Glenwilliams Dance Draws Large Crowd and Local Notices
A large Friday crowd enjoyed McKinley Bros. gapper at Glenwilliams dance. Local reports mention trout fishing at Catedon Mountain, a mail contract from Georgetown to Glen Williams, and a Mother’s Day service at Glen Methodist Church on May 9. Pupils from Georgetown and Glen schools performed music with praise for Miss McMasters and Mr Frank McDonald.
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McKinley Bros
Mr. T
Biff
Jamed Crawford
Amoronte Hospital
Robert McMantér -Hag
Georgetown
Glén- Wiliams
Mi Ay McAtester
Boalben
Glen SP
Marthament
Marie Graham
Anna Per
Doreen
ficQuaig
Marie
Fannie Weaver
Lillian ‘Watson
Margaret Willoughby
Lilly Mullin
Gladys Tost
Marie Cameron
Harry Lawson
Ada Lane Jean Allen
Jean McGibbon
Ieobel Cameron
Smma Beaumont
Dolythe Francis
Susie Prosewood
Sve
Hert Thompson
Ane
Frank McDonald
McMasters
Glen Methodist Church
Special Mothers Day and Fathers Day Services
Church announces Mothers Day services with morning sermon Our Debt to Motherhood and an evening Poem of the Virtuous Woman. Special music planned. May 20 includes Fathers Day service. Epworth League hosts Monday 8 p m meetings for youth. B Y P U and prayer meetings weekly. All are welcome.
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Epworth League
B.Y.P.U
For Sale Empire milking machine and units
For sale Empire milking machine yard unit and double unit with 3 hp Gilson gas engine DeLaval cream separator capacity 850 lb in first class condition. Owner moved to town. Norman McGregor contact 111 George town tf
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Empire Milking Machine
H.p. Gilson
DeLaval
Norman McGregor
George
Proclamation Urges Clean Up Day in Georgetown 1920
The Georgetown Council and Chamber of Commerce plan a Clean Up Day on Thursday afternoon May 6 1920 to promote a cleaner more beautiful town. The measure aims to show Georgetown as progressive and attractive to residents and industrial concerns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vuece
Georgetown
Peery
Town Council meets with Reeve Dale and discuss municipal affairs
Council chaired by Reeve Dale hears reports on burial of an unclaimed dog, insurance on municipal buildings, and rescinds a water tariff while setting new rates. They approve meters from Neptune and Digo, review sidewalk grants on Albert Street, and forward temporary water supply plans to the Provincial Board of Health.
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Reeve Dale
Rush
Anthony
McMillan
MclIntyre
Wm. Ward
Brooklyn
RB. J. Hynds
Mc McIntyre
McIntyre
Neptune
Albert St
Guelph
McNabb
Provincial Paper Mills
Canada Cement Co
Chipman & Powers Engineers
Tax Reform League of Canada
Roy Edwards
Wm. Long
the Pines
Department of
Toronto
Griffin Thompson
Cary Dominion Rubber System Limited
EK. D. Ryan
Seo Y Hydro
Provincial Board of Health
Local Socials Note visitors and health updates
Norval Mies Maggie Pettigrew Mrs Greensword and Miss Prairie Mc Guire attended the W A Convention at Hamilton last week. Mr John Gollop of Peterboro is spending a few weeks with friends here. Gollop, recovering from a recent severe illness, is making splendid progress.
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Mies
Maggie Pettigrew
Mrs. Greensword
Prairie McGuire
W.A
Hamilton
John Gollop
Peterboro
Gollop
Sunday as the Day of Worship in The Interest of Church Going
The text argues Sunday is the primary day for worship over other pleasures and tasks. It cites the commandment to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy, stressing the seventh day as the Lord’s holy rest.
Successful Carnival Draws Big Crowds in Town Hall
The Fancy Carnival and Fair, five days at the town hall under Holy Cross Church, drew large crowds. Opening Friday featured Jules Brazil with Miss Breen and Miss Lait. later nights had well patronized booths and games. Monday packed, prizes drawn with Gold awards to J Bell, Geo C Malhoflang, and others. Father Golodrow thanked attendees. dance followed.
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Cross R.C
Jules
Brazil
Breen
Lait
Eeance
Aggingy
Improvements Planned for Suburban Station Grounds
The newly formed Horticultural Society aims to beautify the Suburban station area this spring with a fill for the ditch and a green lawn. Superintendent Radford backs the effort with the Chamber of Commerce, while residents are urged to donate coal ashes or earth. The Minstrels may add a drinking fountain, and evergreens plus lilacs will replace the unsightly back bank. Geo Wringlesworth and B O Cowles lead the project with local cooperation sought.
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Horticultural Society
Radford
Chamber of Commerce
B.A
Geo. Wringlesworth
Chamber of Cdinmeroe
B. OC. Cowles
Real Estate Listings Include Two Large Ontario Farms
Two farms advertised in Wellington and Georgetown areas feature 100 acres near Georgetown with rich clay loam soil, water from streams and wells, stables, a bank barn, a large 80 by 36 foot frame dwelling, and spring possession at 10500 dollars. The second farm in Wellington county offers 96 cleared acres, 4 maple bush, 12 acres fall wheat, a new poultry house, silo, brick 2 storey residence, cistern and furnace, priced at 18000 dollars with favorable terms if stock and implements are included. The notice also promotes buying a frame house nearby for about 2000 dollars and urges workers to invest now.
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Georgetown
Wellington
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Glenwilliams
Church News
Ottawa
Nerval
Ices
Norval
A. Sutherland
Post Office
Laroy Dale
Georgerswi'r
REX Theatre
Bert Johnston
E. A. Benham
A. Benham
Willoughby Block
Phorie
Georgetown Creamery
Georgetown Creamery Co
M. Saxe
New Bakery
Glen Williams
Ontario
Co-Operative Society
Borgetown & Glenwilliams Co-Operative Society Ltd
H. Pritchett
Xing St
G.T.R
M. Moore
White Rock
Victor McDonald
Maple Ave
Henry
Lawiss
Henry-La
Bate Coueyty
Hebec
Joan Sutton
Melinda Street
Tis Ss
Sime
Jacksons
Wilton
Brussels
English
Jep Bugs
Iki
Prige
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