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Whitby Chronicle, 26 Nov 1897, p. 4     We have had one libel suit, and, thank fortune, only one. Nevertheless in this one legal luxury we have had an experience which will prove highly instructive, and as it concerns a matter in which the

Whitby Chronicle, 21 May 1897, p. 5     In these cases, which were closed for the present on Tuesday night (Nov. 19), Geo. E. Alger was committed for trial in the case of the Equitable policy, and placed under $6,000 bail, to appear at the

Whitby Chronicle, 8 Jan 1897, p. 1     Town Line - The school opened on Monday (Jan. 4) with an attendance of forty. Twenty-one years ago there were about one hundred.

Whitby Chronicle, 21 May 1897, p. 1     Town Line - Arbor Day was celebrated at our school in fine style. Three maple trees were planted by different classes. Beautiful flowering plants are in the windows, and by the pupils' efforts a pret

Whitby Chronicle, 21 May 1897     Town Line - Many were the inquiries as to what Mr. West intended doing with the proceeds of the concert held in the Town Line School on Mar. 11th. He wished to state that it affords him great pleasur

Whitby Chronicle, 19 Nov 1897, p. 5     Geo. E. Alger is at liberty for sure, the Chronicle's announcement of the fact being now confirmed by Alger appearing at his home in Pickering Township.

Whitby Chronicle, 25 Jun 1897, p. 5     About 1,000 persons went to Whitby wharf on Saturday (June 19) to witness the arrival of the Garden City with the gallant boys of the 34th. It was a fine sight to see the steamer coming in, leaving i

Whitby Chronicle, 25 Jun 1897, p. 1     Town Line - The town line school axed up and took part in the great procession held in town to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee; they also competed for the prizes given for the best turnout made by a ru

Whitby Chronicle, 12 Nov 1897, p. 5     Monday (Nov. 8) was quite a red letter day for the A.O.U.W. here. They had a visit from the Grand Master Workman, W.F. Unitt, Toronto: W.W. Hodgson, Grand I. Watchman; and T.S. Allen, Grand Organizer

Whitby Chronicle, 6 Aug 1897     In giving an account last week of the A.O.U.W. excursion to St. Catharines we forgot to mention that the Whitby orchestra was on board under the leadership of Wm. Calverley. Good music was furnished

Whitby Chronicle, 1 Jan 1897, p. 1     Town Line - Almond's [Sunday] School held an election of officers and teachers after service last Sunday (Dec. 27, 1896). The following is the staff: - Supt., Mr. M. J. Mackay; librarian, Mr. Fred Da

Whitby Chronicle, 26 Feb 1897, p. 1     Town Line - In our wanderings we have been asked where the town line is. For the benefit of the Chronicle readers who are not acquainted with these parts, we will tell them it is where the line betwe

Whitby Chronicle, 4 Jun 1897, p. 1     Town Line - Mr. S. C. Wilson made Almond's Church a present of enough spruce trees to plant around the yard. This was a kind act and is very much appreciated.

Whitby Chronicle, 25 Jun 1897, p. 1     Town Line - It is with regret that the people of Almond's church part with Rev. Mr. Manning. His ministry of three years has been a success. The congregation has kept up well, although many have move