Community Celebrations Mark Birthdays and House Plans
Richard Pickup celebrated her 93rd birthday with family and friends at her son's home. Mrs Pickup hosted a dainty supper as guests praised her vitality. Ray Eakins hosted a gathering with dancing and games for about twenty five friends. Mr and Mrs Widdis returned to live near Wet Creek after visiting Port Hope. W. B Williamson prepares a new two story veneer brick house with modern conveniences. James Roddy of Frazerville visited town on Tuesday.
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Richard Pickup
Mrs. Pickup
Mesa
Ray Eakins
Eakins
Jeffrey Widdis
Port Hope
OG. Pendry
Matt. Fallis
W. B Williamson
Williamson
James Roddy
Frazerville
Fragmentary caption hints at guests and time
The readable fragments mention two guests arriving and a time reference with mirror imagery. Details are unclear about place or event.
Jewelry Display at J. Steeles Millbrook
At J Steele's Millbrook display shop a special views event showcases bracelets necklets rings and charms including gentleman's e pins with settings and test options for customers seeking unique pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Steele’s
Millbrook
Grand Orange Lodge attendees and local community notes
The list includes T B Collins, R Vance, James Pauly, C Mi, Archie Reynolds, P C, R J Pallis, P D M, A J Henderson, Levi Russell, W M 79 Tommy Burns and Jem Roche among others at Port Hope. Also mentions TM d Christie in Omemee on business, visits by Mr and Mrs Nurse in Baieboro, local entertainments, milliner Miss McCauley preparing for a Spung Millinery Opening, and photographers Miss Morton leasing a gallery space.
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Grand Orange Lodge of
Ontario East
Port Hope
Bros
Tommy Burns
Jem Roche
Dublin
D. Christie
Omemee
John Pitt
Walker Mitchell
Kirkfield
Nernan Henry
Miss McCauley
W. ‘T. Grandy
Mrs. Adams Scott Rites Mark Ontario Pioneer Death
Obituary notes Mrs Elizabeth Holmes Scott aged ninety a pioneer settler of Cavan and Peterboro connections. She died March 11 at Meddholme Millbrook, survived by three daughters including Mrs J H Pearson and Mrs P Brown and Mrs Thomas Medd.
Local Pioneer Mr Samuel Staples Dies at 80 in Cavan
The obituary notes the death of Mr Samuel Staples in Cavan at age eighty after a long life in the community. He leaves a wife, three sons Henry Joseph and Frederik, two daughters Mrs S Purser Port Hope and Mrs Moses Sutton Cavan, a brother Richard in Souris Man and sister Mrs Richard Staples in Cavan. The funeral Friday to St Peter's Cemetery was well attended and the community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Staples
Cavan
Staples
Henry
Joseph
Prederictk
S. Purser
Port Hope
Moses Sutton
J . Staples
Richard
Souris
Man
Richard Staples
St. Peter's Cemetery
Harold Nattrass Opens New Premises Devaar
Mr Nattrass a Tensoral Artist moves to a new premises one door aft of his former parlors. The suptas is fitted up in excellent style with cigars tobaccos and cigarettes in stock. He keeps the shop neat and clean and solicits a share of your patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattrass
Curio Arrives From Florida for St Patrick Day Display
A strange green object at Mr R T Adams' grocery store arrived with the latest celery shipment from Florida. It is described as not native to the town but a playful hopper that came in with St Patrick's Day spirit and a nod to green Shamrock lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.T. Adams
Florida
St. Patrick’s Day
Adams
St. Patrick
Pleasant farewell address at Lyndhurst to Mr and Mrs Vance
At Lyndhurst the home of Mr and Mrs R Lindsay Vance in Cavan a large gathering presented an address and purse on Wednesday. Chas McNeil read the address and Mrs Henry Russell gave the gift. Neighbors voiced best wishes for their westward move and hoped they would visit their province home often.
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Lyndhurst
R. Lindsay Vance
Cavan
Vance
West
Chas. McNeil
Henry Russell
Oxtowell Pue
James Roddy
Irish Social Event at M Church Draws Pleasant Attendance
The Irish Social in the M Church's Lecture Room featured Epworth League prepared songs solos duets and essays to mark St Patrick's Day night. Guests enjoyed refreshments and lively performances as Rev W G Hannawill presided at the public meeting of the Lord's Day Alliance in Peterboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
M Church
Epworth League
W. G. Hannawill
Mter Lord’s Day Alliance
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Sarnia
Eve
Clarery
Millbrook, Ont
Tina
J. Millbrook
Fountan
Mirror Office
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Baieboro
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Peterboro
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Wilfred Gillett
Bank of Toronto
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Bullchorog
Mia Lean
Boro
Miss Weel
Adam Scott
Centreville
Scott
Swice
Adam Scott, Jr
George Needler
Monaghan
Manvers
Drew
Lotus
Can
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Biss
Samuel Dickson
Cabe
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Cartwright
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P. Brown
St. Louis
Thomas Medd
Leta Samuel Staples
Devaar
Willbrook
Anley Hadden
W Price
Bethany
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Maz
Ala
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Chicago and
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Apririt
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Civiron
Orangeville
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Peterborsough Business College
T. A. McKoxe
Geo. Sporzon
Montreal
1817
Zs Capital
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Mexico
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Ontario Bank
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Leacers
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Milebrook
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Robi H. Casey
C. R. Millbrook
R. J
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Albert Davis
Tan Bak
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E. Dancy Thornton
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Ida Rehill
Bradd
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Margo
Mro
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Whamek
W. Rebuison
J. H. Teney
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Queen City
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Miss Bue
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