mira, Moyle
Vaudo Bogart
Mra. Greer
Napanee
X. Crowlman
Rosa Sung
Voranto
Brish Columebis
Young People's League
John Wapshott
Joseph
Jason Avent
Toronta
Wellesley Honpite
Georgetown Bushy Men's Association
Georgeotown
J. W. Dann
J. Richardson
Rog. Poulls
Herald
Brock Wood Yast and Talbot Funeral among local events
Brock Wood Yast and James Lynch visited Guelph for minor operations and returned home Friday. The funeral of Thomas Talbot drew large crowds, with services at Guelph Church of Our Lady and interment in Gustic. A Mary Slessor illustrated lecture by Rev. W. Taylor highlighted missionary work in Calabar and China. Community events included a girls mission circle program, a Sunday anniversary at the Stone Church, and upcoming school opening and Eramosa Plowing Match preparations. Local residents from Toronto, Welland, Acton, and Georgetown attended various gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Church of Our Laidy
Oustic
Jose
Joseph Gahin Wand Mini Gahin
Oriffen
Eramosa
Girls’ Mission Cirely
The
United Church
Nev. W. Taylor
Mary Slessor
Calabar
Africa
China
Edith Royce
Gordoncott
Branioua
Stone Church
C. L. Poole
V. D
Acton
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Institute
Roy Grummatt
Wm. Cardgo
Urs
AG. Sauries
Georgetown
George Lawrence, Jr
Toronto
Viator
J. Money
Welland
A. Aldous
Mian Kadi
MM. Penton
Diyas
Coll Welly
Johnston Wowat
Bmeor
Rutherford_Hawat
Af-Athaleo
G. Mitchell
David Mosman
St. Catharines
Everton News Includes Visits and Institute Meeting
Everton residents shared weekend visits with friends in Guelph and Eramosa while Mr and Mrs W J Jackson hosted relations at their home. The Everton Women's Institute met at Mrs John Alton's house with Mrs Peavey presiding. about 32 members attended as Milt Woolner of Guelph delivered a strong address and the program proceeded well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Lucy Asherwood
Guelph
W. J. Jackson
Town Inc
W. Dwanaton
Eramosa
Wit Robertson
Quelph Road
T. D. McCutshoon
Robert
Waterloo
Everton Women's Institute
John Alton
Peavey
St David's Church Prayer Meeting and Local Visits
The regular prayer meeting at St. David's Church is set for Thursday evening at Mrs. John Mahon's home. Elderly and family news note Mr and Mrs OG A Elvoy visiting Guelph and Lloyd Crawford moving to Mrs James Erwin's house. Several attendees joined Ebenezer anniversary events last Sunday and Monday while others report families and neighbors visiting Gurliile and Mil Gurliile area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Church
Homna
John Mahon
John McPhail
Chatham
Ebenezer
Ub. David's Church
Ang
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
OG. A. Elvoy
Thenda
Guelph
Ahd Wim
Lloyd Crawford
James Erwin
Wid
Win, J. Bell
N.Y. Mil. Gurliile
Local notes and visits from Toronto to Limchouw
A sequence of fragmentary items reports Aukerman visiting Limehouta, Agnew calling on friends, Doughtys weekending in Toronto, and Mrs Doughty’s illness. Dennis Yl is ill with typhoid but expected to recover. A Tim Fare Para canvasser promoted subscriptions. Local youths attended the Presbytery Young People Rally in Georgetown. Mrs Grant has been ill but hopes to recover soon. Elizabeth Hitchcock of Nassaga woyn celebrated her eighty second birthday at her daughter’s in Limchouw. She remains active and well admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aukerman
Toronto
Limehouta
Agnew
Mresbytery
Georgetown
Grant
Elizabeth Iitching
Nassaga
Burlington Notes And Visitors Include Winnipeggers And Victors
Local bulwark of short items records Mr and Mrs Chas Bamford of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs W D Timford of Nelson B C visiting Burlington last week. Rob Pearce, a works champion, toured town visiting Arthur Peara and family on Water Street. Mrs J Lottridge of Nelson Avenue and Mrs John Pay of Brant Avenue returned from Montreal. Theatre work progresses with opening planned for Friday and Saturday November 7. A damage suit for 5000 dollars over Kathleen Broom’s April 18 death proceeds in Hamilton area. John Gall on Brant Street showed a plant bearing peanuts from a May garden. Rev G A Wilton of Vancouver and Rev A A Wilson of Toronto spent a few days with J A Wilson Burlington Avenue Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Bamford
Winnipeg
TH. L.bimford
W. D. Timford
Nulson
B C
T. J. L. Bamford
Rob Pearce
Worke
Arthur Pearea
Water Street
J. Lottridge
Nelson Avenue
John Pay
Brant Avenue
Montreal
Kathleen Broom
New Street
Robert
Lily Broom
Hurlington
Edward
Mr. Button
Iamilton
John Gall
Brant Street
Guystlo
G. A. Wilton
D. D
Vancouver
Home Missions
Biitish
Columbia
A. A. Wilson
Toronto
J. A. Wilson
Burlington Avenuo
Cgzetto
Milton Ma John McIntosh leaves on visit to San Diego
Milton Ma John McIntosh of Yomby left last week to visit her son in San Diego Cal. She will winter there. W. W. Waster returned home Saturday after a ten weeks trip to Vancouver and several American cities via Chicago. Miss Mary Rivaz of Palermo accepts a position in the Ontario Agricultural College laboratory in Guelph, commencing duties last week. From 14 applications the Alton Liberal Conservative Association executive committee chose John Y. McCullum of Milton as successor to Archie McGibbon as county jail sheriff. G C Brown will forward recommendation to Government-Champion. Miss Minnie Mara of Gangon Ont was killed in an automobile accident near Woodstock last Sunday morning. she is daughter of the late T A Mara, former Milton merchant. Mayor Maudred, injured when scaffolding collapsed at the Princes Theatre last week, is recovering. Two-year-old Yrotitaln hatters owned by FP Pollotterio, Millon, completed their first incubation period to the 001-day division of the WO P, producing 8,107 lbs milk and 950.97 lbs butter.
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John. McIntosh
Yomby
San Diego
Cal
W. Waster
Vancouver
Chicago
Misa Mary Rivaz
Palermo
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Nivlat
Alton
Liberal-Conservative Association
John Y. McCullum
Milton
An_thele
Archie McGibbon
Jnil
G. C. Brown
Minnie Mara
Gangon
Ont
Woodstock
T. A. Mara
Hir
Maudred
Princes
Bran
Acpaly
Yrotitaln Hatters
Fp, Pollotterio, Millon
Fuat
WO. P
Oakville Notes Show Shaughnessy Illness and Local Happenings
Oakville residents report Rev Fr Shaughnessy seriously ill at the family residence on Colborne Street. Mrs A T Harris hosted a shower for Mrs Lilian Hugh co’s approaching marriage. Miss J M Krug injured in a vehicle collision in Toronto, recuperating in Tavistock and expected back at the Public School in November. Rev L I Metals preached in Tillsonburg on Sunday marking the sixteenth anniversary of the United Church in Ontario. Uinkelock Brown completes two cottages on the former evaporator site. Mrs W Dolmage of Gourls, Man visiting nephew W A Albertson and Mr Albertson. Ianston greatly pleased with Oakville district. J Johnstone returns to O N R station after a honeymoon in New York and Washington. Huge interest in a large wedding at Trinity United Church Toronto featuring Dr John F F Weatherill of Oakville.
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Shaughnessy
Colborne
A. T. Harris
Tillsonburg
Hunday
Ontario
Uinkelock Vroun
Oalkville
Trinity United Church
Toronto
John FF. Weatherill, Dentlit
Oakville
Éitar
Church Services Minister Poole to Speak on Salvation
The church at Willow Street 11,008 hosts minister OC L Poole BD at 12:00 noon with Sunday School and Bible Clas s. He delivers What to the Work of the United Church and Health Life through the Face of Jesus Christ. A meeting of combined societies and election of officer for Taxii Boys follow. Everyone welcome.
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Fiunday
Small Advertisements from Knox Church Action
A scan of mixed notices and ads includes farm items, lost parasol, animal sales, job needs, church notices, public worship schedules, and a large set of rental and sale offerings. Highlights mention Tolman Sweet apples, lost items, and an Acton area auction. notices about worship, Bible study, Young Women’s Auxiliary, and youth programs. plus rentals, sales of oxford sheep, and farm equipment.
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Bannockdurn
Lane
W. Hull
C.G. Jones
Gordon N. Cunningham
Hallinafad
Osfringe
Cieut
DL Hlewart
George Robertson
Porento
Archie McLean
McLean
M. Underhill
Uwnamilton
J. Campbell
Il McCutcheon
Hame
And
Mins
D. G. Robertson
W. G. Moseley and Sons
Leslie and
Donald
Milnes Pattifer
G. Carter
Gulph
Brock Wood
Everton
Camypbellville
Lwehouse
Wngton
Mrs. W. Dolmage
Gourls, Man
W. A. Albertson
Mr. Albertson
Win, Anderson
Geattle
Dss
Hlanister
W. K. Leggatt
Johnstein
Wew’ York
Washington
Whumnlton
Daly
LaFontaine’s Fur Store
Quebec Street
Mutred
Church of Canada
OC. L. Poole
B.D. Parsonage
Willow . Street
Presbyterian Knox Church
Bennie
Manson Willow
SSS Ee
Tolman
D. H. Young
Phuoe
Indy
Knox
MIU
Bridger
Pufila
Honday
A. Worden
Voles
Cina
Pedd Ber- Vier
Ballantyne
Widlowe
Arion Baptist Church
W. J. Hamilton
N. Y
P.O
Thurnduay
Free Press
Roy Howley
Noxaayaweya
B.A. Wansbrough
van Lake
Oxford Am
Bunderland House
Claice
Oakmount Road
W. Pv. Mooney
Prom
Naxsagweyn
Wolstein Nelfer
Jown A. McAlpine R. It
Acton-Milton
Ront. Johnston
FON Sale
Oxford Down
Ram
Wharton
Eden Mills
J. P. Scarrow
Soc.Treas, Ie
Fred Weighlesworth
Womby
Durham
Dominion Inn
HOLME
Frank Holmes
J. Ruddy
Carroll
Mary's
Wooseing
Carroll's
Eagle
Whey
Sunera
Clark
Baker’s
Mlb
Tin
Hallowe'en Dainties
Hallowe'en
Wallowe’en
McLaren
Jar
Os Voile
Mill Street
Org
Peck
Acton, Ontario
Fan Thugs
Oe Tendemls
Hulton
Peel House of Refuge
Naltuge
Crinbagnien Houw
Refuge
Yrampton
Meo
J. M. Savage Fish Dealer
Agton
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