

April 15, 1926
Local news: Old King Winter “lingering in the lap of Spring” may be a smooth, poetic way of expressing the existing weather conditions, but it


Local news: Old King Winter “lingering in the lap of Spring” may be a smooth, poetic way of expressing the existing weather conditions, but it


Local news: Rev. Thos. W. Ball, who has been Incumbent of the Parish of Portage du Fort and Parkman for the past twelve and a


Local news: Mr. Thos. Dale, who was engaged in one of Gillies Bros’. camps on the Coulonge during the Winter months, arrived home last week,


Local news: THE EQUITY had a call last Friday from Mr. Fred W. Schwartz, “the Maple Syrup King” of Pontiac, who was just home from


Local news: The ratepayers of Campbell’s Bay voted strongly in support of the by-law to provide the village with electric light and power from the


Local news: The business men of the village of Campbells Bay have organized a Board of Trade. This reminds THE EQUITY that once upon a


Local news:Mr. Trueman Tuck has removed his barber shop and Insurance office across the street to the premises lately occupied by Miss Mary Foran as


Local news: Have you had the mumps? If not your chances for getting into the procession are fairly good—especially if you take the risk of


Local news: St. Paul’s Young Ladies’ Guild held a pleasant and successful driving party on Monday evening of last week. The objective was Mr. John


Local news: Misses Florence and Evelyn Howard entertained the members of St. Paul’s Young Girls’ Guild on Wednesday afternoon of last week, when they took


Local news: Old King Winter “lingering in the lap of Spring” may be a smooth, poetic way of expressing the existing weather conditions, but it does look as if the old chap was trying to exercise more than the usual


Local news: Rev. Thos. W. Ball, who has been Incumbent of the Parish of Portage du Fort and Parkman for the past twelve and a half years, severed his connection with that charge this week, and has been appointed to


Local news: Mr. Thos. Dale, who was engaged in one of Gillies Bros’. camps on the Coulonge during the Winter months, arrived home last week, winter operations having been finished up in nearly all the camps up north. Several of


Local news: THE EQUITY had a call last Friday from Mr. Fred W. Schwartz, “the Maple Syrup King” of Pontiac, who was just home from managing one of Gillies Bros’ camps on the Coulonge. Fred stated it has been a


Local news: The ratepayers of Campbell’s Bay voted strongly in support of the by-law to provide the village with electric light and power from the Ottawa River Power Co., at Calumet Falls. The location of the proposed line has not


Local news: The business men of the village of Campbells Bay have organized a Board of Trade. This reminds THE EQUITY that once upon a time Shawville organized a similar institution, but it seems to have fallen into a state


Local news:Mr. Trueman Tuck has removed his barber shop and Insurance office across the street to the premises lately occupied by Miss Mary Foran as a Millinery Parlor. We learn that Mr. Clifton N. Woodley, has been notified that he


Local news: Have you had the mumps? If not your chances for getting into the procession are fairly good—especially if you take the risk of paying a sympathetic visit to your afflicted neighbors. In the scheme of nature’s economy, mumps


Local news: St. Paul’s Young Ladies’ Guild held a pleasant and successful driving party on Monday evening of last week. The objective was Mr. John E. Horner’s farm residence near Murrells, where several hours’ amusement was indulged in. About 30


Local news: Misses Florence and Evelyn Howard entertained the members of St. Paul’s Young Girls’ Guild on Wednesday afternoon of last week, when they took occasion to present two of their members who are going away, namely, Misses Mary Foran
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