Résultats

      Obituary of George Herbert Bowlby, published in the front pages of "The Schoolman," Volume 19.

      This is an invitation to Mr and Mrs John V. Ketcheson's Diamond Wedding Anniversary on Thursday, October 19, 1916 at their residence in Woodland Hall, Thurlow.

      Wilfrid Laurier (1841-1919) was Canada's eighth Prime Minister, holding office 1896-1911. Laurier was born in St. Lin, Quebec. He received a law degree from McGill University in 1864, and practiced law in Montreal and Arthabaskville from 1864-1896. Wilfrid Laurier was Liberal party leader from 1887 until his death in 1919.

      Allen Johnson luncheon invitation at Hotel St Charles, Bay Richmond on Thursday October 26th, 1916.

      June 1917 issue of the "Alumni" newsletter from the student publication entitled "The Schoolman," Volume 19, Number 4, pages 61-62.

      According to Canadian Great War Project Capt. Richard Collier Coatsworth, born 1888-09-02, was enlisted with 2nd Casualty Clearing Station (Canadian Army Medical Corps) on 1915-02-11. https://cgwp.uvic.ca/detail.php?pid=933726 ========================== Temporary Captain Richard Collier Coatsworth, R.A.M.C. During an enemy attack he early led his regimental stretcherbearers through very heavy shell fire to remove …

      March 1918 issue of the "Alumni" newsletter from the student publication entitled "The Schoolman," Volume 20, Number 2, pages 38-40.

      Summons requiring Bro. Geo. B. Wilson to attend a meeting in Masonic Temple in Niagara, issued by Arthur J. Wood, secretary of Niagara Lodge, No. 2. The document also contains information about regular meeting and a list of officers of Niagara Lodge, No. 2 for 1919.

      Newspaper article with details on wedding of Isabella Maude Armstrong, Queenton, Ontario and William Herbert Walsh of Auburn, N. Y. Newspaper clipping, part of a scrapbook, measuring 24.5 x 6 cm. Undated. With handwritten date "1910" at the top. From Armstrong family collection.

      This is a poster announcing the Wardell Family Reunion on July 1st, 1912. It would be a picnic with speakers and was going to be held at Grimsby Beach. Grimsby Beach was famous for the picnic accommodations they provided.