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    Publishers: Charles Albert Goodfellow - 1912-1919 Graydon M. Goodfellow - 1919-1941 Place - Whitby The Whitby Gazette and Chronicle operated from 1912-1941. It was published by Charles Albert Goodfel

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 18 Apr 1912, p. 8     Last Friday (April 12) some person threw a beer bottle through a stained glass window in All Saints' Church, Whitby. The broken window is the south window on the east side.

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 28 Jun 1917, p. 8     Almonds - The congregation of Almonds Church will entertain the convalescent soldiers of the Whitby Hospital in the Music Hall on Thursday evening, July 12th when the drama entitled "What a Man in th

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 30 May 1912, p. 8     At the general annual meeting of the Almonds Egg Circle, held in the Grange Hall, Almonds, on Thursday evening, May 16, the following were unanimously elected to serve as directors for the ensuing ye

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 8 Nov 1917, p. 9     Almonds - On Sunday morning (Nov. 4) about 8 o'clock, fire broke out in the school house, and it had gained so much headway before being noticed, nothing could be done. The school was insured in the

Whitby Chronicle, 7 Jun 1917     Almonds - On Sunday evening (June 3) about six o'clock fire started on the roof of Mrs. W. McGregor's house. Quite an exciting time followed for a while, but with the help of neighbors the flames wer

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 7 Jun 1917, p. 8     Almonds - On Sunday evening (June 3) about six o'clock fire started on the roof of Mrs. W. McGregor's house. Quite an exciting time followed for a while, but with the help of neighbors the flames wer

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 9 Dec 1915, p. 2     Brooklin - A big convention, at which live stock and seed judging will be the chief topics of discussion, will be held here in the Agricultural tent on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, December 14, 1

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 22 Mar 1917, p. 1     The efforts of Whitby men to secure for Whitby a novel industry may bear fruit in the not too distant future, if a suitable site proves to be the attraction that is anticipated. This is how it is: As

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 29 Mar 1917, p. 4     On Friday, Saturday and Sunday (March 23, 24 and 25) Major Wright and his assistant, both of a group of British experts who are in Canada to locate aeroplane factories, were in Whitby at the home of

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 14 Aug 1913, p. 5     Messrs. W. A. Broughton & Sons have adopted the name "Brookside Truck Farm" for the Howden farm, which they are conducting. Last week they shipped their first carload of potatoes, 498 bushels grown o

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 3 Jul 1913, p. 1     Col. Bick, officer, commanding the 34th Regiment, is anxious to form a Whitby company. For several years the county town has not been represented by a company at the annual camp at Niagara, and the C

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 12 Oct 1916, p. 6     On Saturday last (Oct. 7) the 116th Ontario County Battalion deposited its colors in Westminster Abbey, London, England. The Battalion was accompanied by the Brass and Bugle Bands of the Headquarters

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 26 Jun 1913, p. 5     The ancient Order of United Workmen of Ontario was organized in 1877. It is the pioneer in the Fraternal Beneficiary field. It has paid the widows and orphans seventeen million dollars and is financi

Whitby Gazette and Chronicle, 25 Jan 1917, p. 8     Almonds - On Thursday, January 18th the Adult Bible Class of Almonds Sunday School gave their annual treat to the inmates of the House of Refuge. Promptly at two o'clock the members of the class and