Town Notes and Exchanges in Tottenham Locale
Se AILWAY z WARD Michael Polly spent Sunday in Tottenham. The new coats for ladies are open at Irwin's. Lock is spending a few weeks near the Montreal River. Robert Wilson, brakeman, broke a blood weasel on Friday. Many boys away on the annual fall meeting trip. Poachers for best cuts of pork and lamb at 1243 etc. Mrs Jobs Hawker of Collingweed visiting the Misses Harlin. Mr Warner of South River moving into the Poucher Block. Mrs Bradley of Toronto visiting her parents at The Boulders. W. White, Sarnia, formerly of this place, visiting there last week. Wholesale prices in rubbers, boots and shoes at Irwin's. Wesley Little visited last week. Vickers shirts arriving. Georges Whitelay visiting his sister Mrs W. B. Gill. Mrs C. W. Poucher returned from Toronto and Norfolk. Albert Hunt and family moved to Meaford. Rev Canon Murphy and Mrs Esten go to Toronto for Sheffield choir. Ladies in Y M C A met Thursday. Sermons on The Lord's Prayer next Sunday. Quarterly service at Methodist church. Love feast and Sacrament observed. Friday night five car whiskey consignment from Ontario distillery. $10,000 worth new fall goods at Irwin's below regular prices. William Armstrong resigned G T E position to take a better job at Dauphin. Mason moving to Cumberland St. to fill vacancy. Walter Kelsey gifted blackthorn walking stick from Belfast. Mrs Mason of Richmond Hill in town for W C T U Convention. All Saints Day services at St George's. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor plan joint Thanksgiving meeting at Essa St. church. One of the most valuable freight cargos ever passed through Bar-
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Michael Polly
Tottenham
Irwin's
Lock
Montreal
Robert Wilson
Jobs Hawker
Collingweed
Harlin
Mr. Warrner
South River
Poucher
W.A. Awes
Methodist Church
Ontario
William Armstrong
G.T.E
Dauphin
C.N.R
Mason
Baxter
Cumberland St
Walter Kelsey
Belfast
Ireland
North of Ireland
Richmond Hill
Paul
Sanderson
All Saints
St George's Church
Communion of Saints
Epworth
Departure of long-serving G.T.R. worker Charles Goring
Charles Goring, a 37-year G.T.R. employee, leaves for a farm near Thorobary with wife and family after 12 years at the Sarnia division. Farewell events include a school party for his children, a Morris chair from the Sons of England, and chairs from the 3.1.8. Bridge and Building Dept. colleagues.
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Cotaltx
Amelier
Denver
Col
Creing
Cerial
Condsetor Hard
Engineer Greays
North Bay
Sarnia
Thurslavy
Wakspe
Chas
Joring
Thorobary
I.ring
G.T.R
Hamilton
Sons of England
Bridge and Building Dept
Lougheed V Collingwood Shipbuilding Co judged at Osgoode Hall
The case, postponed from Barrie Assizes, was heard without witnesses. Judge Clare reserved judgment and awarded plaintiff 1300 plus costs under the Workmen's Compensation Act, while denying further Common Law damages estimated at 3500. Attorneys A E B Crenwicke for the plaintiff and G F Shepley for the defendant appeared.
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Lougheed
Collingwood Shipbuilding Company
Clare
Osgoode Hall
A. E. B. Crenwicke
K. C
G.F. Shepley
Family Names Listed Across Roster Segments
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by family names including Habbert Kell Dyer and Srigley with several middle initials and suffixes. Names mentioned include Nellie Kell Dora Gibson Fred Kell Floyde Dyer Mabel Mclean Sadie Habbert Carmetta Srigley Ernest Bowen Harvey Tyndale and Florence Srigley Bert Hubbert Lorne Gibson Irene Kell Willie Givens John Cochrane Gladys Srigley George Givens with references to other kin.
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Robert Redfern
Mamie Habbert
Alfred Dyer
Steeley Allen
Nellie Kell
Dora Gibson
Fred Kell
Floyde Dyer
Mabel Mclean
Sadie Hobbert
Carmetta Srigley
Ernest Bowen
Harvey Tyndale
Srigley
Regale Risley
Stanley Crawford
Mat Hoskinson
Frances Habbert
Clifford Taylor
Elmer Dyer
Sadie Givens
Fists Eetarly
Bert Prenton Bowen
John Kell
Charlie Jenkinson
Florence Srigley
Bert Hubbert
Lorne Gibson
Alberta Srigley
John Cochrane
Gladys Srigley
George Givens
Irene Kell
Willie Givens
ORO School October Report Details Class Names and Averages
October report lists multiple classes and student names across Sr and Jr divisions. Teachers note average attendance at 34 with K C Morrison as the teacher.
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Oro
Gertie Sampson
Lillian Wearing
Edna Gilchrist
Flossie Corbett
Willie A. Graham
Willie E. Graham
Susan Bartholomew
Norman Wearing
Ladys
Emme
Margaret
Graham
the Corbett
Lena Crawford
Norval Caldwell
Andrew Bartholomew
Archie Beasley
Mary Ross
Katie Kissock
May Rands
Vera Emms
Martha Bartholomew
Rita Beasley
Mary Kissock
Katie Sinclair
Willie Breakwell
Ewen Caldwell
James Rands
James McArthur
Andrew Kissock
Jessie Beasley
Elia Kissock
Helen Ross
Norman Stoddard
Robbie Sinclair
Fanny Rands
Medy Kissock
Donald McArthur
Grant
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Queen's Hotel
Dunlop Street
Queen’s Hotel
Patterson
7Uer Fenance Au Promace Belching
Allandale
Grox
A. B. Thomas
G.T.R. Staton
Mickle
Dyment & Son
J. Maxwell
Ominion
Splenaia
Yammotho
S.S. No. 7
May Addison, Sr
Muriel Love
Fred Addison
Mamie Hayes
Cora Caldwell
David’ Campbell
Pearle Addison
Grace Addison
Michael Hayes
Euphemie Lyall
Edith Barnes
Lillie Kerridge
Ailway
Cat Vickers
Georges Whitelay
Mocee Jaw
Mra. W. B. Gill
Barton Ave
Mra. C
HOLLY
Big Black Plug
James Vair «x Sons
Vair
Niagara
India River
Florida
Jamaica
California
D Rogers
Rk Rogera
Atawaba
Concord
Choice
Almerias
Dee
Davies
Ove
Scotia
Wersee
Tilson's
Crest
Nick
Apple Packing Factory
John and
Sophia Sta
Serene
Halifax
Eureka Haddie
Bassport Superior
British Columbia
Ai. Lowney
Fine Chocolate
Cowan
Roberteon
Mallee
Bee
Bardada
Victor
James Vair & Sons
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