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L&A County Archives r Miscellaneous Small Groups - -, Archives ) County L&A Bo_xes u .1- 10 u Archives County L&A MISCELLANEOUS SMALL GROUPS OF PAPERS CONTENTS The Lennox Agricultural Society 1 The Fourth War Loan (Victory Loan) 1917 5 The United Counties of Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Minutes 1850-53 6 Minutes 1860-64 6-7 The Independent Order of Good Templars, 1864-88 8 The Hudson's Bay Company 13 Government Publications and Related Material (1) Canada 14 (2) Ontario Archives 17 Transportation Air 19 Land (General) 19 Water 19-21 Railway and Shipping Lines, Canada 22 Roads - Local Government Material 25 Roads- Kingston/Napanee Toll Roa d 27 RailwaysCounty - Canadian Lines, Various 29 Railways - Miscellaneous Related Material 32 Railways -The Grand Trunk 33 Railways -The Canadian Northern 37 Railways -The Canadian Pacific 37 L&ARailways - American, East of Mississippi 39 Railways - American, West of Mississippi 43 Miscellaneous Rail & Steamboat Schedules 52 Complete Alphabetical Index to above Papers 53 - 1 - Location: U One THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Prize Lists Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Napanee, Sep. 19 & 20, 1905 978.267.1 President: Cyrus R. Allison 1st Vice-President: C.A. Graham 2nd Vice-President: Robert Madden Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, V.S. Directors: H. Hunter D. Aylesworth G.H. Williams M.N. Empey C.W. Hambly J.C. Creighton C.E. File E.R. Sills w. Brandon Auditors: C.W. Neville A. Alexander Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Archives ) Napanee, Sept. 19 & 20, 1907 978.267.2 President: Robert Madden 1st Vice-President: Wm. Brandon 2nd Vice-President: D. Aylswor th Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, V.S. Directors: County H. Hunter G.H. Williams M.N. Empey C.W. Hambly J.C. Creighton C.E. File E.R. Sills J.F.L&A Dawson W.R. Lott Auditors: C.W. Neville A. Ale xander - 2 - THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Prize Lists Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Napanee, Sep. 15 & 16, 1914 978.267.4 President: M. Jones 1st Vice-President: Clarence Sharp 2nd Vice-President: H. Aylesworth Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, v.s. Directors: Mark Graham S.C.S. McKim E.J. Pollard T.D. Creighton A. Parks E.R. Sills W.H. Cadman W.R. Lott P.E.R. Miller Auditors: C.W. Neville A. Alexander Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Napanee, Sept. 14 & 15, 1915 Archives 971.385 ) President: Clarance Sharp 1st Vice-President: H. Aylsworth 2nd Vice-President: C.H. Cadman Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, V.S. Directors: M. Jones s.c.s. McKim E.J. PollardCounty 0. Robinson A. Parks E.R. Sills W.B. Pringle W.R. Lott J.W. Walker Auditor:L&A c.w. Neville :........ ) - 3 - THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY . - Prize Lists Napanee Fair Victory Year, Sept. 9-10, 1919 971.915 President: J.W. Robinson 1st Vice-President: T.B. Wallace 2nd Vice-President: Herbert Daly Secretary-Treasurer: J.L. Boyes Directors: G.W. Gibbard J.S. Johnson W.H. Boyle J.M. Joyce G.H. Williams Dr. E. Ming G.B. Curran F.H. Henderson J. Ed. Harrison S.G. Hogle George Switzer W.G. Schell Thomas I. Winters Frank Smith W.D. Roblin ·Carl ton Woods Parker Waite J.M. Thompson E.H. Sills F.L. Bogart Archives J' The Following Prize Lists are also in Collection: Lennox Fair, Napanee Sept. 10,11,12 1934 978.267.5 Sept. 7, 8, 9 1936 978.267.6 Sept. 7, 8, 9 1939 978.267.7 CountySept. 22,23,24 1941 978.267.8 Sept. 5, 6, 7 1955 978.267.9 L&A Sept. 3, 4, 5 1956 978.267.10 Sept. 7, 8, 9 1959 978.267.11 Sept. 5, 6, 7 1960 978.267.12 - 4 - I i THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY I I . I i i Prize Lists I I Lennox Fair, Napanee Sept. 3, 4, 5 1962 978.267.13 I I I Sept. 2, 3, 4 1963 978.267.14 Sept. 7, 8, 9 1964 978.267.15 I Sept. 5, 6, 7 1966 978.267.16A I (copy B deaccessioned) Sept. 4, 5, 6 1967 Western Garnes 978.267.17A Prize List 978.267.178 Sept. 2, 3, 4 1968 978.267.18A (copy B deaccessioned) Sept. 1, 2, 3 1969 978.267.19 Sept. 6, 7, 8 1971 978.267.20 Archives County L&A I \......) - 5. - Location: U2 THE FOURTH WAR LOAN (VICTORY LOAN) 1. Correspondence, 1917 Itemized and indexed on pages Sa and Sb following. 2. Canvasser's Material, 1917 Blank forms, envelopes. Memo as to Proceedure for Canvassers from Norman Sommerville. Organization for the Province of Ontario (3 sheets). Canvasser's identification card, issued To Franks. Wartman, Napanee, 1917. 3. Publicity - Material for Campaign Workers "Campaign Shots" "Suggestions Regarding Ontario Publicity" Publicity Bulletin No. 1 (10 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 2 (11 October, 1917) I ' Publicity Bulletin No. 3 (13 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 4 (15 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 5 (18 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 6 (18 October,Archives 1917) * Publicity Bulletin No. 7 (23 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 8 (25 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 9 (l November, 1917) 4. Publicity - Brochures to be given to the Public Brochures contain Countyreferences to farmers, women. Greenshields & Company's Monthly Review (stock markets), October, 1917 National City Bank of New York Bulletin, November 1917 Victory Loan Daily Recapitulation, Ontario, 1917 Dominion L&ASecurities, Review of Bond Market in Canada, 1916 (by E.R. Wood) Wood, E.R., Some Facts and Figures Regarding Canada's Victory Loan, 1917 (stamped "W.A. Grange") * Bulletin No. 6 has a reference to changes in the design of automobile windshields cl917. ,_) ----- - ----------------- - - - ---·--·-·--------- --- Fran To Year~ Prov ----Cond Loc Res Description Wood , G.H. Grange , W.A. 1917 tel X 3 VL no Appointing Grange as Chaitman of War Loan Corrmi ttee for L&A , Oct. 12, 1917 0 WJod, G. H. Grange, W. A. 1917 tel X 2 VL no Thanking for magnificent effort of L&A Corrmi ttee, Nov . 1917. WJod, G. H. Grange , W. A. 1917 tel X 1 VL no Thanking for hard work of L&A Committee, Dec. 4, 1917. Grange, W.A. Wood, G.H. 1917 rnis X 1 VL no The members of t he L&A War Loan Committee , c1917 . Ref. Wilson, Madden , Wall ace, Roblin, Neilson, Switzer, Hawl ey, Longrrore, Srni th, Wartman , Vanness, Winters, O'Loughlin, TUmmon , Grooms , Carscallen, Stone, Johns, Thompson , Grange. Grange, W.A. n/a 1917 rnis X 1 VL no Rubber stamps and signatures of Archives Chai rman , Secretary and Organizer of 1917 Victory Loan Committee. Ref. Grange , Clew, Pringle. Grange, W.A. n/a 1917 rnis X 2 VL no Names associated with Victory Loan campaign, autumn, 1917. Ref. Denison , Madden, Paul, Sherwood, Ruttan, Herrington, Robinson, Moutray , Northmore , County Vrooman , Haydon, WOOds , Carscallen, Bogart, Roblin , Caughey, Waite, Reid, Wagar, Lane , Longrrore , Weese , Hicks, Snith, Kimnerly. Wood, G.H. Grange, W.A. L&A 1917 let X 2 VL no On Grange acceptance of chairmanship Victory Loan Ctte. D3.ly, R.A. Grange , W.A. 1917 let X 2 VL no New campaign for Victory Bonds. MacKenzie & Co. Grange, W.A. 1917 let X 2 VL no New campaign for Victory Bonds. Abbott, Albert H. Grange , W.A. 1917 let X 2 VL no Ont ario Organization of Resources Committee, Oct. 15 re. fourth War Loan, or Canada' s Victory Loan . McKinnon, w. L. Grange , W. A. 1917 l et X 2 VL no Pep talk re Victory Loan , Oct. 29 , 1917. U1 OJ Frau To Year~ Prov ----Cond Loc Res Description Abbott, Albert H. Grange , W. A. 1917 let x 3 VL no Publicity material allotted to Victory Loan Headquarters for County, Napanee. Nov. 5, 1917. White, L. Canada 1917 let x 1 VL no Copy of the letter from L. White, Minister of Finance, which was sent to every household in Canada, Nov. 10, 1917. Bath Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Victory LOan, Oct. 30. Unable to read signature. Ref. Sillsville. Abbott, Albert H. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Addressing of letters to City and County Headquarters, Oct. 31, 1917. D3.ly, R.A. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Cards representing subscribers to previous 3 loans to be kept confidential. Nov. 3, 1917. Daly, R.A. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x Archivesl VL no Payment of commission on subscriptions paid to banks. Wx>d, G. H. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Payment of commission on subscriptions, Victory LOan. Wx>d, G.H. Grange , W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Norman Sommerville to be Chief Organizer for Ontario. Nov. 5. Abbott, A.H. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Canadian Associated Press has asked local papers to assist County with Victory Loan campaign. D3.ly, R.A. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Dnportance of Team Members' Report Cards. Nov. 7, 1917. Abbott, A. H. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Essay Caupetition, speakers. D3.ly, R.A. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Role of canvassers vs role of L&A banks. Nov. 15, 1917. \.)1 rr - 6 - Location: U3 ~··' THE UNITED COUNTIES OF FRONTENAC, LENNOX & ADDINGTON Minutes Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1850-1851 976.15.16 bound together with Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1852 bound together with Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1853 (January, March, June only) bound together with Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1853 (October and December sessions) David Roblin, Warden. Each volume includes By-laws passed in the session(s) and an index to matters discussed.
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