Britannia friends honour Fewsters with welcome writing desk
Norval Mrs. Fewster formerly Miss Mabel Stubbs, daughter of Mrs. Stubbs Norval and Georgetown High School alumna, was welcomed by about seventy five neighbors as Mr. and Mrs. William Fewster, new Bonham farm residents, were toasted at a garden party. The event featured speeches by James Tille of Derry West and readings by Lowins, concluding with dancing and a writing desk gift. A separate note reports Harriston furniture factory struck by lightning and burned. A planned garden party under Ashgrove U F W flags will honor Premier E Diary. Dundalk received a German field gun from the old 147th Grey Battalion via the Ottawa War Trophy Director.
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