Distant Town Notes From Regional Ledger
Telegram style local items from Midland area include visitors Harry Webb of Toronto and Mr. Geo Campbell from Rainy River Ontario. Wedding of Miss Mary White and Mr Cecil Ferguson at Allandale. R V Hospital Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Wm Parke Bradford Street. Track work advances on Midland to Belleville roadbed with three survey parties and heavier rail planned. Membership drive reaches 200 with goal of 300. Junior Baseball Club schedules practice and season upcoming.
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Harry Webb
Toronto
Brunton
Depot Harbor
Lily Whish
Arundel Tyrwhitt
Wm. Pratt
R. V. Hospital
Wm. Parke
Bradford St
Samuel Ness
Herbert Johnson
Hamilton
Milton
A. V. Brown
Mary White
Cecil Ferguson
Allandale
Midland
Belleville
Midland Argus
Vickers
Thomson
Lynch Named Northern Division Superintendent
The G T R appointed P J Lynch to head the Northern Division after the death of Supt Tiffin. The assistant role was abolished as Lynch moved up. Other promotions include Wm J Piggott to trainmaster at Allandale and D J Quinlan to Chief Despatcher Trainmaster. He is praised for thirty years of service and deep knowledge of Northern operations.
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Supt. Tiffin
P. J. Lynch
Montreal
Wm. J. Piggott
Allandale
Daniel J. Quinlan
J. D. McMillan
Belleville
Linsday
J. Irwin
Patrick J. Lynch
Lefroy
Stratford
Sarnia
Toronto
Buffalo
Goderich
Barrie
Grand Trunk Ry
Lynch
Tiffin
Mr. Piggott
Lorneville Junction
Lindsay
D. J. Quinlan
Supt. J. Webster
McMillan of
West Ward School Honor Rolls for May
West Ward School reports May honor rolls across grades from junior to senior levels. Notable names include Foster Scanlon Howard Cheesman Curtis Hill Thomas Hobley McKinley Clarke Martin Harris Storey Cooper Montgomery Car ley Wardman Madge Martin Campbell Lewis Wise man Leigh McKinley BigeLow Wiles McMartin Dor bin Mason Harris Lavery Calvert. Principal Geo R Wood notes attendance average 189 with 222 on roll.
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A. Foster
A. Scanlon
L. Howard
H. Cheesman
C. Curtis
M. Hill
L. Thomas
A. Hobley
G. McKinley
G. Clarke
E. Martin
M. Harris
L. Storey
A. Cooper
C. Montgomery
M. Carley
G. Wardman
Pt. M—Sr
S. Madge
A. Martin
E. Campbell
Ii—Jr
E. Lewis
G. Wiseman
M. Leigh
A. McKinley
E. Bigelow
L. Wiles
C. McMartin
E. Dorbin
R. Mason
D. Harris
I. Lavery
F. Calvert
Hilldale Mrs Campbell to Sell Farm Stock and Goods
On Friday June 16 1910 Mrs Henry Campbell of Hillsdale will sell farm stock implements and household furniture at lot 6 con 3 Medonte without reserve Five months credit on sums over five dollars.
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Henry Campbell
Hillsdale
Lot
Con
Medonte
Bank F Toronto Or Resources Offer Safe Banking Handling
Bank statement announces safe and convenient handling of banking accounts for facilities. Notes interest added to savings balances semi annually. Mentions Capital Reserved Funds of 4,000,000 and a total of 4,818,871.
Local social notes from Holly and Ferndale
Miss Frances Minnikin of Ferndale visits Miss Lizzie Gibson for a few days. Miss Ruby Wilson and Miss Pearl Wilson from Calgary stay with Miss Mary Biggar for a few days. Fred and Clara Brown visited friends at Edgar on Sunday. Arthur Stone arrived from Toronto to spend the summer.
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Holly
Frances Minnikin
Ferndale
Lizzie Gibson
Ruby
Pearl Wilson
Calgary
Alta
Mary Biggar
Fred
Clara Brown
Edgar
Arthur Stone
Toronto
Boner Roll for U S No 15 Innisfil June Class V
Attendance list for Innisfil school shows names across classes with Harvey Ness and Jennie Lockhart noted as daily attendees. Average attendance is 30. A H Rainey is the teacher.
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U.S. No. 15
Innisfil
Mary Connell
Donald Cowan
Harvey Ness
Libbie Allen
Robbie Ness
Edna Johnston
Clifford Lockhart
Leonard Martin
Bruce Cowan
Jeanie Lockhart
Glennie Ness
Lacy Summers
Florence Connel
Elsie Gilhooley
Johnny Alpine
Lillie Reid
Frank Cowan
Baseie Connell
Maurice Martin
Finnie Martin
Harold Padgham
Willie Moore
Lena Graham
Leamer Lockhart
Willie Reid
Louie Ness
Sadie Alpine
Bowman Allan
Janet Bogardis
Estella Gilhooley
Amy Gilbooley
Willie Bogardis
Je Alpine
da Gilhooley
Wilma Thompson
Joel Thompson
Harold Ayerst
Keta Walt
Jennie Lockhart
Bessie Connell
Leon Graham
Jenet Bogardis
A. H. Rainey
Vespr a School Report May Names in Merit
A May school report for U. S. No. 15 Vespre presents names in order of merit across grades Sr IV to Primary. Notable students listed include Nellie Elliott Evelyn Leadlay Elvin Richardson Alma McPhaden Jim Payne Ina Elliott Robert Pratt Maitland Patterson and Joseph Patterson among others with conduct honors awarded to Nellie Elliott Mary McLean Kathleen Orchard Ethel Pratt Helen Leadlay and Elmer Johnston. A L Richardson is the teacher.
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U. S. No. 15
Vespra
Nellie Elliott
Evelyn Leadlay
Elvin Richardson
Albert Teasdale
Cecil Orchard
Helen Leadlay
Janet Anderson
Harvey Elliott
Alma
McPhaden
Jim Payne
Elgin McLean
Elmer Johanston
Annie Anderson
Kathleen Orchard
Hazel Thomas, Jr
Mary McLean
Olive Thomas
Walter Coos
Ethel Pratt
Elsie McPhaden
Ina Elliott
Robert Pratt
Vera McLean
Willie Lawler
Percy Thomas
Toronto Car Ownership Shifts From Flaunt to Commonplace
Toronto's automobile ownership has shifted from flaunted pride to ordinary status. In nine months ending May 1, 1910, 554 cars were purchased, bringing total Toronto autos to 1,695, about one per 200 residents, with over a million dollars spent in that period and about 3.5 million dollars tied up in machines citywide.
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Toronto
Moving Picture Shows At Opera House Debate
Town of Elizabeth Street discusses licensing for moving pictures at the opera house. Some urge the license included with the opera house license. others fear discrimination against Dreamland without a special license. A town license fee request from T. J Dineen remains unpaid after rent for three months. A Monarch Railway Co report is deferred. Special meeting set for June 15 to review the agreement terms.
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Elizabeth St
Penton’s
Francis St
Board of Works
Dreamland
Donnell
T. J Dineen
Monarch Railway Co
Price
Beecroft
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
A warning against ointments for catarrh containing mercury. Mercury can destroy smell and derange the system when absorbed. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Care from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally and mercury free. Sold by Toledo’s Family Pills for Constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledon
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