Births Marriages and Deaths Rates Announced
Births include Lawson at Stewarttown December 26 1925 a son Gregory Georgetown December 26 192 a daughter Memorial cards 6c per line extra for poetry. In Memoriam Stapleton Clarence who departed December 1928 remembered by family Armstrong dear father Thomas Armtrone departed December 1925. Poem line about heavenly rest and lost father ends with hope of meeting again.
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Lawson
Stewarttown
Walter Lawson
Gregory
Georgetown
Rodney Gregory
Stapleton
Clarence
Duc. Bet
Festival of the Locarnation at St George’s Church
The Festival of the Locarnation was celebrated at St George’s with green chancel decor and lilies and white chrysanthemums at the altar. The Christmas music impressed, 230 communicants joined St Albans and St George’s. watch night and New Year services were planned with varied sermons and week of prayer notes.
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St. George's Church
W. F. Bradley
Bradley
Jack Thompson
St. Alban's
St. George’s
Sr. Albans Cntiren
Paraoe
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Aged Home Board Praises Staff At Brampton Meeting
The Halton and Peel Aged People's Home board passed a resolution commending Superintendent Mr Partridge for excellent management and the Matron for maintaining the Home in fine condition during the year at Brampton on Tuesday.
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Board of the
Aged People’s Home
Brampton
Halton and Peol Aged People's Home
Partridge
Esqueway Nominations Gather Support in Stewartlown
A large crowd at Esquea ling Council nominations in Stewartlown on Monday submitted the following gencomen for 1926: Appelbo Standish Leslie Gowdy Carton Brown Cleave Bird Currie Brown, with Col Brown chairing and nominees speaking on county and township issues. Election set for Monday January 4.
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Esqueway
Stewartlown
Esquealing Council
Jas i McDowell
Peter McGibbon
J. J. Standish
J. L. Ruddell
James Barver
Rebeve
Thomas L.leslie
J. N. Ruddell
J. Lo
M. J. Carton
Chiaholm
Wm. Gowdy
R. C.mccullough
F. W. Ruddell
George E. Cleave
James Brown
W. A. McClure
Thomsa Bird
Rew. Cuppingham
George Currie
G. D. Binkley
W. H. Robinson
G. O Brown
John Stoddard
G. C. Brown
Walter Lawson
W.G. Appelbo
Thos. I. Lestie
Col. Brown
W. G. Appelbo
James L. Standish
Thomas L. Leslie
M.J. Carton
Trafalgar
Bequesing
Eleated
Board of Health
Frome
George Cleave
Thomas Bird
Wold
New Township
Alex Joe
Col. G. O. Brown
President's match to open curling season at Arena
The Curling Club announces a Wednesday eve meeting at the Arena to form teams for New Year play. President Ed McWhirter to face First Vice President J B Wallace in the opening match as skips choose their rinks.
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S@elock
Ed. McWhirter
J. B. Wallace
Brampton Juniors
Iocal
Faust
Bramypton
Georgetown
Abe
Brampton
Lorge
T. Jonea
Algie
Cart
Rw. D. Brown
High School Honors List By Marks And Attendance
The article lists students by class and order of total marks with percentages around 75 or higher. It records names across Form I II and related groups, noting hon or near honours and perfect attendance.
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S. Mackenzie
P. Bailey
A. Bolger
G. Payne
J. McKay
L. Kennedy
R. Stull
M. Kennedy
K. Treanor
R. Lnnan
M. Townsend
A. Tyndall
M. McKay
Fors UI
B. Mimmsa
B. Mc Donald
D. Cranstown
A. Hume
J. Allen
C. Frampton
E. Bailey
P. Vannatter
J. Buck
R. Giffen
E Sinclair
C. Roas
G. Caldwell
J Crichton
A. Ross
E. Stockford
M Wallace
G Alcott
R. Thompson
J. McDermid
A.tuck
M. McDougall
L. Leslie
G. Sutherland
P. Saxchon
H. Lane
J. Bolger
Lb. Genham
J. Evans
D. Kyle
FP. MecLaughlins
N. Bancock
A. Leslie
L Barth
M. Kenneds
J. Bird
E. Young
M. Davidson
C Stockford
J. McKane
G. Sharp
C. Willson
J. McGibbon
R Anderson
H. Lindeau
M Fleck
R. Harria
Forsil
J Smellie
E. Maw
L. Cave
H. Forrier
W. King Hon
R. Enronson
G. Henry
L. Bullivant
A. Freaman
C. Allen
E. Hepburn
C. Avery
K. Wright
L. Clarkson
J. Bullivant
R. Bell
Foru I—N. Baily Bon
A. Great Kon
R. Crichton Hon
PF. Wright
W. Wheeler
E. Lunno
E. McCumber
H. Lawron
E. Thompson
E. Payne
G. Sargent
C. Denison
D. Butts
G. Elliot
BE. Ica
P. Stortill
J. Rossa
J. Armetrong
M. Sparling
F. Morrison
J. Harrison Hon
M. Gault
I. Cole
H. Bel
Canadian National Railways Operating Results November 1925
Canadian National Railways reports November 1925 net revenues of 6,480,484 dollars, rising 73 percent from 1924 and up from 1923. Eleven month totals show net revenues of 26,916,205 dollars versus 14,488,968 in 1924 and 16,728,089 in 1923.
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Ner
Canadian National Railways
Iron Horae to Light Up Ror Theatre Next Saturday
One of the era’s great films, the Iron Horae, is shown at the Ror Theatre next Saturday with both afternoon and evening showings.
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Ror
Canadian Migration and Maritime Trade Notables
British emigrants to Canada and other destinations show nine month totals with 126, 26. BIT figures list destinations including Australia New Zealand United States and a notable Canadian Pacific liner visit to Saint John. Sir John Martin Harvey tours Canada from Halifax to Vancouver while grain handling at Montreal Harbor sets a new yearly record with 328,830,805 bushels moved.
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Lawton
England
Canada
Te TM
Australia
New Zealand
Sir John Martin Harvey
Saint John
N.B
Bert Lang
His Majesty’s Theatre
Montreal
Sir John
Lang
Mr. Harvey
Halifax
Vancouver
Norval Women's Institute Plans January Meeting at Norval Home
The regular monthly Norval Women's Institute gathering is set for Thursday January 7 at 2 40 p m at Mrs C Mc Laughlin’s Norval. All welcome. John Golley of Peterboro spent Christmas in Norval. In 70 years he has only missed Christmastime at home once. Mr and Mrs Webster Black and family of Toronto spent Christmas there. Miss Marjory Gollop of Toronto visited Dr Webster over the holidays.
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Norval Women’s Institute
Frozen Pipes Threaten Homes After Holiday Vacancy
Toronto builder’s fatal accident underscores fire and flood risk from frozen plumbing. Experts warn leaving houses vacant over holidays invites freeze ups. Open taps to ensure water flows. thaw frozen pipes with heat or call a plumber for severe freezes to prevent ruptures from steam heating and boiler pressure.
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Toronto
Syelome
Season’s goodwill from Georgetown shoe repairer E Holmes
Thanks to my customers I wish to bank you one and all for your support in my business through the past year and I wish you all the full compliments of the season. You’re truly E Holmes, shoe repairer, Guelph St., Georgetown.
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E. Holmes
Guelph St
Georgetown
Fried Cakes and Window Chocolates Draw Cheers
A local business touts popular fried cakes that customers say melt in the mouth. They also promote their own line of chocolates including peanut clusters caramels peanut butter rolls cocoanut caramels molasses chips maple creams dipt mallow and vanilla creams.
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