New Lowell Sunday Visitor and Local Notes
NEW LOWELL reports a Sunday visitor with Mrs James Daft and a note on a youth footrace won by New Lowell 1 to 0 over Corn Hill. Several residents and visitors are listed, including Mrs Goodwin returning home after a fortnight, a hailstorm and rain, and a tragic lightning death of a valuable colt last Sunday. Various local names, farms, and cottages in Gilford, Shanty Bay, Oro Station, and nearby areas are mentioned with brief updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
T .Eas
James
Local notes on travel and business in Barcie area
A fragmentary item lists residents Ana at eer Sas eon Mins Vassie Brown of Barcie at home. It mentions a group excursion from Soaks School and a honeymoon trip with friends. The text then records the death of John Plaxton of Oro, aged 76, buried at Dalston after a funeral at the house and Dalston Methodist church, led by Rev Fralick. Plaxton, born in Yorkshire, reportedly lived in Canada since 186? and left six children including Mrs John Trehorne and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Vassie Brown
Barcie
Pere
Alex Gildeth
Tie Men
John Plaxton
Oro
Dalston
Dalston Methodist Church
Mr Fralick
Yorkshire
Onland
Charles
Hannah
Canada
John
Trehorne
Man
Stainson
Inns
Mary
F Kanses
George
Wedding at Churchill Ends In Married Union For Reid and Wids
On June 14 at the brides parents home Miss Theresa Reid wed Mr W Wids of Big Bay Point. The ceremony was by J Nankivell under an evergreen arch. Afterward a dejeuner followed. couple to reside at Big Bay Point. Relatives and friends sent gifts, and Mr and Mrs Reynolds left for Toronto with plans to visit Hamilton and Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
George Reid
Churchill
W Ids
Big Bay Point
Reynolds
Toronto
Hamilton
Niagara
Big Bay
Jane
Joseph Edwards
Willema May
Crown Hill
R . Fralick
Laura—Edwards
Berthe
Ince
Luck
Willow Rock
Crown
Methodist” Parsonage
Collier Barrie
A Fraser
H Dunn
Dalston
Jane “Booth
Charles Jobbitt
Nixon Hurst
Newmarket
Will” Brown
Barrie
Wright
Nankivell
St Paul's
Painswick Church
Townline Presbyterian straw festival set for July Seventh
Annual straw festival at Townline Presbyterian church announced for Friday July 7. Children Sabbath School attendance free and adults 25 cents. Nearby Bethesda court planning a similar event on the Sth ally. Also notes on local residents and proceedings including Mrs McKinley of Alliston visiting relatives, and a new barn being raised by Wm Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essa
John Mc
B Lattle
Sime
Howson
Thomas Wiieht
Dr Little-werk
Seill
Stree
Berg
Painswick Church Farewell Sermon and Garden Party
In Painswick on July 2 and 6 a farewell sermon by Hev James Nankivell will be held at St Pauls 230 pm and at Painswick 7 pm, followed by Thomas Hewson’s annual garden party with tea from 530 pm and 25 cent tickets. Road improvements on Yonge and Tollendal streets are underway for better travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hev James Nankivell
St Paul's
Painswick
Thomas Hewson
Tollendal
Thomas Cook
England
Archibald Ballard
Nellie Blackmore
Mon
John Blackmore
Nixon Hurst
Newmarket
John Hurst
Will Cook
Niagare
Markets Report Wide Trading Across Wheat Livestock
Toronto market shows wheat prices firm for white and red grades with bids around 1.46 to 1.02 per bushel while Liverpool grain and live cattle sectors signal steady demand. New York dairy and beef values hold with firmer notes in ceasings. Chicago and East Buffalo stockyards report varied receipts and modest price stability for cattle hogs and sheep. Ontario reports seed growers convention progress and a murder trial in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Liverpool
Yeacerdzy
Toronto
Imaia
Jeum
New York
East Buffalo
sToc
Ewe Cos
Aisha
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Jyne
Lighsoll
Norwich Union
New Lawson
Market prices and livestock terms from a historical page
A fragmented price list shows fall wheat and coarse grain values, wool and hide rates, and meat and dairy items. Entries mention Alsike Clover, unwashed and washed wool, beef hides, lamb skins, and horse hides with per pound figures, reflecting a mid century market sheet style.
Tobacco, market and crime notes mix in old Toronto page
A fragmentary 19th century item notes heightened tobacco production figures in America and import values for England, plus a suicide note by a Berlin apprentice who read over 100 sensational novels and aimed to be the tragedy’s hero. Saturday market reports show butter eggs steady, hay selling at 8 50 to 9 00, some strawberries and porkers offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kohn
Berlin
America
England
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Adies
Tom, Russett and
Hb, Myers
E, Beecraft,& Co. Sane Ae
Eay Bank
Mosar
Beecroft
Barbie
Hursday
Stati
Easy
Corn Hill
New Lowell
Angus A. Campbell
Guelph
Zion’ Methodist Church
Aga Mire Patterson
Oro Station
Nichols
Stewart
Gilford
Bane
Bankis
Eeeenen
Ir Doolittle
Sawyer
George’ Bateman
Alfied Belle Neilly
Ilits M Katooshaw
Wm.sing
Deerhorat
of Sin
Mra
Wemi Casanieri
Etriends
Tonaia
Deposta
Doanac
Dunlop Tates
Ross Street
Mark Myers
Foronto
Muskoka
Cooper's Falls
Wm Grant
Dee School
McKinley
Alliston
Essay
George Wendh
Abe
Ue Wisstow
Calldnes
Midhurst
Mr “Beath
Oshawa
Alex Contra
A Cyrren
Sclender
Flos
Twontas Knupp
Eden
Yale
Son
James Coutts
J ‘Alt
Vine
P-Doran
Minesing
McLean
James Handy
Colwell
R Russell
James Russell
Pebiene Foundation
Gill
Cold Coutts
Grove
Walt
Hattayle
London
Ee Waya
S.A Camners
Altho
Tri
Denison
Emma Harvey
J. M.johnston
Johnnod
William
Furness
Ottawa
Canadian- Seed Growers’ Association
Sydney Fisher
W. Robertson
Saunders
Barth
Niagara Falls
John Hamilton
Chapman
Barbie Markets
Esty, Bachan
J. M. Brown
Waspra
Suoreniycegs
Ata Veeres
Bowie
Blake St
Enteay Et SP UK
Suspen Nion Bridge
Buffalo
S.C
Pt. Haven
Detroit
Mich
Portland Exposition
California
Manon
Assipabola
Binder
Manilla
H. H. Otton & Son
Excelsior Business College
J. Muir Jamieson
Arrister
Notas
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Agenta
Cowan’s
the Cowan.co., Ltd
the Examiner
Trxon
T Flor
Efor
Sptrsimgabaood
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