book Story of Renfrew Vol 3

The Story of Renfrew
Contents

Poem, L.E. Jolicoeur
The Mayor’s Message
The Story of Renfrew
The settlement of Renfrew
The municipal story
Renfrew’s main street
The industrial story
Transportation
Hotels of the community
Politics, then and now
Here and there
Special events
Entertainment
The health care story
A century and a half in education
The newspapers
The churches of Renfrew
The Renfrew fair
Memories
The ethnic mosaic
The Depression
Our military history
Organizations in the town
sport and recreation
List of subscribers
Photo credits
Index.

The original Story of Renfrew was published in 1919 and was entitled “Volume One.” Copies of this book are now highly prized, and fetch up to $200 a piece in antiquarian book stores. An unfinished ‘Volume Two’ was written, setup and printed by William Hamilton Smallield, son of William Elgood Smallfied. This new Story of Renfrew is, in effect, volume three.

The spark behind the original work was Mr. A.A. Wright. He stood up at a meeting of the South Renfrew Farmers’ Institute at the end of 1899 and suggested that a history of the community should be written. Thinking that this was a good way to begin a new century, Editor W.E. Smallfield of The Mercury took up the challenge.

He interviewed a number of the older residents, including Henry and David Airth, Robert McLaren, Iohn Smith, W.N. Faichney, Joseph Gravelle and Mrs Eady. In 1901 and 1902, a series of articles appeared, based on the information gleaned from these people. Mr. Smallfield planned to make these articles into a book in due course, so each week when the type of the story was taken from the newspaper columns, it was made up into book page size, and 200 sheets were printed and set aside.

Next, the work of compiling Renfrew’s history was taken up by Rev. Robert Campbell, a retired Presbyterian minister and a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church. His work appeared in The Mercury in 1908. Unfortunately he died before completing his research, and the project remained at a standstill until Mr. Smallfield retired from business in 1919.

In the preface to the book, Mr Smallfield wrote:
It is the writer’s purpose to continue the history and in another volume to deal with the people who followed those whose record is herein given, and with the steady advance the town and district has made under the industry of the pioneers’ successors.

In this succeeding volume also there will have to be some looking backward, for this present story does not touch upon the establishment of the Church of England and Baptist congregations in Renfrew; carries along the story of the Roman Catholic congregation only to the beginning of the priesthood of Father Hougier; does not record the founding and development of the Separate School and Convent, nor the early history of some of the influential fraternal societies. These omissions will be made good in volume two.

Now, almost three quarters of a century later, we have taken up where Mr Smallfield left off. Our task has been to record the founding and the activities of many churches, organizations and schools undreamed of in his day. Again, the citizens of the town have assisted with the writing of the history. In addition to those whose bylines appear over the various chapters, there are others, un-named, who have done research, loaned photographs, acted as couriers and raised money for the project. This is truly a community effort.

Again, The Mercury has come to the fore. Publisher Fred Runge has given permission for use to reproduce certain material which previously appeared in the newspaper. This includes many of Harry Hinchley’s popular columns, as well as excerpts from some staff feature stories. Progress reports and requests for material have also been given generous space in The Mercury.

The programme of micro-filming the old copies of The Advance, The Mercury-Advance and The Mercury, begun during the tenure of D.W. McCuaig, has had far-reaching effects. Researchers have had unlimited access to the old files, and work on The Story of Renfrew would have been very difficult indeed without this privilege.

INDEX
Abercrombie, Bob
Abercrombie, Jack
Abbott, Len
Aberdeen, Lord
Aberdeen Park
Acme Seeley
Acorn Range
Adamchick, Ambrose
Adamchick, Lawrence
Admaston
Advance, The
Affleck, Stuart
Agate, Betty
Agate, Charlie
Agricultural Society
Agnew, Anne
Agricultural Representative
Aikenhead, Donald
Aikenhead, Ruth Fraser
Aikenhead, Pearl
Aikenhead, William
Airth, Agnes
Airth, Catherine
Airth, David
Airth, Edith
Airth, Fanny
Airth, Harry
Airth, Sgt. Henry
Airth, Mrs Henry
Airth, H.J.
Airth, James
Airth, Major John
Airth, Marion
Airth, Robert
Airth, T.J.
Airth, William
Airth barber shop
Alberti, Heather
Albion Hotel
Alexander, G.H.
Allum, Rev. Walter
Allum, W.P.
Alves, Alex
Amaron, Alice
Amaron, Bob
Amy, Harold
Amphenol Canada
Anderson, A
Anderson, Alf
Anderson, Betty
Anderson, Mrs D.
Anderson, Earl
Anderson, Ed
Anderson, Eunice
Anderson, Isobel
Anderson, Judy
Anderson, Laura
Anderson, Les
Anderson-Fishenden-MacKinnon Memorial Cup
Andison, Miss
Adams, Doug
Adams, Flo
Addie, Isabella
Addison, Mathew
Andre, Mr
Andrews, Duane
Andrew, Evelyn
Angus, Michael
Angus, Mrs. Wilbert
Appleyard, Dr. Craig
Arbuthnot, Dwain
ARC Industries
Archer, Richard
Argue, Robert
Armitage garage
Armitage, Richard
Armstrong, P.N.
Arnprior
Arnott, Mary Lou
Arszalek, George
Ashfield, Edith
Askin, Ed
Asquith, Gordon
Asslin, Mrs. John
Association for the Mentally Retarded
Atkinson, J.
Atlantic & Northwestern Railway
Austin, Allan
Austin, J.
Austin, Mrs. J.M.
Austin, William
Avison, Myrna
Baddeley, Lt. F.H.
Bagot Township
Bailey, Mrs. Jack
Baird, Alex
Baldwin’s Livery
Ballard, Carl
Bannerman, William
Baptist Church
Banting, W.S.
Barber, John
Barker, Clarence
Barker, Ella
Barker Flora
Barnet, Alex
Barnet, Mrs.
Barnet, Allan
Barnet, George
Barnet, G.
Barnet, James
Barnet, Tom Sr.
Barnet, Tom Jr.
Barnet, Mrs. T.F.
Barnet Manufacturing Co
Barnet Refrigerator
Barkey, Art
Barr
Barr, Catherine
Barr, Chris
Barr, David
Barr, Harry
Barr, Kenneth
Barr, Mackie
Barr, William
Barr, Willis
Barr & Wright
Barrington, J.D.
Barry, J.R.
Barry, Jennie
Barry, Margaret
Barry’s Bay
Bartholomew, John
Baskin, James
Beal, W.T.
Beattie, Betty
Beattie, Bert
Beattie, Frank
Beattie, Mary
Beattie, Robert
Beatty, W.].
Beauchamp, Antoine
Beaupre, Mrs. L.
Beck, Sir Adam
Becker, Henry
Behm, Eldon
Beimers, John
Beimers, William
Beimers, Mrs.
Belandin, George
Belanger, Doris
Belanger, Glen
Bell, Catherine
Bell, Christopher
Bell, Robert
Bell Line
Belden, H.
Bellows, Caleb
Bennett, Earl
Bennett, Hon. R.B.
Bennett & Briggs
Benson, Ben
Berlanquet, John
Bertrand, Ken
Best, Donald
Best, Harold
Betts, Charles
Big Brothers
Bichard, Mary
Bijou Orchestra
Billings, Elkanah
Bilson, Murray
Birkby, LA.
Bishop Ryan Boys’ School
Black, Bruce
Black Donald Graphite Co.
Black, Walter
Blackburn, F.
Blackburn, Horace
Blackwell, Andrew
Blane, J.F.
Blane, Mrs. J.
Bleeker, Craig
Blimkie, Dean
Blimkie, Frank
Blimkie, Martin
Blimkie, Wanda
Blue Bell Canada
Bol, Pieter
Bolam, Wilfred
Bonnechere Manor
Bonnechere Point
Bonnechere River
Bonnington, George
Bonnington House
Boldt, Ed
Boldt, Fred
Boldt, Ken
Bolger
Bolger, Harold
Bolger, M.J.
Bolger, Mrs. P.
Bolger, Philip
Booth, J.R.
Bouvier, Rev. J.
Bonfield, James
Bowes, Bob
Box, B.
Box, H.
Box, Dr. Howard
Box, Mrs. Ambrose
Box, S
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Band
Boyce, Stewart
Bracebridge
Bradley, Rev. L.
Bradley, Lloyd
Breck, Mrs. Wm
Breckenridge, Charles
Brennan, Rev. K.
Bres, Jamesina
Bresnahan, Douglas
Bricault, Al
Briginshaw, Ernest
Brisco, Gerry
Brisco, Gordon
Briscoe, J.W.
Briscoe, Janet
Briscoe, Robert
British Hotel
Brockville
Bromilow, John
Bromley, Phyllis
Bromley Township
Brougham Township
Brown, Dr. Al
Brown, Brian
Brown, Eric
Brown, Eulalia
Brown, Harry
Brown, Lucy
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Valerie
Brown, Dr. Walter
Brownlee, M.E.
Broyden, Grace
Brudenell
Brunette, Joseph
Brunette, Mrs. Joseph
Brunke, Kathleen
Bruyere, Oliver
Bryan, Dr. Hugh
Brydge, Harry
Brydge, Mabel
Brydges, Austin
Brydges, Don
Brydges, Glenyce
Brydges, Dr. H.M.
Brydges, Mona
Buchanan, A.
Buczny, Walter
Budd, D.W.
Budd, N.
Buffam, Jean
Buffet, E.N.
Bujold, Norman
Bulger, Louise
Bulger, Mrs. Jack
Bulger, William
Bunting, F.
Burchat, L.
Burnley Aircraft
Burke, C.O.
Burke, W
Burkhouse, Capt. Elizabeth
Burns, John
Burns, Martin
Burns, Vi
Burnstown
Burwell, Cindy
Burwell, De Vee
Burwell, Dr. George
Burwell, John
Burwell, Dr. Robert
Burwell, Ruth
Burwell, Dr. William
Business & Professional Women
Butson, Bill
Butson, Bert
Buzzell, Bob
Byers, Charles
Byers, William
Byrne, Rev. Michael
Byron, Ernie
Byron, Mack
Cadets, RCI
Cailleir, Raymond
Cairney, James
Calabogie
Calberry, Marie
Calnan, Larry
Calvin, George
Cameron, Mrs. J.
Cameron, Dr. J.
Cameron, Joanna
Cameron, John
Cameron, Peter
Cameron, W.A.
Campbell, Mrs. B
Campbell, Donald
Campbell, Ena
Campbell, Evelyn
Campbell, Gary
Campbell, James
Campbell, Jean
Campbell, JoAnne
Campbell, Ken
Campbell, Lorne
Campbell, Marilyn
Campbell, Mrs. Mel
Campbell, Moodie
Campbell, Ray
Campbell, Rev. Robert
Campbell, Ross
Canaan church
Canada Central Railway
Canadian Foresters
Canadian Hardwoods
Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Tire
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assoc.
Canter, E.T.
Caouette, Butch
Caouette, V.
Cardinals
Cardiff, Ann
Carleton County
Carmichael, James
Carmichael, Peter
Carney, James
Carr, John
Carriere, Barbara
Carriere, Libby
Carruth, Billy
Carruth, George
Carruth, James
Carruth, T.
Carswell’s hill
Carswell Dr. Allan
Carswell, Bryan
Carswell, Curtis
Carswell, Jack
Carswell, James
Carswell, Janet
Carswell, Jennie
Carswell, Les
Carswell Margaret
Carswell, Reid
Carswell, Robert
Carter scholarships
Carthy, Edward
Carty, Gert
Carty, George
Casey, Rev.
Catholic Foresters
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Assoc.
Catholic Women’s League
Caulfield, Rev.
Cavanagh, Ellie
Cavanaugh, Sherwood
Cayley, William
Cemetery, R.C.
Central School
Centreside Dairy
Cero, Pauline
Chalmers, Dorcas
Chamber of Commerce
Champlain Flying Club
Chapeski, Alex
Chapieski, Henry
Charbonneau, Bob
Chatauqua
Chatson, William
Chatterton, Jeremiah
Cherry
Chiarelli, Toby
Child, William
Children’s Aid Society
Chisholm livery
Chisholm, McDonald & O’Brien
Chosen Friends
Choral Union
Chow de Wah
Chown, Laura
Chown, Murray
Chown, S.T.
Chown, Mrs. W.
Christian Brothers
Christian Reformed Church
Christie, Rev. Douglas
Chromasco
Church, Cliff
Church, Frank
Church, Janie
Church, Leslie
Church, Spencer
Churchill, John
Citizen Shield
Citizen’s Band
CKOB Radio
Clark, Alice
Clark, Charlie
Clark, Helen
Clark, James
Clark, Neil
Clark, Peter
Clark, Roy
Clarke, Rt. Rev. R.M.
Clauson
Cleary
Cleary, Brick
Cleary, Stella
Clements, Allie
Closs, Bob
Clouthier, Joe
Clovers
Cobden
Cockburn, Lt. Col
Cochrane, Ken
Cochrane, Marion
Cockshutt Aircraft
Cole, Heber
Coleraine Hall
Collins, Dr. J.A.
Collins, Stan
Collins, Luella
Colson, Ned
Colterman, Greg
Colterman, Helen
Comba, C
Comba, Mrs. Delbert
Confraternity of Christian Mothers
Conley, J.
Connelly, George
Connelly, Mrs.
Connery, Bill
Connolly, J.J.
Connolly, Dr. Bernard
Cook, Eddie
Cook, Gordon
Cook, M
Cook, Sam
Cooke, Bobby
Cooke, Dorothy
Cooke, Ed
Cooke, G.B.
Cooke, Jean
Coolican, H.B.
Coolican, Helen
Coolican, Tuck
Cooper, Gordon
Cooper livery
Cornett, Rev. A.D.
Cornett, Jim
Cornish, Rev. James
Cornwall
Costello, Thomas
Cosy Corner Tea Room
Cote, Carol
Cotie, Fred
Cotie, Sandra
Cottell, Frank
Coughlin, Hilda
Coughlin, Mary
Coulas, Des
Coules, Jerry
Coulson, E.
Coumbes, John
Coumbes, Sampson
County Council
Courneyea, Teresa
Coursey, Maude
Cousans, Thomas
Cowan, Albert
Cox, Elizabeth
Cox, George
Cox, Gladys
Cox, H.
Cox, Hilda
Cox, Nelson
Cox, Vera
Coyle
Craig, David
Craig, James
Craig, Justice
Craig, William
Cram, Bill
Cram, Lorne
Crawford, Lloyd
Creamery
Crogie, G.
Croskery, Jack
Cross, Gordon
Crozier, Andrew
Crozier, Harry
Crozier, Irwin
Crozier, Millie
Crozier, Wilbert
Cuff, Arthur
Cuff, Gean
Culbertson, B.
Cummings, P.R.
Culligan, Michael
Cullum, W.G.
Cummings Manufacturing Co.
Cundell, Robert
Curl, Larry
Curling Club
Curry, Mrs. Charles
Curry, Jane
Curry-Mills, Jean
Curry-Mills, John
Cuthbertson, G.J.
Cuthbertson, James
Cuthbertson, Tom
Cybulski
Cybulski, Kenneth
Czysch, Gustav
Daback, Jacob
Dacre
Dadds, John
Dagg, Eric
Dagg, Fred
Dagg, Mildred
Dagg, Olive
Dalgleish, Merle
Dalgleish, Sarah
D’Aoust, Paul
Darrach, Eva
Dashoney, Milt
Datum Custom Machinery
David, John
Davidson, Gordon
Davies, Senator Rupert
Davies, W.H.
Davis, Fred
Davis, Jack
Davis, Miss
Davis, Hon. William
Day, Les
Decoteaux, Gabrielle
Dean, Bill
Dean, Harry
Dean, Mamie
Dean, Noble
Delarge, Sadie
Delyea, May
Demarce, W.G.
Dempsey store
Dempsey, Hon. James
Dempsey, Samuel
Dench, Frank
Dench, Jessie
Denne, Al
Depression
Dereham, W.
Derry, Allen
Derry, Mrs. Allen
Descheau, Antoine
Desilets, Joffre
Desilets, Evelyn
Desjardins, Armand
Desjardins, Blanche
Deskin, Jim
Deslaurier Custom Cabinets
Deslaurier, Mary
Devenney, Percy
Devine, Andrew
Devine, Cecelia
Devine, F.M.
Devine, Felix
Devine, J.J.
Devine, M.
Devine, Mayor
Devine, Patrick
Devine, Thomas
Devine & Legris
Devitt, V.
DeVries, Reina
Dewey, Charles
Dewey, John
Diana Sweets
Dick, Alex
Dick, Dr. Arthur
Dick, Barclay
Dick, Elaine Wilson
Dick, Garnet
Dick, Joan
Dick, Mel
Dicke, T.
Dickinson, Mrs.
DiCola
Dickson, William
Diefenbaker, Hon. John
Dier, Daryl
Dixon, Mary Ann
Dixon, Robert
Doherty, Catherine
Dolan, Evelyn
Dolan, Flossie
Dolan, Jack
Dolan, Leona
Dolan, Ray
Dombroski, Mary
Dominion House
Dominion Magnesium
Donaldson, Bill
Donaldson, Eleanor
Donaldson, Keith
Donaldson Pharmacy
Donnelly, Albert
Donnelly, Rosamund
Donnelly, Mrs. A.
Donohue, Cecilia
Donohue, James
Dooner, Rt. Rev.
Dorenwend, Professor
Dougall, Peter
Dougherty, Mervin
Dougherty, Rob
Douglas
Dowd, Betty
Dowd, Clarence
Dowd, Jed
Dowd, Paddy
Dowdall, Rev.
Downing, Dr. C.
Downing, Fred
Downing, Dr. Michael
Downs
Downs, Marjorie
Downs, W.E.
Draper, Evelyn
Dregas, Alex
Dregas, Steve
Drew, Edith
Drouin, Carmel
Drouin, Roger
Drummond College
Drummond, Mr & Mrs J.F.
Drury, Alan
Drysdale, Christina
Drysdale, Robert
Duff, Mrs. A.
Duff, Mrs. C.
Duffy, F.
Duggan
Duggan, Loretta
Duggan, M.T.
Duggan, Dr. Robert
Dumonchel, Winnifred
Duncan, J.D.
Dunfield, Ken
Dunkley, Mr. & Mrs.
Dunlop, Miss
Dunlop, Michael
Dunn, Frank
Durbrow, Peter
Durham, W.N.
Durocher
Dyer, Dr.
Dykstra
Dymond, H.H.
Eady, Magistrate
Eady, Mrs.
Eady, Belle
Eady Donna
Eady, Ernie
Eady. George
Eady H.A.
Eady, Harold
Eady, Henry
Eady, Jason
Eady, Minnie
Eady, Robert
East, Bobby
Easton, Katherine
Easton, Wallace
Eckford, Margaret
Ed’s Tool & Machine
Edgar, Helen
Edmondstone, Dan
Edmondstone, Gavin
Edwards, Hugh
Egan, Tom
Eganville
Eisen, John
Elliott, Audrey
Elliott , Bill
Elliott, Doreen
Elliott, Edith
Elliott, Evangeline
Elliott, Harry
Elliott, Irene
Elliott, Jean
Elliott, Ray
Elliott, W.
Elliott & Pulcine
Ellis, Bert
Ellis, Gus
Ellis, L.M.
Elmore, Helen
Energite Explosives
Enght, Antony
English, Peter
Enkubeck, Antony
Ennis, Jim
Enright, Ed
Enright, E.T.
Enright, Michael
Essex, Sylvia
Eureka Fire Co
Evans, Dr. David
Evans, Don
Evans, Henry
Evans, Neil
Exchange Hotel
Eyre, Rev. D.W.
Eyre, Rev. Lloyd
Faichney, W.N.
Fairbairn, Rev.
Fairfield, Buck
Fallis, Lois Dempsey
Farlinger, Kay
Farquharson, David
Farrell, Wallace
Farrell, William
Farrell’s Landing
Farrow, Don
Fawcett, Joan
Fee, Diane
Fennessy, Mildred
Fenwick, Dr.
Ferguson, Alexander
Ferguson, Earl
Ferguson, Heather
Ferguson, James
Ferguson, J.B.
Ferguson, J.M.
Ferguson, John M.P.
Ferguson, John M.
Ferguson, Laverna
Ferguson, Rachel
Ferguson, Ruby
Ferguson, William
Ferrier, A.A.
Ferrier, John
Fester, Bob
Findlay, Wallace
Fishenden, Harry
Fishenden, N.
Fishenden, T.
Fishenden, William
Finlayson, N.
Finner, Peter
Fire department
Fitzpatrick, Joe
Fleck, Captain Elizabeth
Fleming, Kay Brown
Fletcher, Bob
Fletcher, Todd
Florence Nightingale Club
Flower, Betty
Flower, N.R.
Flynn, Father
Foley
Forbes, Lucy
Forbes, K
Forgie, Evelyn
Forgie, James
Forgie, John L.
Forgie, Mrs. J.L.
Forgie, Kerry
Forman
Forrest, John
Forrest, Robert
Forrest, William
Forresters, Independent
Fort Coulonge
Fortington, Mary
Foster, Dr.
Foster, H.
Foster, Randy
Foy, Gabrielle
Francis, Arthur
Francis, Allan
Francis axe factory
Francis, Harvey
Francis, Samuel
Francis, Peter
Fraser & McNab
Fraser, Abraham
Fraser, Alex
Fraser, Andrew
Fraser, Donald
Fraser, Douglas
Fraser, Dudley
Fraser, James
Fraser, Dr. J.K.
Fraser, Leslie
Fraser, Lucy
Fraser, Mac
Fraser, Margaret Ann
Fraser, Rod
Fraser, Ron
Fraser, Rev. Simon
Fraser, William
Fraser & Smart
Freemark, T.
Freitag, William
Freer
French, Rt. Rev. F.
French, Guy
French, T.P.
French, Thomas
Fritsch, Mrs.
Fritz, Olive
Froats, Allan
Froats, Donald
Froats, George
Froats, Gordon
Froats, Grace
Froats Kenneth
Frood, Bill
Frood, Cap
Frood, Hilda
Frood, Misses
Frood, Mrs. Peter
Frood, Sam
Frood, Wallace
Frost, Hon. Leslie
Fuks, Pauls
Fuller, M.L.
Funk, DoryGagan, Bill
Galbraith, Edna
Galbraith, Frances
Galbraith, Nancy
Galbraith, Walter
Gallagher
Gallagher, Arthur
Gallagher, L.
Gallivan, Tim
Galvin, James
Gannon, Kay
Garrett, A.E.
Garrett, Cecily
Garvie, Leta
Gauthier, Alfred
Gauthier, John
Geddes, Ralph
Gemmell Bros.
Gemmill, Ken
Gemmill, Martha
Gendron, Dr. Ed.
Geordie’s pipers
Gerndt, Rev. L.H.
Gerritse, Bernard
Gerritse, John
Gervan, D.H.
Gibbons family
Gibbons, Fred
Gibbons, John
Gibbons, J.F.
Gibbons, Willis
Gibson, J.A.
Gibson, Margaret
Gibson, Olive
Gilbert, Hugh
Gilchrist, A.J.
Gilchrist, Bob
Gilchrist, Iris
Gildersleeve, C.F.
Giles, A.O.
Giles, Ernie

Gilhooly, Alan
Gilhooly, Alice
Gilhooly, Bill
Gillie, Miss
Gilmore, Ephraim
Gilmore, Hugh
Gilmore, Larry
Glowinkie, John
Glassford, Rev.
Godin, Florence
Golden Lake
Golf Club
Goodfellow, Dolores
Goodfellow, Jim
Goodwin, Elizabeth
Gordon, J.P.
Gordon, Peter
Gormley, Florence
Goshen
Goulbourn
Gould, Isabel
Gould, Nina
Goulet, Chris
Goulet, Christina
Goulet, Don
Goulet, Janet
Goulet, Leona
Goulet, Mrs. R.
Gower, Daphne
Graham, Hon. George P.
Graham, D.W.
Graham, Rev. Gerald
Graham, Gordon
Graham, James
Graham, Viola
Grand Trunk Railway
Grant, G.M.
Gravelle, Andrew
Gravelle, Arthur
Gravelle, L.O.
Gravelle, Joseph
Gravelle, Fr. Joseph
Gravelle, Millie
Gravelle, Roy
Gray, Emmett
Green, Audrey
Green, Professor
Green, Winston
Greer, Moses
Grice, Kenneth
Griese, Alf
Griese, Barry
Grigg, Mrs. A.
Grigg, C.K.
Grigg, Lila
Groves, Mary Jane
Goves, Thomas
Guest, Dr. D.B.
Guest, Audrey
Guest, Edgar,
Guest, Howard
Guest, Janet
Guest, Percy
Guest, Richie
Guest, Wilbur
Guest, W.T.
Gugg, Mrs. E.
Guigues, Rev. E
Guise, Mrs. Alfred
Guise, Clara
Guthrie, Ethel
Guthrie, Moira
Guyea, Bill
Hackland, Jim
Hagens, John
Haines, Whitman
Hale, Helen
Haley Industries
Hall, Edward
Hall, George
Hall, John
Halpenny, Harry
Halstead, Bessie
Hamilton, Peter
Hammond, Rev. Gordon
Handford, A.L.
Handford, Mrs. A.L.
Handford, Dr. E.Y.
Handford, Edward Jr.
Handford, Dr. Herbert
Handford, Hugh
Handford, Lillian
Hanneman, Carl
Hanneman, Mary
Haramis
Haramis, Howard
Haramis, Wayne
Haramis, Mrs.
Harcourt, Mr.
Hardy, Tom
Harker, Dr. James
Harkness, Mabel
Harpooner
Harrington, Fr. D.J.
Harris, W.M.
Hartwell, V.
Harty, John
Harty, Mick
Harvey’s mill
Hass, Rev. M.J.
Hawkins, Evelyn
Hawkins, Mabel
Hawkins, William
Hawthorne, B.
Hay, Rev.
Haycroft, Cyril
Hayes, J.
Hazelton, William
Headrick, James
Heaslip, Donna
Heaslip, Garnet
Hebron Christian Reformed Church
Heideman, Donald
Hein, Mr.
Henderson
Henderson, Dan
Henderson, Marie
Hendry, Piper
Henshaw, Glenyce Ferguson
Henshilwood, Gladys
Henshilwood, Tom
Hermans, Arlette
Hermans, Wil
Herpers, Henry
Heston, George
Heughnergard, Clarence
Heyda, Dick
Hickey, Mack
Higgs, D.H.
High Falls
Higginson, M.A.
Hill, Debbie
Hilliard, Fred
Hilliard, Howard
Hilliard, Jane
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Madawaska
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