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 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 21 Aug 1914, p. 4, column 5     Account of an electrical storm

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 21 Aug 1914, p. 4, column 5     A listing of comings and goings at Powles' Corner

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 4 Sep 1914, p. 4, column 5     Fenelon Falls ladies met and organized relief society for soldiers' comfort.

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 31 Aug 1894, p. 5, column 1     List of those who successfully passed recent high school entrance exams.

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 31 Aug 1894, p. 4, column 5     Correspondence reporting comings and goings in the Powles' Corners community.

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 28 Aug 1914, p. 5     Strayed Cattle

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 30 Oct 1880, p. 2, column 3     Account of new by-law allowing licenses to only two butchers to sell large quantities of fresh meat.

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 27 Nov 1880, p. 2     THE BUTCHER BY-LAW.--On Monday last Mr. John D. Naylor paid the fine and costs incurred by his violation of the by-law for the protection of butchers in this municipality. The knights of the cleaver do not, however, appear to be very jubilant over their success, for the measure--which it is …

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 4 Dec 1880, p. 2     PERSONAL.--The many friends of Dr. Bryson very much regret his departure from this village, to take up his residence in Orono for a season, if not for good. It would be difficult to speak too highly of the abilities of Dr. Bryson as a physician and surgeon. He has performed …

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 30 Oct 1880, p. 2     THE SCHOOL RATE.--Mr. Thomas Austin, who has been appointed collector for the current year, was around the village delivering tax-bills on Wednesday last, and as a "special school-rate" has been inserted in writing between the printed lines, a great many of the people are suspicious that the new ...

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 30 Oct 1880, p. 2, column 3     Account of the Village Council Meeting on Oct. 22, 1880.

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 10 Jul 1880, p. 2     THE BIGGEST YET.--Mr. J. W. Kennedy brought us, on Tuesday last, the largest new potato we have seen this year, and he had plenty more nearly as big. It was grown in his garden on Fidler's Hill, but he doesn't remember when the seed were planted, though course it must …

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 Oct 1880, p. 2     A LOSS.--On Wednesday last a horse owned by Mr. Edward Landsfield, of Verulam, was taken ill with inflammation of the bowels while working on a threshing machine at Mr. Varcoe's, about two miles from the Falls, and Mr. Landsfield brought the animal into the village to see if anything could …

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 Oct 1880, p. 2     Omemee

 appeared in Fenelon Falls Gazette, 1 Jan 1881, p. 2     BIG TREES.--If reports are true, there are yet some giant trees to be found at no great distance from here. Mr. James McConnell, who is taking out saw logs near Concession Lake in Harvey, has of late been getting as many as seven or eight logs, each over 13 feet, …

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 6 Nov 1880     A near-disastrous fire in the local Presbyterian church via broken chandelier.

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 12 Sep 1902, p. 4, column 4-5     Mr. Francis Hare, of Ottawa, is visiting at Dr. Wilson's. Mr. Henry Graham Sr., of Kinmount, was in town last week. Miss Lucy Potts has resumed her old position in Mr. William Campbell's store. Miss Lillian Wilson returned on Monday to the Ladies' College at Whitby. Miss Sophia Wilson, of …

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 May 1902, p. 4, column 3     The nominations of candidates for the honor of representing East Victoria in the Local Legislature were held yesterday afternoon, too late in the week for us to give even a synopsis of the proceedings. The returning officer, Mr. C. E. Young, of Minden, presided, assisted by the election Clerk, Mr. …

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 May 1902, p. 4, column 5     Miss Violet Lockhart came home from Toronto on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fowler were the guests of Mrs. Nie, at the Falls on Wednesday. Mr. William Lockhart, of Kingsville, Ont., was at the Falls from Saturday until Wednesday. Mr. William Fountain, who left on April 1st for Victoria ...

 Fenelon Falls Gazette, 23 May 1902, p. 5, column 1     ACCIDENT.--On the afternoon of Friday of last week Mr. Martin Haskell, electrician, met with an accident which rendered him unable to attend to his duties in the Syndicate's power house until the following Tuesday evening. An electric light pole stood in the way of a house which has since been …