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Georgetown Herald, 1925     Margaret Howden Finlay, wife of Ron Harrison, a Toronto police officer. She separated from her husband and operated summer bungalows, Walmer Lodge, near Beaverton, with her brother Wallace. She died

    2nd building on right is 91 to 97 Main Street South. Notice the 5 windows on the 2nd floor. Only 4 windows remain (2009).

    Physical details: Photograph has been poorly re-touched along the roof-line and the tower; otherwise, it is in good condition.

    Pictures from the Maxwell files - script by M. Maxwell, R 4 Georgetown, Ontario L7G4S7"Physical details: 16 cm X 23 cm, folded card, printed in grey ink.

    Original frame Wesleyan Methodist Church, built 1841, and was moved in 1876 to James Street. It is shown on James Street in the service of J. S. Ruddy as a car garage and for sign painting. Joseph S.

    W.S. Davis picnics in the meadow with three unidentified women.

    From left to right are: Jean Cavers, Agnes Cavers Davis and husband W.S. Davis, Lynne Cavers and two unidentified children.

    From right to left are: Marie Cavers Langmuir, Agnes Cavers Davis, Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir and Davis boys, John Douglas 'Dud' and Jim. It is believed that the woman bending over is Isabel Langmuir.

    This house lies at the foot of Trafalgar Road in Oakville and was Ed Langmuir's summer home. In this photo it appears to be closed for the winter.

    Pictured from left to right are: Jim Davis, W.S. Davis, John Douglas 'Dud' Davis, Isabel Langmuir, Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir, Agnes Cavers Davis and Marie Cavers Langmuir.

    Located at the foot of Trafalgar Road was the summer home of the Langmuir family, Ed and wife Marie along with children Peg, Isabel, Janet and Grace. In the driveway sits a McLauglin-Buick.

    Teddy Brooman aged 3 years and 3 months.

appeared in Oakville Star & Independent, 2 Oct 1925, p. 1. Date of Event: 26 Sep 1925     ...

    [Page 1] ORGANIZED APRIL 24, 1925 The Bronte Horticultural Society The First Meeting of the members of the Horticultural Society of Bronte was opened in the Public School Hall at 8 O'clock in the eve

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