January 24, 1901
January 24, 1901
Local news: Saturday was one of the coldest days of the year, the mercury having dropped down to 26 (some say 28) degrees below zero
Local news: Saturday was one of the coldest days of the year, the mercury having dropped down to 26 (some say 28) degrees below zero
Local news: Friday and Saturday gave this region more snow than we have had for several years at this early date. Looks like an old-time
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County council: The Sec.-Treasurer informed the Council that Mr. Barry had been instructed to make a demand on Mr. C. Lafremier for the amount due
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Local news: A gang of men are at work from the foot of the Calumet Falls downward, in the interests of the Georgian Bay Canal
Local news: Mr. Robert Barker, an old resident of Clarendon, died at Mr. Jas. Carson’s on Sunday last from paralysis. He was over 90 years
Local news: The death of Mr. John Dale, of this village, on Sunday morning last, removes another of the fast disappearing landmarks of this section.
Local news: Wm. Lothian’s new house in Bryson is almost ready for occupation. The structure is a credit to Mr. Lothian’s architectural skill and a
Local news: A wedding will take place shortly in Thorne, when a popular young man of Clarendon will claim one of the brightest young ladies
Local news: Saturday was one of the coldest days of the year, the mercury having dropped down to 26 (some say 28) degrees below zero at 7 a. m. This keen freeze, accompanied by a biting wind made the weather
Local news: Friday and Saturday gave this region more snow than we have had for several years at this early date. Looks like an old-time winter say many who remember “the winter of the deep snow.” The church services on
While this issue was not used for The Way We Were, we are adding the PDF to ensure all issues from 1900 are available to our readers.
County council: The Sec.-Treasurer informed the Council that Mr. Barry had been instructed to make a demand on Mr. C. Lafremier for the amount due for the maintenance of his son in the Lunatic Asylum. Mr. Lafremier replied that in
While this issue was not used for The Way We Were, we are adding the PDF to ensure all issues from 1900 are available to our readers.
Local news: A gang of men are at work from the foot of the Calumet Falls downward, in the interests of the Georgian Bay Canal survey. Another gang is at work from Paquette’s rapids down, and will follow the north
Local news: Mr. Robert Barker, an old resident of Clarendon, died at Mr. Jas. Carson’s on Sunday last from paralysis. He was over 90 years of age. Mr. Colin Campbell, of Rankin, and friends, while hunting in Leslie last week
Local news: The death of Mr. John Dale, of this village, on Sunday morning last, removes another of the fast disappearing landmarks of this section. Mr. Dale, who was in his 71st year, had been in an enfeebled state of
Local news: Wm. Lothian’s new house in Bryson is almost ready for occupation. The structure is a credit to Mr. Lothian’s architectural skill and a desirable addition to the numerous fine buildings which already adorn the county town of Pontiac.
Local news: A wedding will take place shortly in Thorne, when a popular young man of Clarendon will claim one of the brightest young ladies of the upper township. Mr. Willie McDowell, of Renfrew, has come to take a position
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