Garden party and events in Glen Williams and Acton
Local notices cover garden parties at Glen Williams Methodist Church June 20 with entertainment by Walter Edwards and partners, and a similar Girls Institute event at Acton Cross Road June 25 with a 8.15 pm program featuring Miss Hopper and other performers. Also listed are road changes, business ads, a drowning accident near Acton, a public moving picture show, and community happenings in Georgetown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Tittle Prederick
George Gibbins
Old Land
Fairy Lake
H. A. Gartley
A. Black
Webster
Elliot
Mire
Silverthorne
Mary Ann Silverthorne
Home Church
Bilverthorne
Alloa
Vaughan Township
William Keyworth
Home Methodist Church
J C. Bilverthorne
Boril King
Pautine Frederick
Lou Tellegen
Bronado Express
Glenwilliama Methodist Church
Church Lawn
Glenwilliams
Toronto
Walter Edwards
W. B. Dilly
Georgetown
Wm. Gowdy
Limehouse
Jack Thompson
Misa Martha Marchment
J. M. Moore
W. BH. Douglas
Baonockburn Womens’ Institute
A. Clarridge
Brookdale Farm
Acton Cross Road
Mies Hopper
Papi
Owen
A. Smiley
T. Mary Dodde
Cheltenham
Clayton
Harlbut
Preston
Anglican’ Quartette
Mieses Edna Johoeton
Isabel Watkins
Grounde
Mr. Stewart
A. G. Clarridge
Mies Betty Lowrie
Misa
Edna M. Rossel
Personal News Highlights From Georgetown and District
Local notices list numerous weekend visits and greetings among residents of Georgetown, Acton, Guelph, Toronto, Newmarket, and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Thompson in Paris, Miss Prairie Maguire in Buffalo, and many cross-town visitors sharing time with friends and relatives. A notable item notes Art Tyrrell of Kamloops, ex-Mayor, attending the Rotary convention in Toronto and visiting Georgetown after 28 years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
J. L. Thompson
Paris
Mr. Win. Barber
Acton Wan
F. Baird
Palmerston
Miss Prairie Maguire
Norval
Buffalo
Colin Sheardoo
F. A. Harley
Harold Wrigglesworth and
Geo. Wrigglenworth
F. Ryan
Kathleen
Toronto
Ryan
William Long
Neving Gre
1.C.C.F. Grand Lodge
Guelph
John McKay
St. Catharines
Preston
Tait
R. J. Drysdale
Rochester
N.Y
Rotary
Georgetown
Arthur M. Tyrrell
Kamloops
B.C
Nome
Na‘tive
Art
the Mountains
Celebration of 101st Anniversary at Boston Church
Boston church marks its 101st anniversary with a 11:00 a.m. service and a 7:00 p.m. evening service led by Rev. Malggim McArthur of Brampton. The junior choir of B and J Davids church Campbellville leads the praise. A garden party follows Monday at Mr M J Cartons lot 7 Nasanga esquesing line with Bob Wilson Fon Co program featuring Kenney Haig Bon nick Elliott and Miss Elliott and Elley. Admission 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Malggim McArthur
Brampton
B&j. Davids Church
Campbellville
Jane 98Rd
M.J. Carton
Lot 7
Town Line
Nasangaweys and
Esquesing
Bob Wilson Fon Co
C. Beroy Kenney
Jean Haig
Grace Bonnick
Bob Wilson
Misses Elliott
Leley
Bennett Broad
Carliele
J. T. Strachmn
W.D. Mclorogh
Tennis Tournament and Social Events Invited
All members invited to a tennis tournament on the course Saturday June 71st at 2 80. A dance in the Arena Friday night June 20th. G gov Georgetown Golfera played Brampton last Thursday and Oakville Saturday with luncheon after both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Scrymgeon
Harry Lander
Gregory Theatre
Oakville
W. H. Godfrey
Guelph St
Georgetown
J. Roney
Elmgrove
O.K.B
Halton Progressive Association
Milton
Alfred Spaskman
Red Deer
Alberta
Acton
All. Gov
Brampton
Argonaut Boys Club honors top Canadian training contestant
The Argonaut Boys Club announced the results of the Canadian Standard Efficiency Training contest. Charles Frampton won the shield after a close finish among the top four with Gordon Alcott Jack McDermid Victor Norrington and others. The award was presented at the Methodist Sunday School by Bric Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonaut Boys’ Club
Charles Frampton
Methodist
Bric Swift
Argonaut Club of
Montreal
Gordon Alcott
Jack McDermid
Victor Norrington
Clarence Floyd
Lorne Cave
Jack Beck
Arthur Tyndall
Dominion
Measles Outbreak Strikes Oakville Schools
Dr J H Stead Medical Officer of Health for Oakville warns of a brisk outbreak of measles likely to become epidemic in cycles. The severe cluster is near the town’s east end with Weatwood school reporting 68 of 166 pupils absent last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fregeres
J. H. Stead
Oakville
McAskill
Weatwood School
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D. J. Matthew Drugb and Stationery
Ford
Moving Pictures
Brill & Co
Stanley’ Park
Erin Girl Guides
Gisby
Coxe
Main Street
McPherson
M. H. Binder
M.H. Binder
S. B
Pedley
Mre
Miss Quarrie
Mre. Gardner of
Galt
Miss Sherman
Ralph Read
Port Arthur
Duluth
H.C. Blackepant
Beppy Parger
E. Sheley
Jobo
Detroit
J. N O'Neill
Mary Plowright
A. B. Castell
Ben Atkinson
Lownesat Thuraday
Mrs
Charles Near
Newmarket
Thoraday
Geo. Near
John Kennedy
Missea Kennedy
James Henry
L. D. Carrie's
Maeses Dorothy and
Nellie Thoreton
Will ‘Thurston
H. Graham
H. Elliott
Margaret
J. J Thompson
Enquesing
Masters Dalton
Ross Ryan
Loyola College
Guelph Bt
Arthur Hazelwood
Arthur Hazelwood Jr
Muskoka
Frank Betts
Vancouver
Winnipeg
E. Coleman
Bert Coleman
Jim Coleman
W. A. McClure
Mary Eccles
A. Eccles
Colin McMillan
Eramosa
el “Tam
Georgetown Herald
Paar
Argonaut Boys Club
A. B. Willson Jeweller
Hotel McGibbon
Erwins Goldham’s Meat Market
Briaouit
H.A. Brand
W. W.roe
Everson
Moir’s Crescent Chocolates
Kasy Korner
Randy Kitchen
F. J. Deverson
Georgefown
cBean &Co
H. R. Mimms
Grandy
Benson's
Lynn Valley
Atlas Brand
York
Frankford Brand
A. M. Grandy
la Bird & Son, Limited
Bird Tose
Mesa Roan Rae
W. a-Bird
R. H. Thompson & CO
Ont
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