Hospital Sunday Contributions list noted donors and amounts
A historical hospital Sunday contributions list records donors and amounts across multiple towns including LOA Change Islands Millertown Mor ton s Hr Jackson s Cove and Little Ward s Harbor. Notable gifts include Walter Hart 500 Mrs Ellen Stockley 50 J W Batstone 250 and Enos England 1 bri potatoes with other small sums and produce donations.
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Loa
Change Islands
Walter Hart
Ellen Stockley
Gate
Elmo Stockley
Arthur Stockley
Pearce Budgell
Millertown
Jane FB. Osmond
Morton
J. W. Batstone
Jackson’s Cove
D. G. Strang
Allan Knight
Job Gill
Enos England
Little Ward's Harbor
Vegetables from Leamington Auction List
Items include potatoes onions cabbage and turnips with quantities from berries to bushels. Names mentioned are Mrs Parmiter Joseph Roberts John Earle Thomas Thompson Walter Saunders Arch White William White Frances Sharron Samuel Sharron Mrs Amos Feener Elias Stuckless Mrs Marshall Stuckless Thomas Hancock Fred Moores W H Baggs and a warning about a conjoined proverb later in the text.
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Point Leamington
W. H. Baggs
Samuel Parmiter
Joseph Roberts
John Earle
Thomas Thompson
Wm Sharron
Walter Saunders
Arch White
William White
Geo. Andrews
Frances Sharron
Samuel Sharron
Amos Feener
Elias Stuckless
Marshall Stuckless
Thomas Hancock
Fred Moores
Man seeks divorce over wife’s spending habits
A coloured man tells the court his wife asks for money in a recurring pattern, with the judge pressing for serious grounds. The man explains he cannot keep up with her requests and denies knowing what happens to the funds.
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Jedge
Talking Workmen Debate Origins of Man
A group of workers discuss evolution. one man jokes that he and Fred Green reached different conclusions after a dispute. He asserts Fred went to the hospital while he ended up at the police station, implying a burglary occurred at the couple’s home and prompting a request for help.
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Fred Green
Fred
Gossip and theft contrasted with honor in a Riverside tale
A Cranbrook Center note recalls a man who robs with a gun as a gentleman while gossip harms reputations quietly. The piece recounts scenes in Kerr's store and a collision of a Jew and a Scot in cars, ending with a sharp remark about a portrait and a spectator’s insult.
Man Runs Into Debt Yet Slower To Exit It
A proverb notes that a man may accumulate debt but rarely exits it quickly, contrasting haste in spending with the gradual pace of repayment.
Justice of the Peace notice on affidavits and fees
The Department of Justice in St. John s Newfoundland warns that justices should not charge more than twenty five cents for taking affidavits statutory declarations and similar acts. The notice directs that declarations for Poor Relief should be attested without charge to aid applicants and prevent charges. It warns that any misuse will be addressed by the Commission.
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Justice of the Peace
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John
Mapoleon
Hospital
N. D. Bay Memorial
MT Cart
Scotty
Kerr's
Department OF Justice
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Justices of the Peace
Baccalieu
Ragged Island, Smith's Sound
Trinity
Bonne Bay
Tucker’s Head
H. B.C. Lake
Newlywed
Dr. Wood
John H. Devine
LAW Office
LAW Chambers
Duckworth Street
F. A. Janes
Water Street
John Cook
North Side
Cpp. Sun Office
E. J. Linfield
T’ Gate
Standard Marble & Granite Works
St. John
George’ Reid
J. McIntyre