Century of Stories from a Caledon Farm Veteran
This feature profiles Joseph Martin born in 1867 of Confederation era assume a lifelong farmer from Albion Third Line Caledon. He cherished horses breeding standardbreds, won a 100 purse with Valentine at Orangeville races, and recalled Boer War and peaceful Sundays. He married Clara Sanderson in 1890 and raised three sons and two daughters on a farm, later living with his eldest daughter Hazel and family. He recalls log hotel life, a Milburn Mill site, and a long, contented century with dancing, family, and steadfast values.
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Mr. Martin
Orangeville
Valentine
Caledon East
Peel County
Milburn
Albion
Toronto
Albion Hills
Mike Grady
Grady
Joseph Martin
Clara Sanderson
Belfountain
Martin
John
Clinton
Fred
Hazel
Edna
Charley's Aunt Plans Two Day Visit to Town
Charley's Aunt arrives from London in 1802 and comes to Georgetown next week as a Christmas production by Georgetown Little Theatre. The famous aunt, translated worldwide and touted as one of the funniest plays, will appear Friday and Saturday evenings December 9th and 10th.
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Charley
London
Georgetown
Georgetown Little Theatre
Brazil
Scorpotoun
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Georgedeswph Martin
Union 3
Martins
Canada
Cumberland
England
Mrs. Martin
Jane Nixon
Grete Dbloth House
Wee
Coe
Lees J
Ont
Concord
G.w.glassford
John T. Armstrong
Tom Haines
Glen Wiliams
Will
Bob
Francis
James Young
Roy
Ballentine
Transportation
Ralph Hawes
Provincial Paper Ltd
Rotariens
Canadien
Ring
Transportation & Information
Hawes, Ralph
Fred Tut Harrison
W. R
Bill) Mith