Tragic Kitchen Accident Claims Young Girl on Wood's Island
A two and a half year old girl, daughter of Wm. Perry, died after a kettle of boiling water toppled from a stove while two older children were nearby. The older sister suffered serious injuries, as two boys played in the kitchen. The incident occurred days ago, per the Western Star report.
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Wm. Perry
Wood's Island
Appreciation note from Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Assoc
At a Feb 22 meeting the association presented a hearty vote of thanks to Mssrs K M Batten and Stewart Roberts and to all Loan and Special Finance Committee members for progress. Also to Arthur Manuel secretary for his presence and prompt return.
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Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Association
K. M. Batten
Stewart Roberts
Arthur Manuel
Laping
A.H. Honge
House launched yesterday purchased from Kirs Tinder
Fragmentary note records a house launch yesterday linked to a purchase from Kirs Tinder. The text also includes a cryptic exchange about pudding between a nervous woman and a persistent beggar.
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Adolphus Peliey
Kirs
Lost cash-box recovered at Hatchet Neck Farmers Island
A small cash-box containing a small sum of money was found and can be claimed by the owner at this office. The finder picked up the box at Hatchet Neck on Farmer's Island.
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Hatchet Neck
Farmer's Island
Gard and Dewar Wed in Montreal Bond
Walter Waterman Gard of Twillingate Newfoundland marries Anna Bell Dewar of Lancaster Ontario in Montreal on January 31 as reported by the Newfoundland Weekly. The couple plans residence in Newfoundland and Ontario.
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Montreal
Queen
Walter Waterman Gard
Twillingate
Anna Bell Dewar
Lancaster
School Concert at Durrell Academy March 9
Reserve Wednesday March 9 for a school concert at Durrell Academy featuring the children's performance. Encourage their participation with your presence. Further particulars to follow in the next issue.
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Durrell Academy
Sealing Ships May Get Radio Gear If Town Relents
The Telegram suggests Citizens of St. John s pause use of their radio outfits for a month or so or sealers contribute a small sum to fund new equipment, enabling sealing ships to operate with radios installed.
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St. John's
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