Community notices from The Eastern Guardian Montague
Local society items include Sea View Women's Institute planning a pie social at Kingsboro Hall on Dec 14 to fund school improvements. Other briefs cover cash-only sales by McLeod & McGregor, smelt fishing at St Peters, sale of Canadian flags, and Conservative elector meetings in Montague North and South Pole with delegates to Georgetown on Dec 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Sea View
Montague North
South Pole
Montague
Georgetown
John A Stewart
Montague South
Martin McKinnon
U S Warns Mexican Forces At Naco To Halt Fire
Washington reports that if Mexican forces opposite Naco Arizona do not stop firing into American territory the three field artillery batteries sent by President Wilson and Secretary Garrison will return fire. President Wilson and his cabinet discussed the response and Brig General Tasker Bliss is en route to Naco with orders pending. A warning was issued to General Maytorena and General Hill of Carranza forces that shells must not strike American soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naco
Ariz
International Line
Wilson
Garrison
United States
Tasker H. Bliss
General Maytorena
Villa
General Hill
Carranza
General Villa
Karlsruhe Still At Large As War Actions Disrupt South American Shipping
New York dispatch reports the German cruiser Karlsruhe evading patrols in South American waters feared to relay merchant ship movements. Scottish Prince, from Santos to New York, altered course over 1100 miles to avoid pursuit after wireless warnings. Officials note 87 German and Austrian ships interned near Santos, and Prussia’s capture of 22 Indian Prince crew members amid fuel-for-warship provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Karlsruhe
South American
Santos
Africa
Thegentina
Amazon
Plate Rivers
Satos
Prussia
Rio de Janeiro
Allied aeroplane bombs Antwerp as bridge is destroyed
Rotterdam correspondent reports an Allied aircraft flew over Antwerp dropping bombs and messages. The Scheldt river bridge was destroyed again while the aviator escaped under heavy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rotterdam
Evening Star
Antwerp
Scheldt
Patriot Fund Subscriptions and Totals Report
A historical record lists numerous contributors to the Patriotic Fund. Totals paid in to date amount to 7,380.04 dollars, with earlier acknowledgments totaling 6,990.24 dollars. Contributions come from city residents, clubs, and firms, including Frank Mahar, Capt. T. White, North Wiltshire District, and McDonald & Trone. H. W. Binning signs as Hon. Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand View Hall
Florence Martin
Geo. A. W. Robertson
Benj. Rogers
William H. Scott
James D. White
Frank Mahar
Capt
T. White
City
M. K. Scott
A. Scott
J. D. Lawson
E. Cameron
Robbert McPherson
N. Finlayson
Caledonia Club
St. Andrews
James McIisaac
Peter McNutt
Geo. McInnis
William McIntyre
Henry Nelson
Frank Clark
Milton Walsh
Bruce Stewart
John R. McRae
Roseberry
McDonald & Trone, Woodworking Co., Ltd
J.P. Hood
F. H. Beer
William Agnew
Geo. A. Matthew
Geo. H. Foster
North Wiltshire
Royal Scarlet Chapter
William Coles
North Milton
Lady Barton Lodge
Wm. Coles
James Landrigan
G. H. Taylor
Britain Bell & Co
W. L. Cotton
C. H. Nelson
W. L. Louson
Thomas Ayers
Marguerite Cigars Ad Promises Joy in Every Puff
An advertisement touts Marguerite Cigars as a beautiful gift for a man with every puff bringing joy. It promotes high quality at a very moderate price and lists The Two Macs at 149 Great George Street as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Great
George Street
Toilet cases as elegant gift line at Two Macs
A local shop at 149 Great George Street Ett offers a beautiful line of toilet cases ideal as gifts. The display promises pleasing options for customers seeking tasteful Kitchen and personal accessory items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great George Street
Maritime Forward Movement in Amherst
Halifax hopes to host a large Maritime Forward assembly with men from the provinces. The program covers Agriculture Fisheries Forestry Manufacturing Rail Transport and more with leaders from Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island New Brunswick and Ottawa. An evening session features Prime Minister Sir Robert L Borden and provincial premiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Charlottetown
Maritime Provinces
Cutten
Acadia University
J. A. Murray
New Brunswick
Cumming
Agricultural College
Truro
A. S. Barnstead
Nova Scotia
Gauthier
St. Louis
Port
J. H. Plummer
Dominion Steel Company
Sydney
Thomas Cantley
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
New Glasgow
W. S. Fisher
St. John
S. BE. Elkin
Mr. Sherard
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
P. KH
Charles Dalton
Tignish
A. R. Mosher
Canadian Brotherhood Railway Employees
Johan Hjort
Marine and Fisheries’ Department
Ottawa
Richard O'Leary
Richibucto
N. B
Fred Magee
Port Elgin
H. W. Sexton
Matthew Lodge
Moneton
N. B. Financial
D. Macgillivray
Halifax Press
J. KE. B. McCready
Robert L. Borden
Canada
George H. Murray
J. A. Mathieson
George J. Clarke
Dean Llwyd
Amherst
Late Night Exchange Off Atlantic Between Steamer Ausonia and Warship
At three in the morning the liner Ausonia near mid ocean halted when a British warship illuminated the deck. A request for smoking tobacco was met with a supply passed over in a water tight receptacle and picked up by a boat. The warship departed and the Ausonia proceeded to New York arriving yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys B. Whidden
New York
Ausonia
Liverpool
German Cruiser Leipsig Fails to Meet Rainbow Challenge
Ottawa reports after the outbreak of war that the German cruiser Leipsig did not emerge to engage the Rainbow of the Canadian Navy in a Naval showdown off the Pacific coast. The Rainbow, faster and with larger guns, attempted direct contact by wireless. Wreckage of British warships and disguise efforts by Algerine and Shearwater are noted as further indications of wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Rainbow
Leipsig
Leipzig
San Francisco
Algerine
Shearwater
Howe
Pacific
Behring Sea
United States
Peace of the Pacific Restored After Allied Victory
London reports a Japanese note praising British and Australian fleets for destroying the German squadron at Tsingtau and off the Falklands. The message says Pacific operations are complete, commerce can resume, and German expeditions from the East are deterred. It credits Japanese naval aid in the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Falkland Islands
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Scharnhorst
Gneisneau
Leipzig
Nurnberg
Tsing Tau
Pacific
South Atlantic
Mozambique
South America
East
Japan
British Commander Barnardiston Guest in Tokyo Return
Brig. General Nathaniel W. Barnardiston, head of the British North China forces and commander in the Tsing Tau assault, arrived in Tokio and was received by top officials. He will be a guest of the nation as thousands of schoolchildren cheered at the decorated railway station in a grand welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Nathaniel W. Barnardiston
North China Forces
Tsing Tau
Bernardiston
Kato
Tsing Tan
Death of Mount Chesney man found in buggy near Kingston
Clarence Hanley spotted a horse and buggy on the road near Mount Chesney and, upon investigation, found George Patterson, seventy five, dead in the buggy. The discovery was made Wednesday as Battersea stage crew approached Kingston Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, Ont
Battersea
Clarence Hanley
Mount Chesney
Hanley
George Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Wellner
Cook
Queen Street
BAYER
Acorn
Britain
Bell & Co
Dominion Coal Co. Ltd
C. Lyons
McPherson
Expert Optical Service
G. F. Hate
Grafton St
Keson
Souris, P.E. I
THE
Souris
M. A. Pacquet
T. Gordon Ives
McLeod & McGregor
St. Peters
Guardian Office
U. 8
Patriotic Fund
H. W. Binning
F. Taylor, M. D
C. M
McGill University
Montague, P. E. I
Fraser
Maritime Forward Movement
Cadanian
Dodds
G. J. McCormac
Imperial Underwriters Corporation
Revere Hotel
Kent St
P.O. Box
Stanley Bros the
Atreayrs
Siore
His
Fennell & Chandler
North American Life Assurance Co
Kindly State Age
J. K. Ross
Masonic
Nphersons Lightning Hitch
Morris & Smith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!