Old timer Josiah Scott dies suddenly at Beaver Creek
Mr Josiah Scott a well known Beaver Creek district resident died suddenly on Sunday evening from a brain hemorrhage at his MacGregor home area after attending church service with Mrs Scott. He was in his sixties, came to Manitoba in 1874 from Brampton Ontario, settled at Meadow Lea, married Philbe Lipsett in 1877, and lived on the south half 33.12.10 from 1898. Survived by Mrs Scott, daughter Annie Louise and four sons, funeral held Tuesday at Beaver Creek cemetery in large attendance with Rev J I Walker and E J B Anderson officiating. Pallbearers included Thos Graham Alex Stone Wm Cairns Geo Booth Noah Chant and Robt I Lamb.
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Josiah Scott
Beaver Creek
MacGregor
Scott
Beaver Church
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Manitoba
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Ont
Meadow Lea Distict
Philbe Louise Lipsett
Annie Louise
Adam Lamb
Pathhead
George A
Howard
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Id Reginald A
Kenneth P
J. I. Walker
Union Church
E. J.B. Anderson
Prospect
Graham
Alex. Stone
Wm. ,Cairns
Geo. Booth
Noah Chant
Robt. I. Lamb
Somewhere in France letter from Donald Hay dated July
A fragment from a World War I era letter describes France heat and longing for ice cream, mentions visiting the YMCA for card games, paying companions, and awaiting pay. The author notes local sports, Major Williams, Rev Thurlow Fraser, and excitement about Allied war progress amid the distant front.
Wastep family ad seeks a teen nanny
A classifieds snippet seeks a girl about 15 or 16 to look after children. Contact Ap Box 182 in MacGregor for details.
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