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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 02, 1926

Page

6

Births Marriages and Deaths Charged Rates

Births Marriages and Deaths are now charged at set rates. Born Reid in Erin Township August 20 1926 a daughter. Marries Browning Dills in Toronto August 28 1926 a daughter. Died McIntyre Acton August 26 1936 aged 63. Grimm Preston August 30 1996 less likely. Williamson Guelph August 30 1926 formerly Acton in his 71st year.

Reid Erin Township Hugh M. Reid Scott Erin Earl Scott McIntyre Young St. Acton John McIntyre Grimm Fairview Farm Preston Moses I. Grimm Williamson At &J.joseph's Hos ’Pital Guelph David Wiamson Acton

Local Notes From Acton and District Turn to Autumn

Brief local items note Toronto Exhibition crowds and autumn concerns. W. C. Bessey elected councillor for Georgetown. Salvation Army band praised. church parsonage veranda tendered. Ruth Gloson joins United Church choir. counterfeit 25 cent coin circulating. schools reopen with many pupils. Rev C A Simpson receives $109 gold gift. police court reporting under discussion at Wassgo Beach.

Acton United States

Georgetown Police Court Fines Col Colonel for Liquor Offense

Herbert Hughes known as the Colonel pleaded guilty to intoxication and selling liquor to a minor and was fined 3100, costs on the first charge and 50, costs on the second with three months hard labor in default. A boy who drank cherry wine made by Hughes required medical aid. Court sessions in Fergus and Georgetown saw youths punished for theft and driving offenses with fines and suspended licenses.

Georgetown Herbert Hughes Watt Guelph John J. Atkinson Ifergus Atkinson Moore J. A. Jackson Jeff Thomas Howson, Jr Norval Owens Norval Road Hewson Roy V. Lent T. A. Hutchinson Brampton Bert Morris Murphy Co. R McKeown M. P Orangeville George McDermott Port Credit Reevery R. W. Lent McDermott Moors John Ballantino, Jr Frank Toast Eldorado Park Lucia Murillo Main Street McPherson Lquor Cho Murillo Gooderham & Worts Reevely Gee Mur. Ilo

Serious accident to Freddy Harwood in Windsor

Eight year old Freddy Harwood was struck by a slowly moving car near his Windsor home. He suffered chest injuries and possible rib fracture after being knocked down by William Park’s vehicle around 8:30 PM Thursday. He was taken to Hotel Dieu in critical condition as Constable Peter Doorman investigated the case.

Citien Bitar Windsor Freddy Harwood Harry Harwood Acton William Park Harwood Parent Avenue Hotel Dieu Park Peter Loaf Pei

Halton Soldiers in the Warriors Parade at Toronto Exhibition

A detachment of about 60 Halton Rifles marched with York Hang, Peel and Dufferin regiments in the Warriors Day parade at the Toronto Exhibition. About 6,009 troops passed the reviewing stand as Major Pedrey and Captains Cummings, Doty, Oxy, and others attended. The Halton unit marked its first Warriors Day appearance amid orderly drill and a cheering rural contingent.

Halton Rifles Toronto Exhibition York Hang Peel Hulton Ocera I H. Pedrey M.C M. J. Col Sler J/ J. Weacock C. J. Cummings Shauta H. &. Karl B.A. Cummings U. Doty O. Oxy

Ontario Apple Crop Yield Estimated at Seventy-Five Percent

The Ontario commercial apple crop is estimated at about 75 percent of last year, with 3 673 cars expected to ship this season. Eastern Ontario shows promise with Duchess Wealthy Fameuse Stark and Cloidons, while McIntosh and Spartan varieties are noted as lighter. The article also mentions church events at Knox Church and a sermon anniversary by Rev. Stewart in Eldenburg.

Ontario Duchess Fameune Stark Aistaleth Oreere

Neighborhood News Notes From Erin and Surroundings

Mrs. Peter Mick of Toronto and her daughter Muriel and Dr. E. C. Mick of New York with nephews J. S. and Lindsay Miller of Powassan were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. John Graff’s home in Erin this week. Rev McDonald of London and Mrs. McDonald’s daughter Mia returned home after four months and remain in poor health. Local youths attended Edna McCutcheon’s birthday gathering. Neighbors aided with housing and crop protection on Mrs. Murray’s farm, appreciated by Mrs. Murray.

Peter Mick Toronto Muriel E. C. Mick New York J. S Lindsay Miller Powasson John Graff Erin Johony_ Smiths Mia Mc- Donald London Edna McCutcheon Peter Murray Murray Gordon Cook Haa Hla Aro Gordon Hayward Claude Gray Winnipeg RK. E. Zimmerman The United Church of Canada Missy Edna McGutchton Main Street A.C. Campbell Maple Leaf Milling Company Neon & Coy

Engagement gift party at Rockwood for Miss Irene Black

Guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Norman Burns Rockwood where Mrs Burns presented Miss Irene Black with a large gift basket of kitchen utensils. William Black gave thanks and music followed with violin and piano duets before a lunch.

Norman Burns Rockwood Minas Black William Messrs Moore Plank Nellie Margaret Cook Osprinke Miss Black Mr. Any déeerSrarna

Rockwood Horticultural Show Highlighted by Flower and Vegetable Exhibits

The Rockwood Horticultural Society held its 10th annual show with high quality displays in all classes. Judges praised vegetables by Thos Hutchinson and flowers by Miss M Stockford. An evening talk by Dr McLetaee was well received. Community events included lantern slides on Chiba, a Salvation Army visit, and Presbyterian garden party with softball. Several locals visited or attended services at churches as weekend activities continued.

Rockwood Horticultural Society Thos, Hutchinson M. Stockford Brunswick Robi. Boland Greensville Wand Wiliam Bridger Johnston Hewitt Simeone Ming Eileen Dridger Guelph Midat Troy Brooka Barrie Elm Tharry Tn Detroit Herbert Dyer Thetraon Lloyd Guelph General R. Peart Thousand Islands Mulroy D. Dougina Presbyterian Church

Canada National Exhibition Changes in Special Days

The list of remaining CN exhibition days shows changes from last year. September 4 becomes Manufacturers Sports and Flora Festival Day, while closing Saturday September 11 becomes Community Day plus Boys and Girls Day.

En Aunaan Transportation Waite Sq

Social notes from Acton and surrounding towns

A crowded social column lists visitors and residents across Acton, Hamilton, Toronto, Kitchener, Oshawa, Brantford, London, and Guelph. Names include Mrs George Agnew Miss Mabel Kenyon Mr Milford Smith Miss Elva Cole and many others visiting relatives, attending funerals, or traveling for holidays and events.

George Agnew Hamilton Mabel Kenyon Kitchener Acton Milford Smith Toronto F. T.hunter Robbie Hall C. Longstreet Erin Elva Cole Robert Reid Young Street Stanley Mackle Darla Ransom Dorothy McPherson Frank Havill Oakville D. McNaughton Bracebridger G. W. Masales J. C. Wilson M. McLean Cook Guelph Roy Wanzbrough Harold Wanabrough S. Young Kegan D. H. Young Fred Crewson Hhisburg H. P. Moore Preston M. Grimm Mamie Masales Woodstock Vermont George Edwards Lucy Edwards Vida Ramshaw Brantford R. "J. Kerr M. M. Bennett Wingham Robert Bennett Lake Avenue H. C. Shrieter C. C. Speight Speight Margaret Bennett New Brunswick F. A. McLean Bitly Chesley Gordon MacKay R. H. Wansbrough Wiliam McPhail Brandon Ontario Frances B. Hurat Richards Landing H. BE Myera Baby H. Young Mendota Mira J. BE. Gamble Thelma Jas. Wilds T." Malcolm Owen Sound Sidney Norwood Detroit Herousin Laurette Moore Blawin Inn Muskoka

Hamlin and Johnston Hosts Welcome Weekend Visit

Afv and Mrs W E Hamlin and Mr Howard of Toronto spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs K L Johnston. Evelyn Hamlin, who had been visiting the Johnstons, returned home with them after the visit.

W. E. Hamlin Howard Toronto K. L. Johnston Evelyn Hamlin Johnston

WANTED 10 men to qualify for work in Toronto trades

Hempshill's Limited advertises openings for motor and tenition experts, chauffeurs, welders, cattery and tire work, and a barber. Paid $100 to $200 monthly while learning, with part time pay. Call or write for information at 163 King St. W. Toronto.

Hempshill’s, Ltd King St. W Toronto

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning- Dills John Nell, DD Acton Hebe Press W. C. Bessey George C. Campbell Salvation Army Band Mill United Church Ruth. Gloson Milverton R. 8. Waters Department of Marine and Fisheries the “Baptist Church Dr. Cook Aylmer Lilian ‘Perry Elgin Street C. A Simpson Grace Church Wassgo Beach Fergus Belf Police Court News Wellington Gardiner Clifford Bill Milton John Molossi Wee Windsor E Halton Reidie Knox Church Jam Reidice Hillsburg Stewart Eilteburg W. J. L. Hampshire Esquesing Commons Neighborhood News Churchill Joseph S. Dods Alton Ont Olive Cecelia Robert Clay Allen Robert Allen Allen Mies Mery . Bollert University of British Columbia Canadian Federation of Women Montreal Business College Guelph, Ont A. L. Bouce Aden Mills Old Boys Edgewood Park Hamilton, Milton and J. W. Jones Acton, Ont Bk Toso Butterfly Yobbes Caphorus Reesor’ S Dry Goods & Variety Store McLean & Co Agant Gage H. W. Hinton Jeweller Serge Sik Woo Patr Nicol W. J. Patterson
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