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Newmarket Era , July 25, 1919, p. 6

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v SIX 2 WW J Fiji r It ALE AGENT MOUNT ALBERT i U i I Mount Albert mm a I 5 I VIA- 2 y I Sfe Kr- ft ml j Ha SB SOCIAL EVENING The Win One Class the Methodist Sunday School was en tertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Harrison on July The evening was spent in playing games and Mrs Harrison provided excellent refreshments All present report a most en joyable time WATCH FOUND On Tuesday on Centre St Albert Owner can have same by calling at Printing Office and paying for this notice Many were very thankful for a rainy Monday forenoon It is certain to do a great amount of good to potatoes turnips and other root crops The Sunday Schools of Mount Albert and enjoyed a picnic to Jacksons Point going by motor on Wednesday A very enjoyable lime was spent Would it not add to the beauty of our town if the citizens would keep the weeds off the street in front of their own property Why not take pattern by those that do and thereby make our streets much nicer Wednesday on of the sudden death of her father Mrs Ball reports having taken quarts from their raspberry patch for this season Warm weather is hard on ice- f Queensvifle The meeting of the Institute will be held Juiy 30th at the home of cream gallons were sold at Mrs Fred at p the Post Office store last week address will be given by Mrs Geo Brodie of Newmarket and a j program by the girls What is going to happen next Well it is a Iawn Social on the Mr and Mrs Jos Scott of To- on Thurs- ronto are at their summer cot- untier the auspices for a few of the Presbyterian Choir Good program refreshments A booth- ice cream soft drinks- Baldwin Breezes i are home our boys weeks Miss Verna Stevenson was honie for Sunday Mr Waller and Miss Marion West were visiting with Mr Waller Bell for the holiday J Booth is visiting his Orchard Beach PERSONAL Mr and Mrs of To ronto were visitors over Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J Cook Miss Alice Smith of Toronto was the guest of Misses Olive and Eld red Ross this week Miss Mary Right ley of Toronto is visiting her old friends in town this week Mr and Mrs Stokes and Miss Dorothy also Mr and Mrs W Steeper motored to Proton last Sunday and spent the week end there with friends returning on Monday Mr Barrett and Mrs Her man Barrett were in town on Sat urday Mr and Mrs J Cook spent Wednesday and Thursday with friends in Toronto Belhaven The referendum is now attracting som attention a meeting held hero on Tuesday evening to organize llifs pari of the Town ship for campaign o A meeting was held on Wednes day evening when a committee was formed to arouse Pome interest In the coming vote on the Provincial Prohibition A good working com mittee was appointed PETERS CORNERS Mr and Mrs Peters have just returned after spending week al Toronto Niagara Fa Buffalo and other points of The citizens of Keswick and surrounding district tendered a formal welcome to Flight tenant Russell his home here on Thursday evening of last week when a large crowd garn ered on the lawn where refresh ments were served Mr Will acted as chairman and addresses of appreciation were delivered by Rev If and Mr Sandy Li Out responded in a lengthy and interesting address giving some experiences of his war service and an idea of the value of the air squadron It was a pleasant evening and the whole affair passed off very suc cessfully A number of the Beach ladies enjoyed an afternoon tea last Thursday when Mrs per formed the pleasant duties of hostess There were look dinner at the Boarding House on Peace Day and on Sunday The veran dah was crowded all the time at I he dance on Saturday night and with the exception of Sunday the is kepi up every night since Every available space is being used to accommodate the board ers the fiat above the post office being used as a dormatory The Reachcrs held a moeting on Saturday on Mr Start ups verandah when it was hold annual Regatta on Civic Holiday The list of was revised committees appointed and the usual interest- day may be Boys already practising Mrs Win Wood daughter Mr Ernie of Toronto spent the holiday with his mother Mrs Miss Donaldson of New market and Miss Jessie Donald- son of Toronto were home for the holiday Miss Nellie Chapman of To ronto is spending a week with friends in town v and Nettie spent the holiday with Mrs J I Bell We are pleased to report that Mrs Eastman is getting etc We are sorry for so many mistakes in last weeks items but of course wit blame it all to the Editor and correct what isnt too late Mondays fine welcome- rain was very nicely Mrs Fred of Toronto is j spending a month here Miss Clara Tate her sister Mrs S Mrs McLaggan and little daughter Hazel of Alberta are visiting at her fathers Mr George Thompson Mrs W T Huntley and Master Murray are visiting friends in the city Miss Terry who at tending the Teachers Summer School in Toronto was home for the weekend Minnie McCausland and Bertha Pierce of visiting their aunt visit Goodwin he and gins for aquatic sports is scarcely A quiet the home Saturday oclock a lis in- wedding took place at of Mr York on afternoon last at Mr Preston Pollock was married to Miss Eva Middle- miss both of Rev Thomas of Newmarket officiating Miss Hilda Lock of Toronto is visiting Mr Peters also Mr George Locke is at John Mahoneys The showers on Monday were very much appreciated by the farmers Some young people around here took a trip north to gather blue berries but they are a complete failure this year owing the dry weather Washington July Race hat red In the Nations capital engender ed by attacks on white women by negroes and fanned three succes sive of rioting found express ion again tonight In clashes between whites and blacks A home defence guard wan shot and killed a second fatally wounded and another white man slashed severely by raz or wielded 6KW am of the negro assailants escaped FOR QUICK good grain and stock farm hank and 40x00 Well watered Close to good market r000 or more down balance on easy W DAVIDSON Mount Albert Mondays Wednesdays and Fri days during July and August A DIKE a pane of There glass in be station al Crossing Such vandalism de serves to be severely punished It ii not the railway company alone feres for this wanton destinction the campers and residents of the vici- who desire shelter from the stormy blasts Mr Ross Thomson took a small party for over One of the five pounds Mr Weber Hamilton joined the other members of his family at Villa on Peace Day and remained for a few days to en joy the refreshing breezes of Lake on Mr Chapmans lot werelhey intend spending the rest of the summer Charlie and family were here for the holiday Masters Raymond and Carl of Island Grove were visiting their aunt Mrs Shepherd last week Mr Byron is visiting at Marsh Manor Mr T is home for a week Mr was borne from London over the Mrs Harry Chapman is up from Toronto now looking after the pickle business for the A Co Mrs of Toronto was in town Thursday Mr and Mrs George Monday- of Bradford were visiting the Jai lers sister Mrs lit tie Toronto are Mrs We are see little aura Horner around again after her illness with typhoid fever Mr and Mrs Harry of Toronto and Mr and Mrs LKeJlar of Midland spent the week- Mr Wm and family of Toronto have erected a tent with Hi de Marion and Willie spent the weekend in Stayner visiting his mother and while away some busy unlocked the front and Bell Jack has fom overseas He spent nearly five years in Prance t England Mrs been visiting her Arthur for and has sister Mrs weeks Mr a couple of and Mrs family r ST spending Mrs took a small out on Saturday morning a fish and they returned with 30 pounds of lunge and bass latter weighed nearly their vacation with Shepherd Miss Gladys Marsh is visiting her uncle Mr Jack Brown of Mr Waller Smith of Aurora was in town Sunday Mr John Stevenson from and S3 aw was home Satu day with the door at midnight Sunday took considerable small stuff not roally known just how much Dame Rumor seems to be very suspicious and we cer tainly hope the guilt will bo placed on the right one for the satisfaction of Mr iBurkhdlrier as I well as the public Miss Vera Smith returned last- Wednesday from Columbus Ohio While away she spent a few days with her President of the Roder ick Lean Manufacturing Co at Mansfields Ohio Mrs David Walker of spent the weekend with Mrs Mrs Long of Toronto is visit ing her sister Mrs Wm Mrs of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mr Harold left on Monday night take up his work in the Bank at Cobalt after a few holidays at his fathers here Mr Mackenzie and bride of Ottawa paid flying visit at his fathers Mr A Mackenzie las I week The Hills of Toronto vacation here congregation at the eon lined to the house the lh of May owing received in moving a he The collages were Having secured the services Ol lately returned from overseas are now prepared to do PLUMBING and FURNACE WORK have also a full line of and GENERAL HARDWARE also PERFECTION COAL OIL J ROWLAND Church last Sunday morn ing and Col Williams did full justice to the occasion The sermon was a grand one Rev Balfour of Toronto is to be the preacher next Sunday Pleased to see Mr John Yokes out church on Sunday and that without crutches He has been confined to the house ever since to injuries eavy stone ges were well filled last weekend There were no less than ten at Mr nearly a dozen at Mr Vokes and about at Mr Thorn- sons Mr and Mrs of Buffalo and other friends made a call at Infdewood while a tour of the Lake Sunday In their auto Mrs was formerly Miss Smith daughter of the late of New market The soaking rain on Monday did incalculable good to the field props and gardens The ground was exceedingly dry A big van load of people from Newmarket at Kennedy Point on Peace Day There were eleven tents full of people over there during the weekend Lots of fishing in the vicinity but not very many fish Some bass hooked at Yates wharf on Monday nighl Mr W Thomsons yacht has the record of seven lunge for this season SO far Mrs A Long and her son of Toronto are spending several weeks at Lincoln Collage Mrs Elijah Johnson of formerly of Newmarket spent a few days with her nieces the Misses Mann The latter are going to Toronto after holi days on the Public School teach ing staff family ha from England winter here Preparations for after tor the Party which Is to he on the Church Lawn on Friday evening Aug 1st A good program In being arranged and a Brass Band will be In attendance to enliven the evening The small admission fee to the grounds does not Include refresh ments the Booth the ladies hope to he liberally patronized all the same A big crowd Is anticipated Come held and enjoy yourself Cool Weather HOPE waa a needed Ural rain we had Wonder when the church roof be repaired The berry Is nearly has been a large crop Mrs Irwin has been here a few days caring for her brother Charles iiollfnger who has been seriously Ml Hay he Is some belter and beau- wilt over but lay were Another Meeting will he held I Hails on Sunday Miss of Toronto Is at Mr Evans Eva Good Spent Sunday with Miss Maud Miss Palrbani spent Sunday under the parental roof Miss Annie was home for the holiday Mr A Dike attended a base ball match In Toronto on Wednesday Mrs Reed Is spending a few days with Mrs DeacofL fiss spending a couple of weeks While lit Three good base ball games played Inst week Die Misses and Gordon spent the week end the City Mr Alf Cage Is spending few days In the neighborhood Miss Mildred WOodcOOk spent Sun day In Mt Albert Mr Pahnateer look a motor North looking for Blueberries but unsuceesHful Miss Elsie Scott entertained a few of her girl friends at her birthday party Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Tom Polmateerof Newmarket spent Sunday at Mrs Joe Gibsons Mr Will and Miss Maud also MISS Eva took lea at Mr trip Was Mount on Saturday night at at Mr Startups cottage lo com plete arrangements for Re gatta Miss Norma one of Hie popular young ladles at the Beach was called lo Toronto on Mr and Mrs Spent Sun day at Mr Ed Scotts Mr ROSS Hodge who underwent an operation for appendicitis im proving nicely and will soon he home Era to friends A will meet next Tuesday at Mrs Mr Ross is spending- his with his parents Mr Marshall of spent the weekend with his grandmother Mrs Pearson Mrs Byron visited his mother here on Wednesday The Presbyterian Choir are going to hold a Garden Party on the beautiful lawn of Mr A Moan on Thursday evening July 1st Light refreshments will be served after which a fine pro gram will be given entirely local talent Proceeds to be devoted toward purchasing new hymn books for the choir and congregation Come along and have a good time with the young folks Rev and family of Toronto spent Sunday Mr and family Mr ami Mrs Harry and family spent lira weekend with Mr and Mrs S J Cedar fiend Farm Mr Kellar and family of Midland spent Tuesday night at Cedar Bend Farm and took the Lennox Picnic the next day Ross of Toronto and his mother spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Spring Hank Farm Pie who has recently returned from overseas Mr Stanley and Miss Mabel were visiting on Sunday with Mr and Mrs W playing ifuet and tennis In our vil lage are the chief these fine evenings Why not some enthusiastic snort Introduce Lawn Howling We have some beautiful green thai are unite suitable for the game from overseas Ernie and Busier Billy sons of and A are the latest arrivals- Buster brought a bride with a real little French doll thing of beautyand a joy forever Our ladies pronounce her a real beauty Billy has set bis bachelor brothers Wesley and Elmer a noble example Wo The Owl wish Billy- every joy on the program of wedded life A reception was tendered to Mr Harold and brother sons of Egypt The boys are fine civil young fel lows credit lo their parents and our neighborhood We join in rejoicirg that escaped the misfortune of war Our people flocked to huckleberry fields Bert Owen and Missus found the bush alt ablaze when they arrived there and came home without the loothsomo huckleberry thankful to get out alive Haying is done A good crop and harvested in A I condition A carload from Baldwin took la the Free Methodist Camp Meeting in township Sunday They had an elegant ride In Messrs Wardells car Curios ity leads people a long way from home They had a similar cir cus performance there as a t Said- win jumping over benches chairs waltzing up and down aisles etc and yet the discipline taboos circuses fairs etc Oh consistency thou art a jewel Jas A has fodder corn already eight feet in height I be surprised to hear of it being 1 feel by September Uncle Johnston showed us a sample of Timothy that just reached to the end of The Owls prohosis feet inches You heat that if you can Mrs everbearing strawberries are getting a second crop of fruit and after that is garnered a third and possibly a fourth crop may develop Its a fact del Ross OBrien and Angus McMillan have been sent to on a big job I here They are delighted with the beauty of the town Bruce was home Sunday to see I guess his heart is true is not yel definitely known if Gum Swamp School will retain their teacher Miss She departed with the good will of every scholar Mrs John Miller has to understand her case is beyond human aid Anemia and cancer are pulling together to break up her constitution A and- Uncle Johnston are having times with bees swarming is also having his little difficulties to contend with for Similar reasons Hes Long it Summer visitors and city cousins are like swarming bens about Baldwin Oh I didna toll you that our Riddel threatens to bring lass do NEWMAR Performances MORALviEHTERTAlNING IHST ml SHOW THAT THE PUBLIC rrrnc EXHIBITIONS SEAT People TEHTS THAT ARE POSITIVELY MONSTER ife PERFECT OF THE CURIOUS CREATURES GATHERED TOOETHERHU ONE IMMEN MEN THE CHAMPIONS OF ALL FEATS OF AND THE PRINCELY SALARIES PAID TBI MAMMOTH EHTCRPRISEIirfUIIIIUl If VALUABLE ARTISTS MALE AND FEMALE RIDERS AERIAL ARTI8T8 TUMBLERS AND SENSATIONAL FEATS OF SKILL and DARINO BY BOTH MALE m FEMALE PERFORMERS- BIS OF THE WORLDS BEST Of EDUCATED ADD SEA 1101 AH IMMENSE a hut steel enclosures Era THE LIVING LAND ANIMAL ON EARTH AT DAILY AT I03DAH 2AKOaQaOCK poors good for ease old London pal a for a bride if yon inn We have On Sunday overling Rome the store of sneak and a We hope out and JuBlIce out to them a dewerve a ra tired fanner was killed Ridge town being caught In the teeth nf a cultivator when It Is look fright bolted July body Anna aged daugh ter Afr and Mrs found early this morning beneath a big tree whero she had sought shelter during the thunderstorm Her pall partly filled berries by her side Death was apparently and everything Indicated that It war canned by lightening tS SKwaa 1 or on I shall re not scared by the screams of The Bugle Ive heard before I may not attend to later My friends are certain hot ill do so think am abundantly qualified to do he job The Brownie scribe Go it old boy do not feel like trespassing on the Bras kindness Fall wheat is cut A generous crop mostly Taylors superfine heats the country for four bcayy draft three hundred fifty ones Tim Owl tfOO- Sutton West An organization meeting for the temperance referendum took place here on Monday night of Toronto being present Hamilton was appointed chairman and a good working committee wan select ee to proHCoule campaign a temperance worker In the West hitercsted the ladles and a will be given the poll Coining P Yongo St a note able Specialist can be consulted apout your eyes for glasses at A Dixons jewelry Store West Saturday Aug 2nd Dont miss this chance WRITE on J Draper Keswick Ont Brown Hill Not as many as usual took In the Camp Meeting Armadale on Sunday but then were three happy cars that went voluntarily There were Kd and Fred Warded Bros with a load If Miller A Cryderman the written A very superior day was recorded but a poor camp ground me Park green grass and a Ifring stream The prejUhers Rev of Greenville III and of Detroit Mich spoke ver on Word of Ten or more other preachers were pre sent The people In general Unit were In hearing were only a crowd Elbow Park heals II for I ho throngs Mr Miller of Toronto was visiting In this vicinity over the week end Chevorlel cars an swell to spin In Aint they Bui big sandy hills arc lis obstacles I dont like to he compelled be stationed al A base of a hill My car went Deities are suffering these days log nicely and will soon by home folks of this burg are busy The good rain on Monday mended the crops considerably Our scrape dealers are busy pro curing their haryest these days Mr Johnson Mr Allan and A Kapal I conclude that there are shillings In It Some folks from here are figure- on attending the quarterly meet ing at Baldwin Church on Sun day I say miss It lev Reynolds Is a splendid minister Sorry ho Ik going to give up bis sitting this Kail He will hi greatly missed by the conference and friends hi his be half Believe mo his successor will to get up hi morning to gel Ahead of Mr Reynolds At Ihe fit Armadale last Sunday be was presented with a hearty collect- Ion plate exceeded over A good labourer Is worthy of- his hire Sleeping Beauty Washington July Hinting be tween negroes whites broke late tonight In the National Capital In relation for attacks by blacks on white women and at oclock four persons had been killed Police stations late tonight were Willi reports of clashes between mobs of whites largely made up of soldiers solars marines and negroes In many different section of the city The Pas Man July The Canadian National Hallways which Is destined to lose Its Ideality la Ihe Government system The Hudson Bay line starts at The Pas and is hull to within miles of Port Nelson the tidewater terminal port of road The construction of ton miles of line will bring the head lo the Nelson River and make possible river navigation to Hudson Bay Era bring result Try one BOOTS SHOES Are you the Bool Shoe history of today Advancing Rapidly Is title of history I have few exceptional values in Boots i Shoes Also Overalls Caps Felt Hats Panama Hats Dry Goods Sundries etc Just received 200 pairs of boots shoe- sporting shoes this week llaraalns Dont pay two prices hut wise View our stock A W General merchant Baldwin Where ere I jjVy ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO TORONTO an

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