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      This is the pamphlet of the history of the Presbyterian Church in St. George, Ont., published in 1908. The original document was provided by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      Pamphlet is damaged. Many pages are creased. Wilfrid Laurier (1841-1919) was Canada's eighth Prime Minister, holding office 1896-1911. Laurier was born in St. Lin, Quebec. He received a law degree from McGill University in 1864, and practiced law in Montreal and Arthabaskville from 1864-1896. Wilfrid Laurier was Liberal party leader …

      Pamphlet is damaged. Pages 3-6 are missing upper corners. Wilfrid Laurier (1841-1919) was Canada's eighth Prime Minister, holding office 1896-1911. Laurier was born in St. Lin, Quebec. He received a law degree from McGill University in 1864, and practiced law in Montreal and Arthabaskville from 1864-1896. Wilfrid Laurier was Liberal …

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 appeared in Acton Free Press, 2 Jan 1908, p. 3     ENTERED INTO REST. The Grim Reaper Has Been Busy In- deed During the Holidays. SEVERAL ESTEEMED CITIZENS GONE. More than usual deaths have occured in Acton and vicinity during the past week and much sympathy has been felt for the bereft ones. JOHN ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 2 Jan 1908, p. 3     ENTERED INTO REST. The Grim Reaper Has Been Busy In- deed During the Holidays. SEVERAL ESTEEMED CITIZENS GONE. More than usual deaths have occured in Acton and vicinity during the past week and much sympathy has been felt for the bereft ones. DONALD ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 2 Jan 1908, p. 3     ENTERED INTO REST. The Grim Reaper Has Been Busy In- deed During the Holidays. SEVERAL ESTEEMED CITIZENS GONE. More than usual deaths have occured in Acton and vicinity during the past week and much sympathy has been felt for the bereft ones. ALEXANDER ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 9 Jan 1908, p. 2     LIMEHOUSE Charles Kirkpatrick was for a very brief period an inmate of the Asylum at Hamilton. His sytem collapsed very suddenly at Christmas and he died on the 26th Dec. - his eighty-first birthday. The remains were brought to Limehouse on Thursday of last week and the ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 9 Jan 1908, p. 3     Death of Robt. Cunningham, Guelph. Mr. Robert Cunningham, insurance agent, Guelph, very widely known, died on New Year's Eve, at 9 o'clock, aged 71 years. He had a paralytic stroke on Friday, from which he never rallied. The deceased was somewhat bluff in manner, but ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 9 Jan 1908, p. 3     The Late Mrs. S. Graham. Mrs. Samuel Graham, who died at the family residence on Bower Ave., on Saturday, 28th December, was born near Malton, on April 15th, 1826. She was joined in wedlock with her late husband, Samuel Graham, on February 9th, 1847, and for 28 years theirs ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 16 Jan 1908, p. 2     DEATH OF ARCH. McNABB. For Twenty Years a Respected Resi- dent of Acton. Ever since the serious accident sustained on the 7th Nov. 1906, while acting as engineer at the Canada Glove Works, when he had an arm broken and received severe injuries about the head, Mr. Arch. ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 23 Jan 1908, p. 2     KILLED BY A FALLING TREE. John Sprowl, the Only Son of Alex. Sprowl, Instantly Killed on Monday. A distressing and fatal accident occurred in the bush on the farm of Mr. Alexander Sprowl, lot 18, con. 2, about three miles below Acton, on Monday forenoon. Mr. Sprowl ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 23 Jan 1908, p. 3     An Old Resident Gone. For some time Mr. John Robertson, of the Scotch Block, has been in poor health, but it was not until last week that he was confined to his bed. He died on Monday afternoon. Mr. Robertson was a son of the late William Robertson, who came …

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 23 Jan 1908, p. 3     The Late Arch. McNabb. The funeral of the late Arch. McNabb last Friday was largely attended. The Sons of Scotland were present in a body and conferred the last honors of the order upon the remains at the grave. An impressive service was conducted by Rev. G. W. Barker, the …

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 30 Jan 1908, p. 2     BALLINAFAD. A very sad bereavement has come to Mr. James A. Ismond, youngest son of Nathaniel Ismond of the fifth line, this week, in the loss of his young wife, through death from consumption. Mr. and Mrs. Ismond and their baby came from Edmonton, Alta., to the old home last …

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 6 Feb 1908, p. 2     THE DEATH OF A GOOD MAN. Mr. Thos. T. Moore Did Not Survive the Shock of the Second Operation. PASSED AWAY AT THE HOSPITAL. Sad indeed was the news which reached town on Friday morning to the effect that Mr. Thomas T. Moore, Town Clerk, had died at the hospital …

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 6 Feb 1908, p. 3     Alf. Budd, "the Capitalist," Dead. News reached town yesterday morning that Alf. Budd had been found dead in bed at St. Clemens. In company with Merrs. Warner Nicklin, W. J. Gould, and H. Arnold he went to Clemens by the Tuesday afternoon train, ostensibly to purchase ...

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 6 Feb 1908, p. 3     A Loving Home Sadly Bereft. One of the saddest events that has occurred in Acton for some time was the sudden death last Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Thomas E. Price, at the family residence on Willow Street. Mrs. Price's health had not been very rugged for several months, but she …

 appeared in Acton Free Press, 6 Feb 1908, p. 3     DEATH OF REV. DR. TORRANCE. One of the Best Known Among Presbyterian Minisisters in Canada. Death claimed very suddenly last Friday one of the foremost Presbyterian ministers of Canada in the person of Rev. Robert Torrance, D.D., Guelph, at the age of 86 years. Dr. ...