Industrial mills resume operations across New Brunswick
Reports from Campbellton indicate W H Miller and Companys lumber mills Fraser Companies Limited Mills Chaleur Bay Mills Shives Athol mill and Richards Manufacturing have resumed for the season. All mills are operating ten hours producing long lumber and employing hundreds. Similar improvements cited in Amherst New Glasgow and Moncton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellton, N. B
W. H. Miller & Company
Fraser Companies
Limited ‘Mills
Chaleur Bay
Shives
Athol Mill
Richards Manufacturing Company
Amherst
New Glasgow
Moncton
Summerside and Western Guardian Notes Kensington Office Opening
The Summerside and Western Guardian reports H. E. Sims has opened an office in Kensington next to the Telephone Exchange to handle veterinary work day and night. Also covered are Sunday services by Rev. M. J. McPherson at North Bedeque, South Bedeque, and Freetown. a boy fined after stone throwing. Lauder Concert Co. reception at Happyland Theatre. a social note on Jamaica rum as a cure. a bicycle accident on Central Street. Kensington Dramatic Club presenting Lighthouse Nan. census class instruction. a used car sale. the death of Mr. Thos Clark, longtime P E I railway driver. and a fish story with a lost false tooth from a Ford ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sims
Kensington
Thos
Clarki
The
Guardian
Summersits
Clark
P. E. I. Railway
Western Personal Notices From Summerside
Mr A A McAull of Ellerslie visited Summerside on Wednesday Clarence Harris returned from Madgeline Island with upbeat business news. William Hayes and Louis Distant of Ellerslie were in Summerside Wednesday F H Marks of Margate came to Summerside Thursday on business J W Fyfe of Emerald is indisposed with rheumatic fever, friends wish him a speedy recovery Leonard McNeill and Adrian Arsenault, Summerside, returned from Charlottetown after attending a K of C convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McAull
Ellerslie
Summerside
Clarence Harris
Madgeline Island
Mr. Wm. Hayes
Louis Distant
F. H. Marks
Margate
Leonard McNeill
Adrian Arsenault
Charlottetown
The
K of C
Thief Held by Police in Central Park Incident
In New York on May 25 a well-dressed woman and man were approached by two loiterers on Central Park West near Eighty-fourth Street. Detective Daly of police headquarters intervened and detained one suspect after a quick confrontation, with details continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park West
Eighty-fourth Street
Detective Daly
Police Headquarters
Robber William Trefry Identified by Detectives in City Stings
Detectives trailing a long time nab William Tretry alias Canadian Bill and Joe Wood after surrounding him on a street in a tense arrest. Police recount he robbed Gumbiner's Jewellery store and several banks in New York and New Jersey and keep a sharp file on his criminal record. His West Thirty Fourth Street apartment is searched as officers describe him as a skilled robber and self styled financial adviser to aging thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugge
Folllowers
William Tretry
Gumbiner
Williamsburg
White Plains
Corona Bank
Corona
Roselle Bank
Roselle
N. J
Bill
Joe Wood
West Thirty Fourth St
Trefry
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P. H. Island
Satuday
Mens’ Dept
Staple Dept
Flani
Ava Aunnelette
Far
Navy
Prowse Bros Ltd
Mallory
Danbery
Conn
Bee
Caaper
E.R. Brow
Richmond St
Summerside and Western Guardian
M. J. McPherson
North Bedeque
South Bedeque
Freetown
Wyatt
Lauder Concert Co
Happyland Theatre
Jamaica
Central Street
Kensington Dramatic Club
Victoria
Ladies’ Institute
L. A. Moore
Prince County
Matsiter
McLaughlin
Sumterside
Isaac Walton
Dicky Dippy
Toop
Toner
Prince of Wales Tobacco
Canada
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