Death of Janet Violet in Avonaliegh near Candemsine
Janet Violet youngest daughter of Henry Kattie Mount Antken died suddenly at age 27 near Candemsine. The funeral will be held at Mount Aitken at 2 p.m. today.
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Newspaper
Sunbury News
Location
Stratford, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
2
Janet Violet youngest daughter of Henry Kattie Mount Antken died suddenly at age 27 near Candemsine. The funeral will be held at Mount Aitken at 2 p.m. today.
The Week's Diary presents a table of preachers and services for tomorrow at local churches. Times and ministers include J. J. Goltivan, C. E. Gayer, L. M. Weir, T. Dickson, and others with morning and evening sessions plus a Sunday School gathering and midweek meetings.
Sunbury residents spent part of the holidays at Ruportawood where a new electric light plant was first tested at the mansion. Christmas Day services proceeded at St Marys R O Church Sunbury with two masses and Benediction. Riddells Creek saw an early Mass at the church decorated by W J Smith, The Nurseries. Presbyterian and Church of England services followed with music, sermons, and Holy Communion. A Victoria Presbyterian committee urged Watch Night services to mark the new century and Commonwealth. St Marys Church planned a watch night service and a New Year’s morning communion to inaugurate the century and pray for blessings.
Invitations have gone out for the Annual Staff Ball at the hospital to be held next Monday evening known as New Year's Eve. Mr Cahill and committee will ensure a well organized event with the band Di Gitioa providing music for a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
The Gisborne Gazette notes Robert Harper may run for the Curio constituency in the Federal Parliament. As a former Gisborne Shire councillor he has strong local support and financial experience likely to appeal to voters in this electorate.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Sunbury police references amid a jumble of personal names and stray phrases. No coherent event, location, or outcome emerges beyond scattered mentions of individuals and places.
The report records Barone voting outcomes and related legal notices, mentioning jurists and local officials. It notes actions in a criminal case and references a monetary amount and property terms. The tone is archival and detail oriented with multiple names and places.
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