Nature's Fairest Book Past on the Stoop
A reflective piece recalls a gray weathered back stoop and a blooming rose bush, hollyhocks, peppermint, flagroot, and mandrake luring visitors. The narrator describes a daily path to school and duty, ending with an unwitting closing of nature's page as Harriot Whitney Durbin signs the reminiscence.
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Harriot Whitney Durbio
Return to Bailinafad Through Silver Creek Taverns
Georgetown writer recalls passing Preston’s Tavern on the road to Bailinafad in the distant past. He recounts hospitality, a wetting ritual, and a famed Montreal hotelkeeper Joe Beef who fed sailors and housed a traveling menagerie. Names of Silver Creek residents and tradespeople follow the highway notes.
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Georgetown
Herald
Bailinafad
Silver Creek
Preston
Navy
A. D. Thomson
Joe Beef
Montreal
Dr. McCullough
Ninian Lindsay
Alex. Henderson
John Miller
Dan Wright
Albert Appleyard
John Britton
Joseph Clark
J. van Vinck
Bob
Graham
Dean
Wm. Coulson
Geo. Crawford
John Foreman
Ephham Graham
Jacob Kennnedy
John Moore
Winter's cold history echoes in Pictou County tale
The piece recalls 1616 summer cold in North America and Europe, citing Rev. Dr. Patterson's history. It narrates crop losses, flour and wheat prices, and a Halifax trip by Alexander Grant to secure flour. It also reports local thefts and farm raids in Halton area, culminating with Dayfoot Reliance booth sales in Georgetown.
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Pictou
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Vermont
Maine
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
England
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Pigton
Alexander Grant
East River
Halifax
Truro
Baat
James Carmichael
Senator Carmichael
New Glasgow
Six stills found in hidden bush distillery raid
Revenue officers led by Edward Floody and Mason uncovered six headless stills and twelve barrels of mash in a wooded bush camp near Tom Tox sear ville Halton County. The operation, believed active Tuesday night, left five stills broken and only one kept for evidence as a prosecution follows.
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Tom Tox
Sear ‘Ville
Halton
Edward Floody
Torento
Mason
Campbellville
Jail population fluctuates as Halton crime reports shift
A Milton Champion article notes jail counts rising from none to eight then fifteen prisoners in Halton over a short period. It blames no single cause, cites bootleggers, vagrants, and a burglary group from Burlington, and questions Ontario Temperance Act influence while reporting farm thefts increasing in the county.
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