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Newspaper
Millbrook And Omemee Mirror
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
2
Millbrook notes Civic Holiday on August 3 with Reeve Givens proclamation. Port Hope and Millbrook plan a baseball exhibition next week. Methodist SS excursion Aug 3 travels by train to Peterborough and steamer to Lakefield. School changes, studio ads, local visits, and fair preparations fill the page with community updates.
W Montgomery a medical doctor operates as physician and surgeon in Millbrook Ontario with an office in Turner's Drug Store.
The Millbrook ladies’ base ball nine traveled to Cavanville and were edged 17 to 16 by the host team. Miss McBride led with four runs while Miss M Nattrass and Miss Bingham starred for their sides as fans Joe and Ted watched.
W Sanderson W Mitchell J Bennett and F W Burnham arrived Saturday night from Pethick Bros up to date Livery. They set up tents and enjoy fishing and ball. Weather mostly fine with a few thunderstorms and few mosquitoes. Sanderson and Bennett lead in eating fish while Mitchell handles potatoes and cleaning. Burnham oversees pies and cooking with Peter the dog cleaning dishes and guarding the tent. Signed
The excursion on Tuesday to Stoney Lake via GTR to Lakefield organized by the Sunday School and Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church drew a full crowd. Three special coaches filled and the Steamer Stoney Lake proved ample for the crowd with high spirits and smooth sailing. Passengers enjoyed Burleigh Falls and other sights, arriving Peterboro at 7 20 p.m. and Millbrook at 9 35 p.m. The day was praised as delightful with thanks to the organizing committee for their care and effort.
Stanley Westall, son of Mr Wm Westall, pupil at Millbrook Public School, achieved first class honors at the recent entrance exam. A clever showing by the boy and his instructors Messrs D Hampton and J M Adams. Congratulations to Stanley and best wishes for continued success.
One thousand positions claim in Canada's Greatest Chain of business schools. Nine high grade colleges maintain top proficiency for students last year enrollment surpassed demand by three to one. Peterboro College reopens August 36 inviting scrutiny from prospective students.
Millbrook Sunday School plans an Aug 3 2009 excursion from Omemee Bethany Millbrook Fraserville to Peterboro via GTR and the Palace Steamer Otonabee. It covers Trent Valley Canal to Lakefield Stoney Lake and back with meals aboard, special train return by 8 pm, and fares 1.00 for adults 0.50 for children. The steamer is larger this year. second steamer available if needed. meals 40c aboard.
A lively account of the Millbrook Ladies baseball outing to Cavanville on July 16. The bus carried players and supporters including Ted Burnham and Joe Bennett. Miss Pearl Nattrass was sidelined by a sprain while her sister Minnie played well. Cassie Davis and Cassie Davis helped in the outfield, Gertrude Clarke hit a two bagger, and Bertha Lock and Bessie Armstrong shined at short and second. Devonville won the game. celebrations returned to town with songs led by Ted.
A. Leach states readers in The Mirror that he has secured the agency for Parisian Sage. The product claims dandruff cure in two weeks, stops hair loss, and treats scalp diseases with a money back guarantee. Sold at 50 cents a large bottle from Giroux Mfg Co. Fort Erie.
John James Russell of Millbrook born Peterboro August 30 1864 eldest son of William Russell married Thirza Ward in Peterboro March 1887. Died July 10 after a brief illness cancer of the liver. Survived by wife and son Fred, three children predeceased, mother and several siblings. Funeral July 12 at St Thomas Church with L.O.L. 79 in attendance. Interred at gth Line Cemetery. The Mirror extends sympathy to the family.
Proclamation issued on request of Millbrook merchants designates August 3 as Civic Holiday and urges residents to observe it. Also notices describe sale of desirable town property with house barn and grounds, immediate possession as the owner departs west. Jewelry store ads announce a 20 year gold filled watch at 58.90 and promote designs in jewelry china and glass at J Steele's.
The Presbyterian nine defeated the Anglicans 13 to 12 in a Monday league baseball game watched by a large crowd. Anglicans led 10-2 late, but Presbyterians rallied with strong defense and timely hitting. Notable performers included Harold Nattrass Levi Russell George Johnston Hunter and Dawson, while Handley and Bennett struggled for the Anglicans.
Millbrook base ball league standings show Independents 2 wins 1 loss, Anglicans 3 1, Presbyterians 4 2, A B C 5 2. Next game Tuesday July 27 at 6 sharp, Independents versus A B C.
Notices detail conditions of proposed contract with blank tender forms available at Millbrook Mount Pleasant Ida and Cavanville post offices and at Toronto Post Office Inspector office. Ottawa service branch issues July 1909 under G C Anderson superintendent.
Miss Helen Rogers is visiting Toronto with Miss Madeline Mel. They are seen in the city while Mr. T. A. Macpherson accompanies them on their trip.
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