Newly Appointed Superintendent Arrives in Twillingate
The town welcomes the newly appointed Superintendent, Minister for Twillingate circuit, Mr Hill and his family who arrived on Thursday. He preaches Sunday morning at the South church and evening at the North Side. Fishing reports from Change Islands and Healey Harbor show decent harvests with traps yielding well. The bay holds fish but baited hooks fail to tempt, suggesting squid bait may help. Mr John Davis, a devoted Methodist day school teacher, departs for St John’s route to Grand Bank to take charge of a larger salary position.
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Twillingate
Er Hill
John Davis
St. John’s
Grand Bank
Davis
Staward
Methodist Church
Methodist Sunday School Service in Twillingate
Last Sunday afternoon an open air service with the South Ist Sunday School was held in the church grounds while renovation continues. A large attendance filled the seats as Rev. R. W. Thompson and J. Davis spoke. An address urged receiving into their hearts the religion that would prove useful in later life.
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South Ist
Olars
Thompson
J. Davis
Arm ‘School
Sunday School Service Honors Mrs Freeman at Presentation
John Minty notes the scholars acquitted themselves with credit as music and singing impressed, Miss Jessie Hudder led the organ, and Dulcie Moors read a beautifully worded address to Mrs Freeman from the 1st Class girls. Mr Freeman responded warmly as the doxology ended the service.
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John Minty
Jessie Hudder
Freeman
Dulcie Moors
News in Brief From July Telegraph Highlights
Telegraph reports from Halifax and beyond cover Canadian sealing compensation for losses, seven American boats seized near St Andrew New Brunswick, Parnell's costs in divorce, Ireland potato blight reappearing, Manitoba wheat export outlook, Spurgeons health decline, Gladstone to lead Liberals, German Emperor en route to Norway, Dr Fiset's Labrador report, Manchester canal traffic, Halifax streetcar strikes, Salisbury on female suffrage, leadership shifts in British and Irish parties, French law on women and children in factories, MacMeekin wins Prince of Wales prize at Bisley, Lady Seale high NRA scores, grasshopper ravages in New Mexico, Macdonald stock claim in CP Rail, Paris railway strike end, insurgent fleet in Chile, Pope vs government troops, upcoming Ireland local government bill, and Chilean armament issue in British port.
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Seale
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New Mexico
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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Chili
Pope
Salisbury
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Ray JK Ktty
Joan Muoyry
Jonny Linrrenn - Freeman
C. C. Rienards & Co
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Joshua Winavent
Bridgewater
N. 8
Samuel Ansty
Change’ Islands
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