Birds Marriages and Deaths Rates Reported in Notices
A jumble of 1924 1925 notices lists births marriages and deaths from Toronto Calgary Georgetown and Westlock. It notes Ruth s el Cards and various names including Willson Dodds and Bullivant with dates and brief family references.
Obituary for Matthew Bullivant Bouskill
Matthew Bullivant Bouskill, 16, died after a four week illness. He worked for Smith & Stones in electrical work. Funeral was private from his mother's home, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Rev Percival Mayes led the service. pallbearers were Ernest Simpson, Clifford Grace, Fred Spires, John Lucas, and Joseph McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Bullivant Bouskill
Bouskill
John Sr
Smith & Stones
Greenwood Cemetery
Percival Mayes
St. Georges Church
Ernest Simpson
Clifford Grace
Fred Spires
John Lucas
Joseph McDonald
Christmas in Acton Brings Family Gatherings
Acton and Hamilton residents shared Christmas at several homes. Postmaster Matthews remains ill and confined to bed. Thomas Kennedy of Kequening underwent an operation at Guelph General Hospital and is recovering. A Williamson family Christmas at Guelph Street drew numerous relatives from Toronto Rockwood and Acton. Free Press reports a lively holiday scene in Georgetown arena as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Guelph General Hospital
Alonday
Georgetown
David Williamson
Guelph Street
Fred Williamson
Toron
Roy Wansborough
Toronto
Albert Young
Rockwood
W. D. Anderson
W. A. Murray
Sire
John Williamson
David
Acton
Free Press
Local Notes and School Concerts Highlight Terra Cotta News
The community reports flooded rink for hockey practice and local youth enjoying a concert at the 10th line school with Miss Laidlaw praised for training. Ivy Haines visits from Toronto for holidays, and J A McKave presides as chairman at events. A play by Glenwilliam Methodist youth impresses, while church union talks begin. County highway plans aim to trim subsidised mileage, with Halton County likely unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Thompson
Keen
Ivy Haines
Toronto
10Th Line
Ed. Townsend
Laidlaw
Antizens
Union
Stb
Misa Lewis
J. A. McKave
Cris. McNally
Provincral Department
Halton County
Esquesing Woman’s Institute Meets in Stewarttown Friday
The Esquesing Woman’s Institute holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Jno Wilson’s home on Friday January 9 at 2 30 with a good program planned. St Johns Sunday School Christmas tree events included supper and a program of recitations and singing followed by Santa Claus presents. The China Inland Mission talk by Rev Mr McLean and Mrs McLean noted their February return to China and a daughter remaining in Canada for schooling. Stewarttown Public School December report lists honors and attendance with names of students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Women's Institute
Jno. Wilson
McLean
St. John’s Church
China Inland Mission
China
Canada
A. Brown
H. Lawnon
J. Lawlor
Georgetown Old Boys Banquet Celebrates Local Alumni
A Georgetown Old Boys gathering in Toronto drew 448 guests including bankers doctors educators and police officers. The informal dinner featured anecdotes speakers such as Dr Frank Watson J M Moore Major L Grant and Inspector George Guthrie praising Georgetown’s contribution to business and professional life in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Old Boys
Toronto
Globe
Georgetown
Georgetown Od Boye’ Association
Old Boy's Association
Frank Watson
Georgetown High School
J. M. Moore
Georgetown Herald
L. Grant
R D. Warren
Deacon
George Guthrie
Miller Prentice
C. Starr
J. A. Willoughby
Dr. Reid
T. G. Wallace
Ernest A. Warren
Leslie
Clarence Starr
Fred Deacon
W. Corrigan
C. Warren
Harry Bracken
W. E. Moe
J. B. McLeod
Norman Mea
E. A. Warren
Nat Guthrie
J. Miller Prentice
G. R. Cotrelle
E. A. Dolson
Graham McDonald
H. C. Jermyn
M. Buck
Will Hortop
D.C. Jackson
H. Holdroyd
W. H. McDowell
John Crowland
F. Reid
Oram
J. Mons
W. W. Hiltz
R. D. Warren
Association
W. E. Home
George Guthriel
West Toronto Triumphs Over Georgetown In Overtime Hockey
West Toronto defeated Georgetown 8 to 6 after 90 minutes of overtime at the Arena. Bond and Pirie each scored in overtime to clinch the win for West Toronto while Ristow held the visitors to several close saves. Georgetown led early, but West Toronto surged ahead in the second period, and the match required extra time to determine the victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.hsa
West Toronto
Lowry
Bond
Lgcals
Linn
Ristow
Georgetown
McKay
Bistow
Duncan
Pirie
Barkey
McDonald
Brush
Blackburn
Buck
West Toronto Nets
Wea
Toronto
Piere
King
Muldoon
McClure
Hedges
White
Brosh
Kennedy
Orwards
Telfer
Tuah
Gw. Lowry
Gine
Tingh
Accusios Murray McDonald Sark
Felows Guepsi
Eneh
Brampton
Milton Juniors Edge Georgetown In Tight Intermediates Test
Milton Juniors defeated Georgetown 4 to 3 in a closely fought junior hockey match. Rob Armstrong of Toronto commanded the game as Milton opened with a 3 1 lead, Georgetown tied late in the second, and Milton securing the winner in the final period. Georgetown backs Ford Gibbona and Hawkins and Milton forwards Key, Keatner, Vaughan starred. Brampton visit Friday for another hot contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Robt. Armatrong
Toronto
Roan
Georgetown
Hill
Aking
Plolme
Keatner
Vaughan
Subs
Brush
Irwin
Marsh
Halloway
Ford
Gibbona
Davidson
King
Howitt
Eubs
Balpin
Hepburn
Robi. Armstrong
Ronn
Halpin
Gibbons
Hewitt
Brampton
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W. H. Willson
Baxty
J. A. Early
Hbus—Willson
Calgary
Alta
Bingham Stary Culp Willson
Willson
George
Town
Xouskill
Matthew Bullivant Bouskul
Brssev
R. F. Bex Yey
Jessie _ ai
Stewarttown
Norman Baily
Farry Lawson
Doris Harris
Zeta Graham
Marion Giffen
Sarah Standish
Irene Wriggleaworth
IEI
Jack Brown
Mary Jenkinson
Elizabeth Bonathan
Arthur Harewood
Lena Harries
Br. H
Bobby Harris
C. Semple, Fender
Robina
Aty Town
Sayday Hart
Tuk Gronerroy
Kentch
Y Halloway
Singer and Ray
A. B
Willson Ete
H. J. Fox
Main
Georgi
ETOWN
Sony
Chinfa
Glas
Chinon
Rhi To Investi
Jaicksoon
Speight’s Garage and Battery Service
A. R. Speight