Georgetown Stories: 1919-1922 79

property of the late Postmaster A. D. McPhee now living in Moose Jaw, Sask..

Sept. 21, 1920, Guardian: Kathleen Fairchild is now president of the Success Club of G. H S.

Sept. 15, 1920, Patriot: Homer Norton is principal of G.H.S.with teachers Anna Miar, Susie DeLorie, Nellie MacDonald, Mary Doyle and Avina Campbell. When Anna Miar resigned in October to take up nurse’s training, she was replaced by Mrs. Glen Jenkins.

Sept. 23, 1920, Guardian: Georgetown School Fair prize list is in Patriot, Oct. lst.

Oct. 14, 1920, Guardian: George Boudreault, age 8, rescued from drowning by James Skinner.

Oct., 1920, Patriot: John A. McKinnon moves his grocery store from the Cogswell Comer to the former McLean store, cor. Richmond and Kent. Russell McLean has moved to New Glasgow.

Jan. 5, 1921, Guardian has accounts of the St. David’s Christmas tree and the concert of the Success Club, with James Haberlin, president, and Dorothy Doyle, vice-president. See also Patriot, Jan. 5 & Jan. 21, 1921.

Feb. 26, 1921, Patriot: Georgetown Carnival winners are listed.

March, 1921, Patriot: Capt. Hugh McPhee has sold his farm to J. Corrigan and moved to town near the Catholic Church.

May 10, 1921, Patriot: “Georgetown Civic Development Association” is formed with Mayor Howard Macdonald as president and John McKinnon as vice—president.

May 28, 1921, Patriot: The Georgetown Tigers defeat Souris Stars 9 to 8 in baseball. Cheverie, Yorston, Johnson & Smith reported as making “splendid plays.”

May 29, 1921, Patriot: John Bachelor’s barn with a horse and cow are destroyed by fire.

June 14, 1921, Patriot: Mrs. Aeneas McDonald has opened the up-to—date “Seabreeze Hotel” in the former Sencabaugh property. It is to appeal especially to summer visitors.

July 27, 1921, Patriot: Teachers in G.H.S. for the coming year are Principal, E. J. Hodgson Monisey, vice—principal, Cecilia Cullen with Stella Morris, J. A. B. McConnell, Mrs. Glen Jenkins and Eileen Hibbett.

July 22, 1921, Patriot: Dr. Meech leaves Georgetown to set up his practice in Montague; Georgetown is now without a medical doctor. Meech sold his property in Georgetown.

July 13, 1921, Guardian: Combined tea party and sports day held in aid of St. James’ Church Building Fund.

Aug. 20, 1921, GuardianzThe comer-stone of the new St. James’ Church, Georgetown, is to be laid on Aug. 25th.

Nov. 9, 1921, Guardian: Fire destroyed residence of Elmer Jenkins with two barns with hay & feed and a woodshed. Smith’s residence next door was saved.

Nov. 23, 1921, Guardian: Young-Adams Play

Company is engaged for three nights in Town Hall.

Dec. 31, 1921, Guardian: St. David’s Christmas Party is held.

Jan. 14, 1922, Patriot: Frank J. McPhee moves into law office formerly held by James D.

Stewart.

Jan. 23, 1922, Patriot: Whist party & dance held in aid of the hockey club.

Jan. 23, 1922, Patriot reports a concert & basket social held in aid of St. James’ Church

Building Fund. Mar. 1 & 14, 1922, Patriot has Carnival news.

Mar. 16, 1922, Patriot: The Women’s Institute is placing 3 doz. trees on Water St.. Pres. Mrs. J. W. McPhee; V-P. M. Donovan; Sec-Treas; Mrs. W. W. McLaren; Directors: Mrs. Allen McDonald; Mrs. E. B. McLaren; Mrs. Elmer Jenkins; Miss Estelle Aitken; Auditors: Mrs. L. H. Douglas & Mrs. James Hessian.

Mar. 21, 1922, Patriot: Horse races are held on the ice in the harbour.