County Court Opens June Session With Light Criminal Docket
The County Court began its June session with Judge presiding and a full courtroom. The Grand Jury received instructions on duties, noting only one crimal case for theft. The session included remarks on Ontario liquor and municipal law amendments and a civil suit by James Anderson against Grand Trunk Railway over cattle killed on the tracks.
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Ardagh
Boys
H. H Strathy
Foster
W .A. Boys
A. Wi. Creswicke
Ontario
James Anderson
Grand Trunk Railway
Anderson
T. R
Howson
Creawicke
Fen
W. H.iggar
Ailment List From Obscure Text Cited In Scan
Fragmented OCR note lists three common ailments sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. Text is garbled with stray characters and misordered phrases offering no clear event or context. No identifiable persons organizations or places are present in readable form.
County Council at Orillia Reports and Outing
Orillia County Council discusses jailer’s report on inmates, bridge safety for Glen Huron and Severn river, by law for school section adjustments, and road and bridge funding. Warden leads a lake trip to inspect Narrows bridge, Geneva Park tour, and talks with Grey and Simcoe counties on future steel spans.
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County Council
Orillia
de Condellames
Saller
Lynn
Emerson
J. Slesons
Glen Huron Bridge
Quinlan
Tiver
Glen’ Horon
House of Refuge
House-of- Refuge
Messrs. Boys
Whitesides
Xeas
Messrs, Barr, Boys and
Naya
Mesara
Bell
Preven
Frawley
Ee Quae Ingram
Ainlan
Snow
Stewart
Thorpe
Messrs
Harvie
Roads and Bridges Committee
Severn River
Barr and
Mad River
Glan Huron
Lynn and
Snigami
Midland
Penetanguishene
Igoanellaa
Adjala
Eesa- Tecumeeth
Tay
Ponadrontio
Vespra
Barrie
Collingwood
Thomas
Chambera
Simcoe
Dufferin
Grey
Bridge
Codnel
Conseilor
Fraser
Messrs, Stewart
Furthr
Barrié
Tadione
Narrows
Jupp
Ontario
Japp
Nartowe
Geneva Park
Prominent Washington Journalists to Visit Canada
A party of about twenty five reporters from major U S papers, including Washingtons Gridiron Club members, will tour Canada to observe farming and industrial development. They depart June 1 from Washington for Philadelphia and travel via Grand Trunk Railway to Toronto with a Toronto Press Club reception, then to Montreal and Ottawa before Western Canada.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Washington
Wen
America
The
Gridiron Club
D. C
United States
Western Canadian Immigration' Association
Dominion
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Read- Ling —Ry
Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Suspension Bridge
Ottawa
Grand ‘Tropic
Srhoee
Dofor Uobe
Ontreala
Niagara excursion for Canterbury Lodge to Falls
Our readers are reminded of an excursion to Niagara Falls on Monday June 19 under Canterbury Lodge Sons of England Col ingwood. Tickets from all stations north of Brentwood good to return by special train or regular trains through June 20. Departure times and fares listed for Meaford Thornbury Field's Crossing Craigleith Lake Jet and others. Further information from J Gooden J Lockton and W A See Callinewood.
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Niagara Falls
Canterbury Lodge
Sons of England
Colingwood
Brentwood
Retun
Angus Utopia
Colwell
Avandale
Brentw Bor
Utopia
Feiss
J. Gooden
J._Locktonnd
W. A
Callinewooa
Mid-Summer Snap Offer From The Examiner
The Examiner advertises a joint offer with The Family Herald and Weekly Star for new subscribers until January 1, 1906 at 75 cents. Existing Examiner subscribers can add The Family Herald and Weekly Star for 40 cents for the rest of the year. Send your order promptly for the fall benefit.
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Examiner
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Curious Easter customs in England past and present
The article surveys English Easter practices old and new, noting charms and superstitions. It cites maidens wearing light yellow garters for engagement hopes, hair being brushed a hundred strokes thrice, and new clothing on Easter. It describes Oxford Queens College herring centerpiece, past pageants, and village rites where boys chased girls and women pursued men for payments. Monastic Easter plays in churches and dances across cathedrals are mentioned, with references to social mischief and ritual burdens.
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England
Queen's College, Oxford
Exiga
Edward
Ana
Dences
Ganausace Cn Aera
Senta
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Steurr
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von Inga
Ardaah
J. C. Morgan
Robert Maurphy
Igretain
Toronto
Mragay
Ryes
Ewart le Jweis
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Jone
Willeay
Rae
Fcot
Montreal
Wilkinson
Epworth League
Jamas Cobb
Hanna Tucker
Jan_F.Latimer
Silas—Huntingdon
Lake
Union-Char
Dr. Chown
Temperance and Moral Reform Association
Wilfrid Laurier
J. J. Redditt
E. Baker
W.E.— Hassard Alaintear Sear
Geor
J. Melaugh Bliin
Sone
McCaul .St. Methodist Church
Methodist Church
D.W.S. Griffin
J.E Wilson
Jos. Young
E.a.fearson
B. R. Strangway
J.J. Feson
J. C. Speer
L. W. Hill
A. Richard
Conference Church
Church
A. F. McKenzie
Victor Mission
Annie Gauley
Purple_Grove
Violet Porter
Emma Wherry
Tyron
McCann Street
Methodist Chuch
Methodist Social Union
Metropolitan Church
McCaul
Street Methodist Church
Tork
W.G. Harris
Orangeville
Halbert
W. E. Saster Te
Yonge Street Church
bCuten
Peloeks
Great Britain
Ireland
Sopetl Tor' Moonesther
Rentmont
Nispaasipte
Eal
Walter Witten
Ander
Eadles Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Niagara
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