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Whitby Chronicle, 7 Oct 1887     The Atlas Woolen Mills and Martin Saddlery Hardware company's works are both being pushed and will be running during the most of the winter. It is also expected the Patterson Foundry will commence op

Whitby Chronicle, 6 Sep 1889, p. 5     There was a great stir on Thursday night last (Aug. 30) about eleven o'clock when the fire alarm sounded loudly, and people sped from their homes at a hot pace, but in discovering the fire was in the

Whitby Chronicle, 6 Sep 1889, p. 5     The town had $4,000 insurance in the shoddy factory, and we consider that lets the matter down in the best manner possible. If ever any other man comes here with the name shoddy we trust he may be ca

Whitby Chronicle, 2 Sep 1887     Mr. Edwards and other gentlemen of the Atlas Woolen Mills are in town this week securing houses for the operators in their factory before rents boom too much. They are said to have been trying to eng

Whitby Chronicle, 9 Mar 1888, p. 5     Matters in which the town and Atlas Woolen Co. were at loggerheads are all settled now, the company having received a check for its loan on Saturday last (Mar. 3). It is now expected that noise will

Whitby Chronicle, 3 Aug 1888     The town council met Thursday evening last (July 27). The Mayor, reeve and deputy reeve were appointed to insure the building of the Atlas Woolen Mills or make some arrangements about the matter with

Whitby Chronicle, 4 Nov 1887, p. 5     The Atlas Woolen Mills and Martin Saddlery Hardware Company's works are both being pushed and will be running during most of the winter.

Whitby Chronicle, 9 Nov 1888     There is considerable talk around town about a new company which has said to have been organized in Toronto to operate the Atlas Woolen Mills here, but we have not learned the particulars yet.