Local News Roundup From Brampton and Area
The community notes a new house for Mr and Mrs Al Grieves and a fine barn rising for Mr Isaac Routledge. Dance attendance at Campbell's last Friday night plus visits from Mesrs Neil and Jack Carswell. Charlie Yup offers his hilltop mansion for quick sale. WW Carey and Harvey Taylor return to battalions, Billy Jackson to Calgary. Moon Jaw lacrosse seeks a home series. G B McCormick trades Maxwell for a Studabaker with E M Batts as local dealer. Seane Routledge to host a barn dance August 9 for Queen Mary’s Needlework Guild. Brampton Red Cross picnic planned August 6 at the schoolhouse with sports and games.
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