Local notes of visits and church events in Newcastle area
Newtonville and surrounding communities record visits from Toronto Ottawa Oshawa and Cobourg residents. A sermon at United Church precedes a communion service. Pioneer resident George Stapleton dies suddenly in Port Hope. W I meeting discusses Red Cross and nutrition programs and plans for Donnybrook Fair at Orono with an upcoming Achievement Day in Millbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Chas. Morris
Robt. Morton
Willis Jones
B. McIntosh
Howard
Newcastle
Orono
Lionel Hughes
Hatch
Hughes
Millbrook
Bertha Thompson
Morris
Stringers and Friends Travel and Visit in Ontario
Mr and Mrs J J W Stringer are in Hermon. Mr and Mrs Alf Perrin are in Toronto with Mrs A T Perrin who is sick. Mrs E Farrow visits her daughter Mrs T Stephen recovering from operation. Mr and Mrs Willis Farrow visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Burley on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W A Reid and family visited Mr and Mrs Cook in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Wes Stringer visited Mr and Mrs George Henderson. Mr and Mrs Harry Rutherford and daughter of Toronto visited Mrs B Millson and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hughes
Newmarket
Deane Slemon
Toronto
J. T. Pearce
Jas. Payne
Wm. Smith
Peter Laing
Orono
Isobel Laing
Fred. Louch
Chas. Reid
Hamilton
Cobourg
Moris
J. E. Anderson
Chas. Cowan
Cowanville
Harry Lane
Leona
L. E. Millson
Edna Jones
Colin
J. J. W. Stringer
Hermon
Alf. Perrin
A. T.perrin
E. Farrow
T. Stephen
Willis Farrow
Clarence Burley
W. A. Reid
Mrs. Cook
Wes. Stringer
George Henderson
Harry Rutherford
B. Millson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newtonville
Port Hope
M. J. Osborne
Haines
Reno Bebee
Morrish
Philip Beauverie
Gelert
Bert Crossley
Jack Barnes
Norman Keefer
Westel Stringer
Dorothy
United Church
Tyrone
Nestonville
Bethesda
George Campbell
Jean
Bickle
W. I. Meeting
Rein Is
Betes
Canada
Department OF National Defence
Urrell’s Drug Store
Kodaks
Hind
Carter
Phillip
Chase
William
Vuolcluc
Donnybrook, Fair
Clarke Township
England
Wrigley’s
Tyrrell’s
Stedman
Sas
Kelloggs
ARONO
Orono Coal & Lumber Co
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