Peterborough Fire Destroys Empress Hotel Saturday
The Empress Hotel on Charlotte Street Peterborough was destroyed by fire on Saturday with an estimated loss of $1,000,000. It is understood that the hotel will be rebuilt in the near future.
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Newspaper
Millbrook Reporter
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
2
The Empress Hotel on Charlotte Street Peterborough was destroyed by fire on Saturday with an estimated loss of $1,000,000. It is understood that the hotel will be rebuilt in the near future.
Reverend M Case will preach his farewell sermon on May 4 at 11 o clock. All are welcome to attend the service and bid farewell.
The program lists Missionary Sunday at St Andrew's with worship at 9.45 a.m. and a Thank Offering Service by the W M S. A Cub and Scout Parade is scheduled at 2.30 p.m. in St John's Ida.
Delegates from across Canada will gather in Montreal on May 6 7 8 for a historic textile conference described as the first of its kind. More than 800 industry representatives and 5000 spectators are expected for business sessions and fashion shows. The event features 30 speakers from national and international circles, separate programs for women, and a broad industry showcase of cotton wool and synthetic fabrics with 80 garments on display.
Canadian Pacific announces hotel openings across Canada for summer season. Banff Springs Hotel and Bow River Valley golf course along with Banff pool are featured. Chateau Lake Louise opens June 10 to September 5. Lakeide Inn Yarmouth Nova Scotia, Digby Pines Digby NS, and Algonquin Hotel St Andrews by the Sea NB open June 8 to September 14 or 27 to September 1.
A hand printed sign read Lost A black cat with white spots Reward for return to The name and address appeared below with a postscript If you want to keep it all right But let me know so I will stop looking.
Rev W W Wallace spoke for the Ontario Temperance Federation urging unity to fight liquor traffic seen as a major enemy. He cited biblical David and Goliath imagery and noted liquor interests funding prosperous businesses while calling for youth education, abstinence, and public support.
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