Hunter Chapman Wedding Notices at Acton and Oakville
Two marriage notices from Ontario churches record September 13 1915 at Atbana Acton with Edith Florence Chapman to William Hunter and September 10 1918 at Oakville St Jude s with Digby Arthur William of New York marrying Mary Tabbel daughter of Dr and Mrs T Y Q Farmer both events noted by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter-Chapman
Atbana
Acton
Maunsell
Florence
J. G. Chapman
William Hunter
Willhon-Fahmei I
Jude
Oakville
W. Y. Clark
Ulshop
Nidware
Canon Woodcock
Digby Arthur William
New York
Taabel Mary
Dr. and Airs
T. YQ. J. Farmer
Thompson
Erin
Joseph HH. Thompson
Cotthelle
Baquealng
Margaret Bay
William J. Cottrelle
Cuisholm
Mary Hammil Willams
George Sirock Chisholm
Gawthroup
Hamilton
Ret Mall
John Gawthroup
Sinclair
Erin Township
Tuasday
Sarah Velmm
Fall Fair Preparations and Local Updates
The item notes Acton’s Fall Fair opening next Tuesday and Wednesday, Thanksgiving Day firing at 191 percent, and the last midweek half-holiday observed. It mentions bacon price drops in Belleville, a new hot water boiler in the station, and various local notices on taxes, by laws, and civic matters.
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Belleville
G. T. KR
Percheron
Ray Horace
Clyde
Glassford Laird
Black Billy
Elmore
Roan Helfer
Jermey
Deering
Hamilton
Peter Hamilton
I Bissell
Steel Holler
Frost & Wood Sulky Baker International
Steigt
Harner
W. J. Greham
R- J. Kera
Acton
Hunter Chapman and Willson Farmers Marriages in Acton and Oakville
A quiet Acton wedding joined Misa Edith Floresca Chapman and William Hunter at St Albans Church with Rev Maunsell officiating. In Oakville, Isabel Mary Farmer married Hon. Digby Arthur Willson as Bishop Clark presided. numerous consuls and dignitaries attended while Miss Frances Wood sang. Guests came from Toronto Hamilton New York and Providence as post wedding tours and future postings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. N. Colder
Hunter
Ronto
Niagara
Acton
Canon Woodcock
Jude's
B. de Coursey Fletcher
Frances Wood
Brussels
Beatrice Maclean Monard
Toronto
W. H. Wetmore
J. Reyes Vernon
Hamilton
G. W. Ross
E. Roger Wells
Ushera
Maida
Harold N. Farmer
Mra. Farmer
Kingslow
Mra. Mann
Varmer
Willson
Ancaster
London
New York
Providence
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Crowsons Corners
Orrie Lamb
Oalimaith
Galbraith
Milton
Roger Harrop
The
Acton Free Press
Acton Citizens
St Joseph's
Mercury
Canadian Wheat Board
Ontario
Joseph Kostal
Guelph
Sen
Hugh Guthrie
House of Commons
Holleville
Brampton Business Institute
Brampton
J. B. Guelph
J. C. Wilson
B.A. Sa
Alex. Waldie
George Hynds
John FM. Kennedy
D. McDougall
Fresbytery
W. J. Stuckey
Hughes
W. SB
Grand Valley
Lincoln Goldie
Canada
Fort William
Atlantic
Wellington Lodge
Esin
St Alben’s Church
Ll. W. Paterson
Mack McDonald
Victoria’ Avenue
Nev. W
Daniela
Elora
Methodist Cuhreh
Main Street
W. H. McCullough
Eaquesias
Acton Crossroad
Benj. Petch
Austlonser
Bank of Hamilton
Georgetown
G. C. MacKay
Vancouver
Union Station
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Can
Vic GT
T.&n.o
Canational Eye
General Passemger Department
Canadian National Railways
John F. ‘Ford
Brampton Fall Fair
Peel
Halton
SONIC
Joe Williams
Marjorie Taft
Chinguacousy
Gore
A. Hewson
John H. Watson
Frank Jackson
Acton’s
Penman’s
McLean & Mills
Arn Aixteux
Sirloin
Doverhouse Ste
Choige
MicEnery & Evans
Dreesmakers
Operatone
Mulkdag
Juald Aulary
Colonial Whitewear Co., Limited
Guelph Ontario
Shaw
W.H. Shaw
Yonge St
Yonge
Charles Streets
Teronte
W. J. Elliott
Guelph Business College Herald Slog
Guelph Business College
A. L. Bouck
Fall Farm
Stone Road
Voos
Papal Mall
Hornby Village
Soll Vhay
Bath
Wella
Kyume
Wrick
Hornby Station
Limehouse Y
Alton Village
Alton Wehout
Caledon
Alton
Willoughby Farm Agency
Geo. Wallace
County of
George Simphon
Nassagawega
Helton
George Simpson
Nanawawoya
George Himpeon
Tom
Tage Onn
Mtogepa
County of Wellington
Aemlia Murray
Amelia Murray
Wellington
Wala
Wood
Ume
Hillard Mullayy
Harald N. Larmer
Victor Watson
Houso
R. J. Kerr Jou
Real
Young Street
Acton, Ont
McKee
Rexall Drugstere
Guelph, Ont
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