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Whitby Chronicle, 17 Jun 1880     The annual Drill of the 34th will take place on the agricultural grounds, Whitby. It is expected they will be joined by Major Grey`s battery, Toronto.

Whitby Chronicle, 13 Sep 1895, p. 5     The carving up of Mrs. Alger's body by the authorities at Brougham Cemetery on Tuesday (Sept. 10) would appear to give fair warning to people who insure, and to physicians who may examine them, that

Whitby Chronicle, 27 Mar 1896, p. 5     The sheriff conveyed Geo. E. Alger to Kingston on Tuesday (Mar. 24), a change which the latter had strongly urged, as he was anxious to face the worst of it, a feature which distinguished his conduct

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, 4 Mar 1892, p. 1     Town Line - At the last regular meeting of Union Grange NO. 108, held Feb. 23rd, the report of the delegate to Dominion Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was received, in which he stated that, altho

Whitby Chronicle, 11 Mar 1892, p. 1     Town Line - During this winter considerable interest has been taken in the Patrons of Industry throughout Ontario. In view of this fact, our Association at its last meeting decided it advisable to ap

Whitby Chronicle, 29 Nov 1895, p. 1     Town Line - The trustees of our school have appointed Mr. West of Columbus to fill the vacancy made by Mr. Graham's resignation. Mr. West comes very highly recommended as a teacher of high standing i

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, 31 Jan 1896, p. 5     Following up the capital example of the Oddfellows in calling their friends in for a night's pleasure, the Ancient Order of United Workmen secured the use of the magnificent lodge room of the Oddfell

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, 22 May 1891, p. 5     A.O.U.W. sermon will be preached by Bro. Rev. J. F. Ockley in the Methodist Church at evening service next Sunday the 24th inst.

Whitby Chronicle, 24 Apr 1896, p. 1     Town Line - Mr. Manning was around interviewing some of our people on the subject of having a social in our neighborhood for the purpose of raising funds to help pay some of the indebtedness on the p

Whitby Chronicle, 20 Dec 1895, p. 1     Town Line - On Tuesday evening (Dec. 17) Miss Annie Rowe was surprised by the members and adherents of Almond's Church, and presented with an appropriate address and a purse containing a token of the

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, 15 Apr 1892, p. 1     Town Line - The growth of the lodge of Patrons of Industry here is simply surprising. The membership now exceeds ninety, and bids to reach the hundred at next meeting. At the last meeting, Vice Presi

Whitby Chronicle, 22 Feb 1895, p. 1     Town Line - A district meeting of the Grangers was held in Union Grange back on Tuesday last (Feb. 19). Mr. Wm. Oke was appointed as representative from this district to attend the Provincial meeting

Whitby Chronicle, 29 May 1896, p. 1     Town Line - Regular Meeting of Union Grange No. 108 was held in the hall on May 26, 1896. The Worthy Master, Mr. Oke, took the chair, and called the meeting to order in due form. Minutes of last meet

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, 7 Feb 1896, p. 1     Town Line - The Almonds church trustees are called upon to settle a question that is of great moment, viz.; the joining of this appointment to that of Pickering. The final settlement of this question

Whitby Chronicle, 4 Oct 1895, p. 1     Town Line - Rev. T. Manning's conducting revival services at Almond's this week. Meetings are being held every afternoon and evening. So far the meetings have been fairly well attended and are intere