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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1893
Page
1
Death announced for Mrs. Robert Byers on Friday May 19. Funeral Sunday drew large turnout. Market report shows wheat 67¢, oats 34–35¢, butter 18–22¢, eggs 10¢, chickens 40¢–70¢, turkeys 75¢–$1.50, pork 7–8¢, veal 5–6¢, potatoes 70–80¢, apples 75¢–$1. Also farming notices for gristing and grinding at the Cavanville mill and Membray's Kidney and Liver Cure advertised.
Port Hope marked a quiet birthday celebration for a royal occasion with horse races and athletic events at the town park. Mary Louisa Laing, widow of J N G Lodge, born 1847 in Toronto, died at Baldwin Street home after long illness, survived by two sons and five daughters. A temperance meeting occurred at St Johns schoolhouse, a small fire at Wm Douglas residence was extinguished, Port Hope lacrosse team reorganized and defeated Kingston on the 24th, and Conchuster Rundle returned to duty after a severe foot injury last fall.
The Reporter announces a special offer for readers to subscribe from now until January 1994 for 60 cents.
The list shows rankings by class in Cavan with names in Senior and Junior grades across IV to II. Highest daily attendance for the week reached fifty five.
An 19th century advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla to brace the body and restore appetite, praising its energizing effects. It also recommends Hood's Pills as a general family cathartic and urges readers to take Hood's for renewed vitality.
In Mount Pleasant this spring death visits many homes. Mrs. Robert Henry died at sixty and was mourned by her husband and children William Handley Peterboro Thomas Handley Seaforth James Handley Millbrook Mrs. Henry and Mrs. McBride. she rests in St. John's cemetery. The cheese factory thrives under Charles Rutherford. Young of Lakefield works as maker. Local events include Millbrook sports and an amateur dramatic performance.
The Rev. Mr Bloodsworth presided at a Millbrook Presbyterian meeting that unanimously supported extending a call to Rev. Mr Cattanach of Queen s College. The call will be presented at the presbytery meeting in Millbrook Tuesday. The young people also met and discussed Endeavor topics with speakers from Bailieboro and Welcome.
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