Local Notes From Starkville and Nearby Towns
Wiss Shirley Tubb shaving at Howard Farrow's. Mr Percy Farrow built two barns. Miss Eleanor Dunn had a tonsil operation last Thursday. Mr and Mrs C Maxim of Toronto spent holidays with Russell Lavery and city. A. ow Hazalbethville. Mr and Mrs Alfred Dobson and Mary Lou visited Lakefield. Mrs R Walden and daughter from Hamilton and Miss Williams from Toronto holiday with Mrs Fred Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Shirley Tubb
Howard Farrow’s
Percy Farrow
Eleanor Dunn
C. Maxim
Toronto
Russell Lavery
City
A. ‘Ow
Hazalbethville
Alfred Dobson
Mary Lou
Lakefield
R. Walden
Hamilton
Miss Williams
Fred Todd
Shower honors Starkville wedding couple and guests
Miss Mollie Borland and others from Toronto spent time with the Hallowell family in Cowanville. A large shower for Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson drew many friends at Starkville school with music, readings, speeches, bouquets, confetti, and a reception at the Robinsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Borland
Toronto
Norma Hallowell
Myre
Claude Henry
Sid. Hallowell
Cowanville
Norma
Beulah Hallowell
Borland
Llew Hallowell
Starkville School
Morley Robinson
Art McKay
Armond Hollingsworth
Dorothy Stapleton
Mary Hallowell
Charlie Cowan
Allen Sholer
Ross Hallowell
Newtonville Social Notes Include Visits and Health Updates
Mrs Pidgeon of Port Hope visits Newtonville with Mr and Mrs Fred Nesbitt. Ira Thompson of Toronto stays with his aunt Mrs Sam Arnott. Gordon Smith of Port Hope spends Thursday with Mr and Mrs C Burley. Mrs Frank Barton visits her ailing brother Mr Joel Workman. Stanley Epple of Newtonville Garage holidays with parents in Simcoe. Sunday School attendance rises. Mrs Frank Gilmer leads senior girls. Several families from Fenelon Falls travel to visit relatives in Toronto, aided by RBG Burlington. Wes A Moon and granddaughter visit Strathmore relatives in Alberta. Mrs Geo Kimball and Mrs Jack Kimball visit grandmother Mrs Gordon who is ill in Elizabethville. Women's Institute picnic planned for Lake Shore grounds on 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pidgeon
Port Hope
Fred Nesbitt
McIntyre
Toronto
Jennie Thompson
Ira Thompson
Sam Arnott
Gordon Smith
C. Burley
Frank Barton
Joel Workman
Stanley Epple
Newtonville
Simcoe
Frank Gilmer
Stevens
Geo. Palmer
Wes Mark
Fenelon Falls
Sam Smith
N- W. Stevens
Brown
Burlington
Wes. A. Moon
Granddaughnier
Strathmore
Alberta
John Barrie
Lawrie Cole’s
Geo. Kimball
Jack Kimgball
Gordon
Robert
Elizabethville
Women’s Institute
Hammond Brown
Lake Shore
Local notices and arrivals fill Newtonville church and village
Mrs Sadie Gillespie visited the village on her way home from Kendal. A St John Ambulance refresher class will be held August first at the Post, free to all. Visitors include Mr Stan Payne and Miss Lila Payne with families, and many from Kingston Lakefield Islington Toronto. Rev H A Bunt inducted at Newtonville Church with addresses by Linstead and Patterson. A social hour followed. welcome to the new minister and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Gillespie
Kendal
Gillespie
Presbyterian Church
Toronto
St. John Ambulance Association
Stan Payne
Peterborough
Lila Payne
Myr
Otto Kleiser
Robert
Otto Kieiser
Rheuben Payne
Fred Louch
Johnston’s
G. Kitchen
D. McIntosh
Kingston
Bob. McCracken
Sandra
Lakefield
McLelland
Islington
Orton Mitchell
Rothsay
H. Besso
H. F. Wilson
Kathleen
H. A. Bunt
Newtonville
Linstead
Courtice
Patterson
Newcastle
Chapman
Oshawa
R. L. Copeland
Whitby
Bunt
Mrs. Bunt
Kendal Notices and Weekend Visitors In Kendal
Local residents welcome visitors from Oshawa and New York for a weekend. A picnic hosted by the W I is set for July 17 at Harvey Jackson Memorial Park. Rev. H A Bunt preached on childrearing and education, stressing daily deeds as well as books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Harvey Jackson Memorial Park
Kendal
Betty
Leonard
Wm. Johnson
Oshawa
H. A. Bunt
B.A
Harvests and social rounds in Kirby community
The farmers report one of the best hay crops in years. Rev. Mr. Littlewood delivered a fine sermon. Miss Marjorie and Mr. J Luxon visited Mr. and Mrs. F Brimacombe. Mr. and Mrs. Yeomans hosted city friends. Mr. James Wiamnan, previously unwell, is feeling better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marjorie
Mr. J. Luxon
Mrs. F. Brimacombe
Mrs. Yeomans
James Wiamnan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Starkville
Crooked Creek
Harvey R. Farrow
Christian Science Monitor Vitel
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Monitor
Dominion Experimental Farms
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Agricultural Colleges
Dominion
Ottawa
James G. Gardiner
Alec. Little
Aylward Little
N. Little
Norman Thertell
Hazel
Shirley
Glen .Kirby
Herbert Mercer
Toronto General Hospital
Manning
Peterboro Hospital
Marcus Soper
8. Patton
A. Gilmour
Millbrook
Mr. Gilmour
Kirby
Mr. Littlewood
Jackman Flowers
Charles B. Tyrrell
Orono, Ont
VETO
Colgate
Halo
York
Daly
Arono Sc
Bowmanville, Ont
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