School Promotions and Local Harvest Report in Cavanville
W Vance in Cavanville notes government aid for No 5 Cavan at 44 dollars instead of 13 60 quoted earlier. Promotions this week list Eva Coe Adah Vance Winnie Hillier Annie Tinny Lila Graham G Howden Sadie Hutchinson Pessie Stuart. Harvest nears end with satisfactory results though grasshoppers damaged crops. sickness common among youth. Mr Joseph Pritchard now visiting from Montana with wife and two children.
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Cavanville
No. 5
Cavan
Eva Coe
Adah Vance
Winnie Hillier
Annie Tinny
Lila Graham
G. Howden
Sadie Hutchinson
Pessie Stuart
Joseph Pritchard
Montana
Harvest Social Notes From Rochester London And Toronto
Harvest is nearly done and locals host visitors from Rochester London Minnesota Toronto Woodstock Warsaw Orono Tyrone. Mrs. Kirk Mrs. Bashaw Miss Proctor Miss Cecelia Caldwell Mrs. Dunbar Mr James Caldwell Mr E W Gerdner Mr McMurtry Mr Moyes visit relatives and friends in a small town social roundup.
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Kirk
Rochester
Bashaw
London
Minnesota
James Caldwell
Miss Proctor
Toronto
E. W. Gerdner
Cecelia Caldwell
Woodstock
James Dunbar
F. Irwin
Warsaw
Thompson
Orono
Local Notes On Teachers Students And Weather
The piece notes the return of popular teacher Mr. W C Thorndyke to duties, mentions Mr W H Wood recovering from lumbago, and reports Mrs James Fallis sprained wrist after a fall. It also records visits by Harry Woods and wife, John Thorn and Alf Graham with Wm Lyer, and reports the season’s heaviest rainstorm with hail but little damage.
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W. C. Thorndyke
W. H. Wood
James Fallis
Harry Woods
Emily
John Thorn
Alf. Graham
Wm. Lyer
Ayer's Pills Promote Liver Health and Comfort
For a sluggish and torpid liver, nothing surpasses Ayer's Pills. They contain no calomel or mineral drugs but active principles of the best vegetable cathartics, and their use always yields marked benefit to the patient.
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Ayer
Glamorgan Notes From Our Regular Correspondent
Farmers near harvest end report pea crop the only unfinished work due to a drier spell and grasshopper. Annie Elliott Emily and Tena Elliott Peterboro return home after visiting. Miss Locke Millbrook visits aunt Mrs J McCoombe. Miss Maria Shaw and Miss Annie Kenyon of Millbrook stay with friends. Mangers Line visitors include Thomas Connel wife North Manvers Maud Farrow Toronto J H Thorne Cavan. Thorndyke resumes duties this week.
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Annie Elliott
Emily
Tena Elliott
Peterboro
C. Thorndyke
Flourishing village ready for fall trade
Our village shows a thriving state with healthy business fronts and eager proprietors. Sid. Preston runs a booming ice cream parlor with the help of the fair sex, and Prof. John Lee has opened a tensorial parlor serving all branches. Bethany pupils excel at Millbrook high school entrance exams under Miss Tesky. Local trotters win praise, notably Mr. Harry Johnston of Millbrook.
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Sid. Preston
John Lee
Bethany
Millbrook
Tesky
Harry Johnston
Outing plans under Court Ivanhoe and locals discuss trip
Town residents line up for a Millbrook outing under Court Ivanhoe ICF. Questions arise about the Chestnut horse and cart seen leaving with two young men last Saturday. Mrs W G Reaburn hosts Miss E Byers Bailieboro and Miss Mann Peterboro. Brown Lindsay visits W H Johnston. A local note warns against lingering stomach neglect after a tea departure incident. Citizens advocate a nuisance tax on roaming animals and birds due to growing complaints.
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Court Ivanhoe
Millbrook
I.C.F
E. Byers
Bailiecboro
Mann
Peterboro
W. G. Reaburn
Brown
Lindsay
W. H. Johnston
Local Notices of School Movements and Community Happenings
Miss Emma Earl left Monday for a teaching post in Carmel. Effie Larmer also started a teaching job near Westwood. W. Robinson and Mr. Graham returned from summer break. Fairview and union school roles noted. Messrs Fair & Christie Bros. praised Waterloo threshing mill. Miss Alice Fanning visited Lindsay friends. Ashton and Henry Earl family visit. Carrie Fair, Woodstock, returns from world’s fair and praises the exposition. YPSE social held last week with enjoyable time.
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Emma Earl
Carmel
Effie Larmer
Westwood
W. Robinson
U.P.S.C.E
Messrs. Fair & Christie Bros
Waterloo
Alice Fanning
Lindsay
Brown
Summer Regulations and Health Advice
The piece warns that overconsumption of undigested food in summer harms digestion and health. It notes fruit and green vegetables are valuable and promotes Membray's Kidney and Liver Cure as useful for irritated digestion, recommending keeping it in the house for summer use.
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Membray
Peterboro Cheese Market Adjourns Sale After Slow Bidding
Buyers represented by Cluxton Wrighton Flavelle Fitzgerald Spense and Cook bid as the Peterboro Cheese Market sale opened. Flavelle bid nine for selections naming Manilla Fleetwood Derryville and Downeyville. With unsettled money markets and exchange at seven, adjournment for two weeks was agreed, and the make of August to be offered at the adjourned sale.
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Messrs
Cluxton
Wrighton
Flavelle
Fitzgerald
Spense
Cook
Mr. Flavelle
Manilla
Fleetwood
Derryville
Downeyville
Sanderson
Burglary Report From Peterboro Homes Reveals Expert Thieves
Miss Cronin, a domestic at Mr. H. LeBrun’s residence, found her room ransacked and jewelry stolen after a civic holiday trip to Rochester. Losses include pins bracelets rings and $1.50 cash totaling about $15, with Mrs LeBrun’s jewelry valued at $300 to $400. Access was gained via pantry window using a chisel. Mulholland’s house nearby showed similar skilled entry. Some valuables were moved to vaults, but entries point to practiced criminals.
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Peterboro
LeBren
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