Board of Directors List With Officers Names
A historical roster shows the board of directors and officers including President Rambay, Vice-President Gro, Rodon, Jom Paooron, Turnbull cashier, Wah Gragon MP, and Inspector H. M. Watbon, with Toronto noted among affiliations. The fragment records multiple names and positions such as John Stuart, A. T. Woon, A. B. Laa, Hee Ate Van, Caadler, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuart
Rambay
Gro
Rodon
Jom Paooron
A. T. Woon
A.B. Laa
Toronto
Wah Gragon MP
A. Turnbull
Hee Ate van
Asat
Caadler
H. M. Watbon
Deposit offers with annual interest and special receipts
Advertisement notes deposits of a minimum amount with interest credited at current rates and added to principal each year. Mentions pass-book usage and the issuance of Special Deposit Receipts for large sums. Agent: P. Bell, Georgetown.
Milton County Fair and Prohibition Debate At Milton
The Acton Free Press reports on the Milton County Fair today and tomorrow. Prohibition topics and local meetings are featured with notices to vote and attend events. A Guelph grocer, Wm. P. Clay, died by suicide. other notices include church events, school concerts, and local improvements like Mill Street sewer connections. The piece notes prohibition meetings, evangelical addresses, and community announcements across Milton and Hamilton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of, Bt
Andrew
Alban
Noble
T. R
Banday
Alban’s
Oburah
Bt. Andrew
Halton “Sunday School Association
Milton E-Morrow
Valock
Local notices detail river tragedy and new monument
The issue reports the death of Mrs. Geo Beardmore in Toronto after a long illness, a granite monument for Thomas B Wallace placed by John H Hamilton of Guelph, and a Methodist church death notice. It also covers electric lighting deputation findings and a wedding at Arch McPherson's home.
Dedake atd pets pose unknown risk in study
Readable text fragment mentions pets in a study context with unclear organization and missing key details. The item appears as a brief notice or caption rather than a full event. No dates or named entities are reliably identified in the fragment.
Parsonage Burns in Nassagaweya Ontario
Corres pondents report the Methodist parsonage at Nassagaweya burnt Wednesday noon. Cause unknown. Amy, formerly of Nassagaweya, was the occupant. Rev Dr Scanlan preached in Guelph or Nassagaweya Circuit. Rev Mr Kay preached on the Nassagaweya Circuit Sunday. Mrs Thor Bell died Saturday morning aged with funeral Monday. Prohibition votes today. Apple buyers active. farmers eye fall fair. Mr Korny Picketty lost a horse from gastritis and inflammation on his East Olivio farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Village
Amy
Nassagaweya
Scanlan
Nors Folts Etreet
Guelph
Bunday
Mr. Kay
Thor. Bell
Bella Mill
Blair
Korny Picketty
Kastoliboll
Bia
Civic Holiday Celebrated With Parade and Concert
A large public event last Friday drew about four thousand five hundred visitors on the grounds. Hillsborg brass band played in the evening with skilled performances. A twenty five member youth procession impressed all with neat dress and decorum. Several contests and games followed, including football between Union and Inglewood, tug of war Erin versus Nassagaweya, quoit, bicycle races, obstacle and smoking races, and youth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborg Brass
Union
Inglewood
Erin
Nassagaweya
Quoit Matsh
John Bush
A ‘W. Justice
Hurdle Jarmo
A. Jd. Dindssy
R. Kerr
E. Bhortill
Mio
W. Foster
W. Near
Mino
Foster
Zod
A. Foster
Kidd
H. Campbell
G. Kidd
W. 'Colline
T. ‘Johnson
A. McKechnie
Bloom
G. Lida
Z. Bithea
W. Fotter
G. Thompson
W. Foetar
Yemen
Prolific Fair Draws Crowds Despite Rainy Week
The township fair drew strong attendance and quality livestock displays despite damp weather. Notable entries included prize mares, carriage class winners, and robust cattle and hog shows, with several prize animals slated for Brampton and Milton. Local temperance debates heated as Georgetown, Norval, and surrounding churches prepared for a likely strong anti alcohol vote. A double tragedy marked the week with a five year old boy’s death from a falling apple and a farm accident injuring a young man, followed by a funeral and a large volunteer procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie’ McDowell
Vb Line
Hoween
Brampton
Milton
McEt
Mesars
Perio
Mitchell
Wray ‘Bowman
E. Wut
Ian
Georgetoven
Ows
Jefferson
Bengoby
Boling
Aetys Lacrease
Proyers
Creelman
Visitors to Acton and Nearby Personal Notes
Dr J F Uren of Toronto visited Acton this week. Miss Ida Barry returned to Newmarket on Wednesday. Mira Annie Smith of Kelso visited her old home. John McGill Jr returned to Cheyenne Wyoming on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Harvey spent a week in Toronto. Dr Fréd Forster of Toronto was a guest at Acton friends. Dr Rom of Guelph visited Moorecroft Ald. Hilmailton rode the Fars Prew’s call on Tuesday. An Acton note highlights George Agnew as Jeffery Bescoby’s cousin, and Richard Somerville secured a car shop position in London. The community notes several visits, plans to return to Acton, and a death in Maryborough affecting Mr McLauchlan’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ids Barry
Newmarket
Mira Annie Smith
Kelso
John McGill, Jr
Cheyenne
Wye
John’ Harvey
Toronto
Fréd’, Forster
Acton
Ald
Hlmailton
Guelph
Taeeday
Joseph Guyott
Campbellville
Hepler
Listowel
Slater
Ward
Rt. C
John Watson
Big Mother
Clinton and
Kippen
Watson
Alex
Kennedy
Mia
Rey
J. A. Molachlan
Mins -Winnla
Fergus
Arthur
Mr. McLauchlan
Marysborough
Quiet Berlin marriage linked Lawson and Miss McPhail
Former residents Mr George Lawson of Cairnes Glove Factory and Miss Jennie McPhail wed in a small ceremony at her parents home on Church street. Rev P As McEwen officiated as witnesses and guests included Miss Maggie D Matthews and Mr Thos McPhail. The couple left by 9:40 train for a ten day honeymoon then return to Berlin to reside. Both are well known and esteemed. The News-Record offers hearty congratulations for a long, prosperous life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
News-Record
George’ Lawson
Cairnes Glove Factory
Jennie’ McPhail
McEwen
Maggie D. Matthews
Thos, McPhail
Mee
Suywaon
Prohibition Meeting Draws Large Attendance
Report says a very large audience attended the Sunday service at the Methodist Church to hear Rev Sharp speak on prohibition. Nearby Acton hosted a Monday night prohibition meeting with Rev Dr Ross of Guelph delivering the address. Townspeople expect prosperity for Mr Townsend and family as they depart north westward via Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Acton
Ross
Guelph
D. ‘Townsend
Adders
Chicago
Goldbrook
Jan. Ramshaw
Henderson & Co Millinery Opens Amid Fashion Display
A successful opening at Henderson & Co featured Miss Campbell presiding as ladies from town flocked in. The display showcased latest hat and bonnet styles with polka dot and turquoise blue trims, dotted ribbons and feathers. The event drew large crowds on pleasant weather day and impressed observers with its attractive array of additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson & Co'e
Campbell
Switzerland
Europe
Boutty Appears Before Reeve for Drunken Disorderly Charge
Thomas Boott known as Boutty faced His Worship Reeve after a night in the cell charged with drunken and disorderly conduct. He paid 5 dollars plus costs or faced thirty days in jail. The record notes magistrates have equal powers in public drunkenness cases. Bleeta Haskill died in Port Hope at 198 years old. Peter Fountain a G T R trackman was killed in the tunnel yard at Sarnia on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boott
Thia
Peter Fountain
Sarnia
Also Mentioned on This Page
CHE
Bank OF Hamilton
Hamilton
N.enun
Asnaete
Georgetown Agency
Canada
United States
Great Britain
P. Bell
Georgetown
The
Acton Free Press
Annie
Manitoba
Maine
Francie
Willow Street
Rev. H
Macpherson
Norval
Wm. P. Clay
A. Guelph
We O. King
Peru
Farx
Bela Leake
Joasph
Toesph
Baiher Feeny Ie
Hardy
Cor
Everton
Ghurob
Biv
Seylono
Bamaritan
Budge
Cberts
Noa Campbell Ville
Montly
Avery
R.r.rete
Pacific Coast
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific
North Bay
Edort
Artistic
Nolo
Paes’ Passa
Dey
J. A-Mclachlan
M. ‘A; Borett
Ad News
Mr .McTinchlen
the ‘Methodist Church
Maryborough
Nethany
McLachlin
Methodist ‘Church
Hia
Tooaday
John H. Hamilton
Thomas. B. Wallace
Boms
Geo. I. Beardmore
Beardmore
G. L. Beardmore
Beardmore Tanning Workshire
Chadleigh
Mount Pleaant Oemétery
Es Stroud Hale
Reformed Episcopal Church
Hones
Menors
W.D. Beardmore
G. W. Beardmore
Fred Beardmore
de. Macdonald
Simcoe Brest
Fiske
Montreal
Mosse
Macdonald
Willie
Torrance Beardmore
W. D. Bearamore
W. ‘Beardmore
Fred
Dee Macdonald
Herbert Cawthra
Col. Macdonald
Col. Otter
E. ¥, Clarke
M.lp
Dixon
Pearson
Francie and
Clark
Polots
Brayner
Aurora
Aga
Cbs
McPherson
Erg
Eliza
James Symon
Charlea Symon
Aoton
Cbtistins
Atater
Migs
Edna
John
Symon
Grou
Neighborhood News
Nassaqaweya
Ballinafad
Wdyanos
John - Imarle
Faan Pans
Fam Pam
J.F. Uren
Crewsons
Poltos
Catharines
Port
Dalhousie
Lord's Day Alliance
Carter's
Carter
At .Henderson & Co's
Bleeta Haskill
Port Hops
Him
Hood
Smere
Empire Typewriter
New Williams
Mechin
Williams M Pg.Co., Limited
Montreal, PQ
Royal Commission
Dominion
Ontario
Tee Siveses
People of
Slater Shoe Co
W. A. Marsh
Esas
E.R. Bollert & Co
Wyndham Street
Pringle
Battenburg
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