Edenvale April notes and local happenings
April entries from Edenvale and UtOota detail residents' visits and home events. Gilchrist of Duntroon had a phone installed. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Park visit. Miss G Rumble stays with her aunt. Livingston quits blacksmith work to head west. Mrs. Foxall of Toronto and Mrs. Congdon mentioned. Seeding rains halted progress. Mr. McMaster sells part of his farm. Mr. Wim Harris suffers a serious accident. George Ari injured fingers at work. social Evening featured readings and a debate on travel’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Durminond
Brentywod
R. Beil
Geo
Ari
Ada
Gohn
Toronto
Montia
Teith
Mabel
Nixon
John. Coulter
Winhipex
Eile Ing
A. Coulta
Jack
Cov
Scaife
Sens
Londay
Oan
Esc Anecas Bank of Commerce
Agnes Murray
John Murray
Atple
Bermuda
Martin
Poranto
Campbell
Chas
W. Parker
Ing. Knapp
Geo. Door
Los Angeles
Cal
A. Ronald
Chester’ McConkey
Fento ‘Apent
Frank Robertson
Misa A. Prattelt
Hugpatic
Malcolm
Ghanty
Bays
A. Ney
Feinteman
Bos
Mathers
Hada
Ra Soulgue
Local Village Notices and Weather Notes From Dalston Area
Community updates report illness, travel, and social plans in Dalston and nearby Crai ghurst including condolences for the Horton family, garden and seeding work, travel to Alberta, and church attendance. Reports of rain, grass growth, and the impact on farming accompany notices of repairs after a storm and upcoming meetings in the Women's Institute and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalston
Congregational Church
Giots
Baldwin
Sind
The
Women’s. Institute
J. Palmer
Vespr a Parish Sunday Services and Institute Meeting
Parish services scheduled for Sunday May 4 include a 3 pm and 7 pm service at Midhurst. The Women’s Institute met Thursday afternoon in Town Fall to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs Ketchen was in Toronto last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesos
Akursing
Midhurst
Ray
Arthur Strother
Prairie Provinces
Womtn
Ketchen
Toronto
Strained Notes From Detroi Social Roundup
Local column transcribes misspelled snippets about visits, arrivals, and family news. Residents mention Mrs Agnes Murray, Mr and Mrs John Murray, Mr and Mrs Chas Hunt, and Miss Laula McCullough among others. Barnyard chatter mixes with church events, travels to Bermuda, and references to a chamberlain's tablets.
Village notes of Barrie and surroundings in late April
Local happenings include Geo Carruthers losing a valuable horse last Thursday and Edward Webb's accident with a broken rib. Visitors from Cranbrook and Toronto, church services at Paul’s Church, and plans for the Women’s Institute annual meeting are noted along with a magistrate fine for liquor sales and a quarterly death toll total of thirteen in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.Carruthers
Shaw
Topin
Smige
Hazel ‘Tiljott
Baxter
Mrm
Hera
Niel Brown
Frank Banting
Weel
Baines
Hupfront
Edward Webb
Mr.Webb
Bid. Mewittrick
Drs Langfeldt
Will-Beiab St
Paul's Obtrché
Missioni di Centevale
MralGeo
Shéppard
Cw 1
Tonto
Cas Smith
Barrie di Se Slater
E Webb
Mra
Rank Robinton
Misa Hinks
Toronto
Bran Hotth
Women’s Institute
Willi
Tres
Alberta Campbellony
Frank Makyes
Motor Company
Orillia
Clark
Oro
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Thomas A. Edison
Andison
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Lakeside’ Ave
Orance
N. J
Ne of Edison
James G. Keenan
Dougall Bros
Dunlop
Park
Utopta
Geo. Foxall
Uge
J. Congdon
Mark
McMaster
Sam. McMaster
Hiss Farm
Tas Y Jeanett
Yne
Rachor
Ioniard
Guaes
Borarias Sao
Torzato
Mr. Gough
Smdhurst
Hubbert
Foronto Wernt Bonday
Jas
Miu
Horton
Everett
James
Orrock
Mina’ - Marion -Orrock
Mre
A. Wattle
Alberta
Pheir
Craighurst
Geo. McLeay
Blackstock
Durham
Co. Fs
Hillsdale
Barrie
Anto
Blanagan
Hooly
Teateurant
Ose Paul
Hiram Eddy
R. Gollinger
Graighurst
Waa
Fames
Blur Tay
Thornton
Vespra Parish
Srenfel Rae
Meena
Detroi
Stanley Armatron
Triauna
Jeasle Howard Haa
Hunt
Alliston
Hs J
Tracey
MiLana
Baker
Ly Price
Palares
Crear
Lindsay
Trenton
Apie
Maidie McGill
Joby McGill
Baie Myhere
Ae Trarried
Sarriv S'Ster
BANK
Ontario
QieWec
HA. Sims
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