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WORTHINGTON FAMILY FONDS
PARTIAL INVENTORY LIST
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Name: Worthington Family fonds
Dates: ca 1833-1944.
Extent: 8 cm of textual records.
Biographical Sketch : Notable members of the Worthington family of Sherbrooke, Quebec were Edward Dragge Worthington (1820-1895) and his son Arthur Norreys Worthington (1863-1912). Edward Dragge Worthington was a leading surgeon in the Eastern Townships, Quebec and the first surgeon in Canada to perform a major operation using ether as anesthetic. He served as a staff assistant surgeon in the British Army; and in the Quebec regiment of Volunteer Light Infantery in 1837-1838 in the 53rd Battalion. He was a member of the Canadian Medical Association and a governor of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Quebec. Arthur Norreys Worthington graduated from McGill in Medicine in 1886. He practiced surgery in Sherbrooke and eventually became the mayor of Sherbrooke (1901-1902) and was elected to the House of Commons in 1906. He was an officer in the volunteer movement and served with the field hospital during the Northwest Rebellion, 1885. In 1900-1902 he served with the Royal Canadian Artillery in South Africa.
Custodial History: Old accession number 479.
Scope and Content: A partial inventory of this collection reveals that it is largely composed of the scattered personal papers of the members of the Worthington Family, ca. 1833-1944, especially those of Edward Dragge Worthington and Arthur Norreys Worthington. The fonds also includes a few items pertaining to Edward Bruen Worthington and Asheton N. Worthington. It includes personal, business and professional correspondence; certificates, diplomas, tests, maps, sketchbooks, loose ledger sheets, testimonials, photographs and newspaper clippings. The greater part of the collection consists of the papers of Edward Dragge Worthington including correspondence related to his business affairs, medical career and family matters (1840- 1883); medical certificates and diplomas, (1840-1847); two sketchbooks, (1840?); with caricatures of John Goodsir, Alexander Munro, Robert Knox and William Robertson; testimonials (1865, 1867); a resume of his education covering 1833-1843; newspaper clippings and photographs. The papers of Arthur Norreys Worthington are primarily correspondence describing his military activities in South Africa, 1900.
Source of supplied title proper: Title based on the documents in the fonds.
Language: The documents are in English.
Finding Aids: Inventory list available.
General Note: Conservation and description of the fonds to be done. A LISTING OF THE WOR'IHINGTON FAMn.Y COLLECTION • IN THE OSLER LIBRARY ACCESSION NO.479
by Wendy McKeen Course 405-645A Graduate School of Library Science MCGill University
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UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES McGILL UNIVERSITY MONTREAL, P. Q•
JM41JARY 1977 • '!Legal Deposit"
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This Listing satisfies the requirements of the Course, 405-645A but it
it not a complete listing of aU the papers in the collection. Wendy MCKeen
has stated that she intends to continue the listing during the Spring term.
A supplement may issue. Meanwhile this partial list makes the collection
readily accessible.
3.C.L. Andreassen •
• INTRODUCTION
The Worthington family collection is comprised of the personal papers and mementos of a prominent nineteenth century • Sherbrooke family. They center primarily around Edward Dtagge Worthington and his son Arthur Norreys although his son Edward Bruen and the other children are mentioned briefly. ~ Edward o.agge Worthington (18"-1895) was the first surgeon
,/.:tt, ,:\;t'f~i;:"- ;." ::-'" ,i in Canada to perform a capital operation using ether as an anaesthetic. In 1834 he was indentured for seven years to Dr. James Douglas of Quebec but after serving five years he accepted an appointment as a staff-assistant surgeon in the British army. Later, he spent two years in Edinburgh attending lectures and 'walking' the hospital, returning to Canada in 1848. An extensive practice in the Eastern Townships was built up and he gained the reputation of being a leading surgeon in that
• 'IV • part of Canada. He was a member of the Canad.~Medical Associ- ation and one of the governors of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Quebec. Dr. Worthington was also a strong supporter of the volunteer movement and served in the Quebec regiment of Volunteer Light Infantry in 1837-38, in the 53rd Battalion since its formation and in active service in both the Fenian raids.1 Colonel Arthur Norreys Worthingon was born in Sherbrooke in 1862 and graduated in medicine at McGill College University in 1886. He became a surgeon of the Sherbrooke Protestant
lRose , Geo. Maclean. A Cyclo~aedia of Canadian Biography. • (Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 18SS) , vol. 2, pp. 456-5S • - ii - Hospital and the president of the District of St. Francis MedicaL Association. In his career as a legislator, Norreys became mayor of Sherbrooke, 1901-02 and was elected to the House ~ of Commons in 1906. In addition, he was an officer in the volunteer movement; surgeon major in 18S7 and lieutenant colonel in 1901. During the Northwest Rebellion (1885) he served with the field hospital and was present at the action at Batoche and the operations against Big Bear's band. In 1900-2, he served with the Royal Canadian Artillery in South Africa and was present at the operations in Transvaal and the actions at Lydenburg, Belfast, Orange River Colony and Faber Put. 2 Lieutenant Colonel Edward Bruen Worthington was born 1n Sherbrooke in 1860. In 1883 he took his degree of LL.B. at
Bishops College University and was admitted as a nO~J public the following year. He was a senior captain in the 53rd ~ oat~alion ~f infantry.) This collection was donated to the Osler Library, McGill University by Colonel E. B. Worthington in 1944. At this time
W. W. Francis (1929~1959) was the head librarian. He went through the COllection identifying documents and pictures. His notes were found to be most helpful and in most cases have been incorporated into the following description of the material. By going through the correspondence between Francis and Worthington, it was discovered that originally there had been three sketchbooks and three scrapbooks in the collection.
'Henry James Morgan, Canadian Men and Women of the time. (Toronto. William Briggs, 1912), pp. 1187.
~organ. Canadian men and women of the time. (Toronto I ~ William Briggs, 1898), pp. 1104-05. - iii-
Today only two sketchbooks remain. In dealing with the scrap books, W. W. Francis either detached or cut the leaves so that
~ he could separate items dealing with the prominent members of the family. Thus, it is difficult to determine how much of the original material remains. It was possible, through the dif ferent sizes of scrapbook pages to identify at least two separate books. OrigiBally the collection had been given the accession number of 100;;. Later this was changed to its present number of 479. In 1944, when the Osler Library first received the Worthington Family collection, it was found to consist of papers,
correspondence, olipping~, certificates and other items for the period 1840-1907 for three locations: Quebec, 1840; Edinburgh, 1841-4;; and Sherbrooke, 1844-1907. The original holdings were later expanded slightly by "E. B. Worthington and these few items ~ brought the collection date up into the 1940's. In dealing with this collection I divided the material into four parts; 1st being the sketchbooks and related items; 2nd being the items added later; ;rd being other loose, items such as photographs,
diplomas and others; 4th being the items attached to the sc~ap book pages. These parts were so identified and labelled as they appeared in the collection. This collection provides one with an insight into the Worthington family life. The highlights of Edward D'agge's life as a medical student, as a father, as a doctor and as a soldier are revealed in these pages. Also through the eyes of Norreys we can envision the life of a soldier in South Africa and the Northwest territories. The newspaper clippings related to the ~ Boer war and the election campaign of 1906 between Laurier and Borden are fascinating as well as being historically significant. iv -
APPENDIX
A few of the items had a great many names listed, i.e., • ledger sheets and rather than include them in the actual item, they have been appended at the end. The have been taken from
handwritten lists so the spelling was deciphered as accur~tely as possible. Those names with a reasonable amount of doubt have
been marked with (?) and the few totally unreadable nam~ have, for the present time, been omitted •
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Accession 479
1/1 Sketchbook 1840-1907 The first of two Edinburgh student note~ooks • belonging to Edward Dragg Worthington. It con- sists mainly of pencil caricatures. This volume contains a drawing of Dr. Robertson of Montreal, one of Knox (labelled by E.D.W.) and two of him- self. The location of the sketches has been indi- cated by W. W. Francis's tabs. There are also ~ages of notes on such things as definitions, courses taken, and a list of baggage. 65 p. 12 x 7i cm. Handwritten.
1/2 Sketchbook 1840-1907 The second of the pocket sketchbooks belonging to E. D. Worthington. It coutains. the penc il caricatures of John Goodsir. Knox and Alex Munro. Their location in the book has been indicated with tabs by W. W. Francis. There are some pages of notes taken from his lectures and pieces copied from the Bible. 78 p. 12 x 7i cm. Handwritten.
1/3 Photograph n.d. A copy of two of the pages of caricatures, Alex Munro and Robert Knox, taken from item 1/2. • 1 photo. 15 x 21i cm. Card n.d. A typed card to accompany item 1/3. It gives some background information of E.D. Worthington and Robert Knox. There is a reference made to Worthington's book Reminiscenses and to the Burke and Hare murders (1828). 1/5 Photograph A photo of the caricature of Goodsir made from n.d. item 1/2. 1 photo. 11 x 11 cm.
1/6 Envelope. n.d. An unmarked white envelope containing the four negatives of the caricatures of Knox, Goodsir, Munro and Roberson (items 1/7-10) Which have been taken from items 1/1-2. 1 envelope. 11 x 14 cm. 1/7 Negative n.d. A negative of the carricature of John Mur~o made from item 1/2 and contained in item 1/6 • • 1 negative. 8 x loi cm •
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1/8 Negative n.d. A negative of the caricature . of Goodsir made • from item 1/2 and contained in item 1/6. 1 negative. 8 x lOt cm.
1/9 Negative n.d. A negative of the caricature of Robert Knox made from item 1/2 and contained in item 1/6. 1 negative. 8 x 10i cm.
1/10 Negative n.d. A negative of the caricature of Dr. Robertson made from item 1/1 and contained in item 1/6. 1 negative. 8 x lOt cm.
1/11 Journal Extract Jan. 1964 An extract from the Journal of the History of Medicine 191 facing p. 72. It shows three of Worthington's carricatures, Goodsir, Knox and Munro, and has a brief description of them at the bottom of the page. 1 page. 17 x 24 cm. T~ed •
• 2/1 Photograph n.d. A black and white, head and shoulders photo of Dr. Worthington. It is mounted on cardboard with gold lettering at the bottom "Presby 111 Wellipgton St., Sherbrooke, Que.". Dr. Worthing- ton has been written in pencil across the bottom. Notes made by W. W. Francis are on the verso. 1 photograph. 11 x 16 cm.
3/1 . Envelope n.d. A white unmarked envelope containing item 3/? 1 envelope. 14 x 8t cm. 3/2 Photo-plate n.d. An effigy made out of a coconut which has been dressed with a military hat, whiskers and a pipe to represent a head. It has been placed on the top of a bottle which in turn is on what appears to be a British flag. The words "The Bottle Imp" are written on the flag. There is a wire fence in the background. 1 photo-plate. 7 x 10 cm • • - j -
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2/2 Photograph 1860(?) A mounted black and white photo taken of five • men full view. "Photographed and Published by W. Notman, Montreal" is printed on the front. On the verso are the notes of W. W. Francisl "From the late Col. E.B. Worthington of Sherbrooke 1945. The central figure is evidently the Prince of Wales, 1860 and the man on his right looks as if he might be E.D. Worthington. The first figure on the left is apparently Dr. Sir Henry Acland, who accompanied him (see D.NB. 2 supple 1, 554). Acland would be 45. Worthi~on 40 and the P.W. 18 in 1860." 1 photograph. 16 x 19 cm.
2/) Letter Nov. 16, 1944 Letter from E. B. Worthington, Sherbrooke to W. W. Francis, Sherbrooke, on the letterhead of E. B. Worthington, LL. B. Notary Public. It concerns Worthington's correspondence with Dr. Heagerty, Director Public Health. Canada. 1 page. 22 x 18 cm.
2/4 Letter April )0, 1895 Letter from David McLaren, East Putney, S.W. to E. B. Worthington on the letterhead of Rydal House, East Putney, S.W. McLaren writes after • the death of E.D. Worthington. He acknowledges the receipt of a draft for~10 and a copy of the memorandum of the will. He quotes a possible text to be used on the tombstone. 2 leaves, J pages. 11 x 18 cm. Handwritten.
2/5 Letter March 14, 1940 Letter from J. J. Heagerty, Sherbrooke to E. B. Worthington, Sherbrooke, on the letterhead of the Department of Pensions and National Health. The director of Public Health Services refers to the letter written by Dr. Gellie to Dr. Skey and states he would like to publish it in their National Health Review. 1 page. 21 x 25 cm. Typed.
2/6 Letter March 18, 1940 Letter from E. B. Worthington, Sherbrooke to Dr. Heagerty, ottawa. It refers to the Dr. Gellie to Dr. Skey letter and E. D. Worthington's connection with a case of worms. It lists other military letters of E. D. Worthington as Acting Assistant Surgeon to the Imperial Forces in 1840-1. It is not signed and looks like a carbon copy. • 1 page. 21 x )4 cm. Typed. - q. -
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~ 2/7 Photograph n.d. A black and white, head and shoulders photo of a man in military uniform, most likely to be Arthur Norrey Worthington, He is wearing 3 medals, one with the word 'Saskatchewan' and a maple leaf with a cross in the center. The picture is attached by the top corners to a backing which is stamped in the corner with the words "Topley Ottawa". 1 photograph. 18 x 23 cm. 27 x 35 cm.
3/3 Certificates (copy) 1841-1843 A xeroxed copy made of the eight certificates obtained by E. D. Wor~~ington while attending Medical School in Edinburgh. 1 page. 25 x 36 cm. 1 certificate. 9 x 12 cm.
2/8 Drawing n.d. A sketch made of a man's face with long hair and a full beard and moustache. It was done in pencil on what was originally an oval piece of paper but the left and right sides have decayed away. Written on the verso by W. W. Francis are the words "Said to have been drawn by Dr. E.D.W. It looks a bit like ~ Leonardo da Vinci?". 1 drawing. . 271 x 22 cm.
3/4 Diploma 1843 E. D. Worthington's medical' diploma received from the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. It is labelled "Facultas Medicorum and Chirurgorum Glascuensis" and still has the original seal attached in a round black metal casing. 1 diploma. 34 x 44 cm.
3/5 Diplomas August 9. 1843 Two of E. D. Worthington's medical diplomas on a single piece of parchment. One side is from the Montreal Medical Board and is signed by I. B. Le30urdais and L. C. tewell. The other side is from the Province of Canada and was presented by Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalfe. ~he seal is attached. 1 sheet. 33i x 34 cm.
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4/1 Letter July 4, 1877 Letter from Alexander T. Galt to E. D. Worthing- • ton, Sherbrooke. He replies to Worthington's letter of June 10th and agrees to his proposal regarding the spring of water. He also says he will put in a new pipe which will become Worthington's property. 1 page. 20 x 25 cm. Handwri tten.
4/2 Photograph n.d. A black and white photo which shows civilians in the background and ':soldiers in the fore ground. In the centre is a lady holding an unidentifiable fla,. Written in ink at the bottom is "March(?) at Hirst to Hatley", 1 photograph., 7 x 12 cm. 4/3 Letter Oct. 23. 18?? Letter from A. T. Galt, Montreal to E. D. Worthington. There is some confusion as to the piece of land which Worthington wishes to purchase. This is believed to be the correspondence regarding'the land for the volTxnteers' drill shed and ~arade ground. • 1 leaf; 2 pgs. written. 12t x 20 em. ~~dwritte~.
4/4 Letter Nov. 1. 18?? Letter from A. T. Galt to E. D. Worthington. Further correspondence between the two men concerning the land. There is a reference made to Dr. Robertson (?). 2 leaves; 3 pgs. written. 12 x 21~ cm. Handwri tten.
2/9 Letter Oct. 12, 1841 Letter from Thomas Smith. Quebec. There is no salutation. This is to certify that E. D. Worthington has been attached to the army in Canada as acting Assistant Surgeon for the past 18 months. The Staff Surgeon describes his work habits as being attentive and diligent. 1 page. 17i x 22 cm. Handwritten.
4/5 Letter July 17, 18?6 Letter from A. T. Galt to-Dr. Worthington. In this letter the land is referred to as a piece in "East Sherbrook". The point of question here appears to be the price of the knoll. Reference is made to a Mr. Hawker. 2 leaves, 3 pgs. written. 11~ x 18i cm. • Handwri tten. - 0 -
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• 4/6 Memorandum April 11, 1878 Memorandum from W. H. Kerr. Montreal to E. D. Worthington, Sherbrooke on letterhead from Kerr & Carter, Advocates. It concerns the verdict of the Grand Jury with regards to "the bills against him - they returned "Ignoranus·, 1 page, 13 x 20i cm.
4/7 Letter May 7. 1878 Letter from E. D. Worthington, Sherbrooke to Dr. Jean-Philippe Rottot.I""President of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. This is E.D.W.'s letter of re§ignation as one of the Governors of the College due to the President's conduct in the -Medical License Case' which involved himself and Dr. Fenwick. He accuses the President of urging on the prosecution; of granting irregular licenses and the misaprop- riation of college funds. Others mentioned include Dr. Russell. Dr. Marmett, Dr. Belleau. 2 leaves; 3 pgs. written. 20i x 33 cm. Handwri tten.
4/8 Minutes of Meeting Dec. 14, 1866 Minutes of a meeting of the Volunteer Officers held at the Town of Sherbrooke. Present at the • meeting were Lieut. Col. King. Lieut. Col. Bowen, Major Ibbotson, Surgeon E.D. Worthington, capt. Stevens, Capt. DeCages, Lieut. Bouase(?), Insign. Rioax. The purpose was to select a site for a drill shed and parade ground. King, Bowen and Worthington were appointed as a committee to examine the various sites in the town of Sherbrooke eligible for this purpose. 1 page. 21 x 34 cm.
4/9 Report Dec. 15. 1866 Report of the Committee Meeting of Volunteer Officers who reported that they needed a drill shed and a permanent parade ground. They recom- mended the 4 acres of land belonging to the British American Land Co. which was treated on Queen Street, bounded on the east by A.T. Galt-s pr9perty, on the south by Moore Str., and on the north by fifth block. Signed by Bowen, King, Worthington and one other but the paper is torn. 2 leaves; 3 pgs. written. 20t x 34 cm. 21 x 26 cm. Handwri tten. • * * * 1 Paquin, "Jean, compo Le College des medecins et chirugiens de la province de Quebec, 1847-1947. (Montreal, Therien, 1947). pp. 72. ------;_.-'( - Accession 479
4/10 Letter Dec. 27, 1869 Letter from Lt. Col. Bowen to E. D. Worthhgton which refers to the copy of Capt. Johnson's(?) • complaint. This is item 4/11 to which it is attached. 1 page. 13 x 20 cm.
4/11 Letter Nov. 26, 1869 Letter from W. R. Johnson to Lt. Col. Bowen, Sherbrooke. He reports that in Lt. Col. Ibbotson's window there is an effegy of him self made of a cocoanut dressed with whiskers with the words ~Our Adjutant(?)" in Dr. Worthington's handwriting under it. Reference is made to Capt. Woodward(?). 1 page. 21 x 34 cm. Handwritten.
4/12 List June 19. ? Subscription list of names and amounts paid for presenting Robert P. Doyle, a member of the Wimbleton Team with a purse previous to his leaving for England. (see Appendix I). 1 leaf; 2 written. 21 x -34 cm. Handwritten •
• 4/13 Letter July 1878 Letter from E. D. Worthington, Sherbrooke to Lt. Col. Fletcher, Montreal. It describes the behaviour of the 53rd and 54th Battalions on their return from Montreal. E.D. Vi. reports that he heard ~~jor Beaudry's name mentioned in a song in connection with a famed 'Sour Apple Tree', He noticed no or~ emblems. No shots were fired from the train but shots and stones were thrown at them. Reference to Lt. Col. Ibbotson, and Lord Alymer. On the top of the first sheet the words "Re Orange Riot" have been written in red. 2 pages; 4 written. 21 x 34 cm. Handwritten.
Letter July 17, 1878 Letter from Francis D. Campbell(?) to E. D. Worthington on the letterhead of the New York Insurance Co. It is a reply to Worthington's letter in which he requests that Campbell look into the attack made on the train. Campbell declines as he feels this action might cause the men to claim damages. Col. Fletcher is mentioned. • 2 leaves; 3 pgs. written. 13 x 21 cm. Handwritten • .. 0 -
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4/15 Letter May 29, 1880 Letter from R. P. Howard~ Montreal to E. D. Worthington. The President of the Canada • Medical Association invites him to attend the appointing meeting in Ottawa in September and asks if he has anyting he could write which would be of interest to the profession. 2 leaves; 4 pgs. written. 11 x 18 cm. Handwri tten.
4/16 Meeting May 20, 1881 (.?) Meeting of the officers of the 53rd Battalion. Lt. Col. Ibbotson, Surgeon Major Worthington, Major Morehouse and H.R. Fraser were present. It concerns the relievment of Lt. Col Ibbotson's command and the appointing of a committee of the above mentioned men for the recommendation of a replacement. 1 page in 2 pieces. 19 x 32 cm. 19 x 4i cm. Handwritten.
4/17 Letter nidi Letter from E. D. Worthington to? A.G.(?) recommendei the dismissal of the voluntary officers for having held !!:eeti!'lgs contrary to the Queen's Re~~ations. Worthington states that the officiers believei they were not .. • offending any militia law. 1 page. 21; x 36 cm. Handwritten.
4/18 Letter Nov. 21, 1881 Letter from (Signature undeciferable) to Hon. A.P. Caron. This is addressed to the Minister of Militia and adds to what was stated by Major Morehouse with reference to the 53rd Battalion. He states that the officers cannot be judgedby Queen's Regulations since it is not Regular Service. 2 pages. 21 x 34 cm. Handwritten.
4/19 Ord.ers Dec. 19, 1861 Militia General Orders from A. de Salaberr,y, Quebec to E. D. Worthington. He is appointed Surgeon to the whole of the volunteer force at Sherbrooke. ~ page. 20 x 25i cm. * .. * 2 Macdermot, H. E. One hundred years of medicine in Canada, 1867- • 1967. (Toronto: ~11cClelland & Stewart, 1967) p. 33 & 213. - 'j -
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4/20 Testimonial .1865 A small piece of dark green paper with the • words "Worthington Testimonial 1865". 1 page. 7 x 6 cm. Handwritten.
4/21 Testimonial n;4. A small rectangle of blue paper dealing with the testimonial committee. The names W. E. Ibbotson, S. A. Steoeus(?), w. W. Beckett. D. W. Dillow, and I. D. Coates.are written on it. 1 page. 5 x 12 cm. Handwritten.
4/22 Ledger Sheets March 24, 1865 nos. A series of ledger sheets (8) entitled the 1-8 Inhabitants of town of Sherbrooke. The amounts of money collected and names are listed. The money is to present E. D. Worthington with a testimonial as a medical practitioner. 8 ledger sheets. 21 x 33 cm. Handwritten.
4/23 List Aug. 8 & 11, 1865 Lists the cash received.by E. G. Morris for the Worthington Testimonial along with the amounts recaLved from Dillow. Ibbotson and Coutes·.. The names and amounts are listed. • 1 page. 21 x 29t cm. Handwritten. (Appen. II) 4/24 Statement July 20, 1865- Statement gives the amounts paid to Mr. Hendery Aug. 11 t 1865 on July 20 and August 11 for the silver tea set purchased by the committee for Worthington's Testimonial. 1 page. 13 x 21 cm. Handwritten.
4/25 List List entitled 'Recapitua~ion' gives the totals from the ledger sheets with a total and the notation that Francis' list is not included. A total of $244. was collected. 1 page. 15 x 21 cm. Hand'Nritten.
4/26 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping entitled "A well Itsrited tribute" from an unknown Quebec paper. It gives coverage to E. D. Worthington receiving the tea service. The inscription is given along with part of the address. Reference is made to his becoming a governor of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Lower Canada. • 1 item. 8 x 19 cm. 8 x 5 cm.. Printed •
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4/27 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping entitled 'Old and new' beg. • ~ lady writes to me'. She is referring to the allusions made to Dr. Worthington in the Gazette and says he was an old friend of hers and her father. 1 item. 4 x 7 cm. Printed.
4/28 Ledger Sheet n.d. Ledger sheet with names and amounts of money entered beside. Some of the names have the initials W.EI. in blue written before and some have the initials PR in red. The names have been individually signed. At the top of the sheet is the number 88.25. (see Appendix III) 1 sheet. 21 x 33 cm. Handwritten.
4/29 Report August 8, 1865 Report of Treasurer to Committee for the Worthington Testimonial. It gives the amounts received from Mr. Dillon and Ibbotson: the cost of the tea service; the engraving: the discount and the amounts paid on July 20 and August 8. 1 page. 21 x 30 cm. Handwritten • • 4/30 Letter Oct. 25, 1900 Letter from 'Gunner' (Norreys Worthington), Pretoria, S.A. to? He writes about the Royal Canadian Artillery in South Africa and describes the conditions, movements of the troops and some battles engaged in. Reference is made to David E. Gatteries(?); Sir Charles Parsons: Col. Drury: Lieut. Kitchener: and Lord Roberts. It is signed 'Gunner' and written on the page is 'Norreys attached to E Battery'. 2 pages; 4 written. 20 x 33 cm. Handwritten.
4/31 Letter July 21, 1865 Letter from P. Hendery, Montreal to T. E. Morris, Sherbrooke in which he acknowledges Morris' letter of the 19th. He asks if the name of the manufact- urer could be mentioned in the notice of the presentation of the tea service in the public papers, Receipt and guarantee were enclosed. 1 page. 11* x 18 cm. Handwritten • • Accession 479
4/32 Receipt June-Sept. 8, 1867 Receipt from R. Hendery to Morris for the tea service purchased for the Worthington testimoniaL • Under June is entered the cost of the services and tray plus engraving. Under the dates July 20, August 11 and September 8 are entered the amounts recEidved. It is signed by R. Hendery and T.Adams(?). 1 pa~. 13 x 20 cm. Handwritten.
4/33 Subscriptions n.d. Additional subscriptions to the Testimonial. Six names and amounts are entered on a small piece of paper: Henry B. Harring(?); Danville; A. I. Bal~ Stanstead; A. Friend; B. Freeman: S. A. Stevens. 1 page. 8 17 cm. Handwritten.
4/34 Newspaper Clipping June 12-14, 1885 Newspaper clipping entitled 'Gossip from camp' by N.W. It is taken from the private letter of a volunteer. Norrey Worthington. Referenc~ made to General Stran~: Steele's Troop; Col. Straubenzie and Rev. Gordon. 1 item: 2 pieces. 6 x 37 cm. 6 x 14 cm. ~i..~-:'d. -
4/35 Editorial (incomplete) March 25, 1895 • Editorial from the Medical Ag!! entitled 'The late Doctor Worthington'. The announcement of E. D. W.ts death. It gives his personal back ground; degrees granted; reputation in the community; his medical and military career and publications. 1 item; ~ pieces. 7 x 21t cm. 7 x 21 cm. 7 x 1St cm. 7 x 6 cm. Printed. 4/36 Letter Dec. 11, 1861 Letter from E. ','1orthington to The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Edinburgh. He is requesting to obtain their diploma after attending 2 winter and 1 summer course. 1 page; 2 written. 20 x 32 cm. Handwritten.
4/37 Notebook Page n.d. Notebook page on which is typed 'The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St. George'. It has a description of this order covering all the individual parts. • 1 page. 19 x 27 cm. Typed • :'. Accession 479
4/38 Letter May 10, (1900?) Letter from Gunner, De Aar, S.A. to? He • writes of his experiences in South Africa. Reference is made to Sir Charles Warren, Methuen and an unnamed colonel of whom he is very critical. At the top of the page is typed 'Canadian Staff Officer and Imperial Generals' • On the first sheet 'Norreys Worthington in S. Africa' has been written in red pencil. 2 pages. 21 x 25 cm. Typed.
4/39 Newspaper Clipping Feb 14, 1895 Newspaper clipping reports the special meeting of the St. Francis District Medical Ass. at which the members decided to wear mourning for a month as a mark of respect and regret for the death of Dr. Worthington. Lists the members who a-etended. 1 item. 6 x 10~ cm. Printed.
4/40 Menu Aug. 19, 1900 Menu of "0" Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery. The items listed are supposed to be a joke. Also includes a description of how the mess is run. It is not signed b~t believed to be by Norreys Worthington. • 1 page; 6 pieces. 12 x 21 cm. l~i x 21 cm. 6i x 21 cm. 14 x 21 cm. 1) x 21 cm. 16t x 21 cm. Typed.
4/41 Letter April )0, (1900?) Letter believed to be from Norreys Worthington, De Aar to? It has the words 'Inteliigence Officer Scored' at the top of the page and it begins 'A member of 0 a E Batteries ••• has the following regard to these two batteries being left to guard the line of communication". He is very critical of how things are being run and the people in charge. Not signed. 2 pages. 21 x 27 cm. 10 x 21 cm. 16 x 21 cm. T~ed.
4/41 Letter Dec. 20, 1840 Letter from W. Henry(?), Quebec to E. D. Worthington. It refers to his letter of the 17th and tells him he will not be moved from his present post. • 1 page. 17 x 20 cm. Handwritten • - 13 -
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4/43 Map n.d. Map of Salisbury Plain Military District. It • is a black and white map on which are marked the camps, rifle ranges and the towns. Bustard Camp, Stoneh~nge, and Tidworth Bwg. have been marked in red and the initials E.B.W. by the Bustard Camp. On A SMEE bookseller stationery. 1 page. 20t x 26 cm.
4/44 Newspaper Clipping July 7. 1885 Duplicate of 4734 with the date in ink at the top. 1 item; 2 pieces. 6 x 42 cm. 6 x 9 em. Printed.
4/45 Newspaper Clipping May 12, ? Newspaper clipping describing the fighting and casulties at Batoche. Reference by name to some of the Winnipeg Rifles and also Dr. Roddick of Montreal. 1 item; 2 pieces. 6 x 28 em. 6 x 9 xm. Printed.
4/46 Newspaper Clipping May 12, ? Newsp~r clipping entitled 'Notes from Ottawa' which reports a despatch being received from • General Middleton from the church at Batoche. Reference to the Montreal Garrison Artillery, Gen Strange and Col. Ot"ter and Sir John A. MacDonald. 1 item. 6 x 13 cm. Printed.
4/47 Newspaper Clipping May 12, ? Newspaper Clipping. (Special to the Star. Winnipeg) entitled 'Fighting at Batoche. It describes the fighting at Batoche with reference to Riel's House and rebel losses are Sated as being 'great'. 1 item. 6 x 9 cm. Printed.
4/48 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping entitled "Reception to Capt. Worthington" and describes the welcome home dinner held at the Sherbrooke House for A. N. Worthington returning from campaigns in the Northwest. It includes the address of welcome read by Major Morehouse. Dr. Bergin and Dr. Roddick are complimented and reference is made to Capt. Grindrod, Major Stevens and Lieut. E. W. Farwell. 1 item: 2 pieces. 5 x 36t cm. 5 x 1St cm. • Printed. - 14 - Accession 479
• 4/49 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from an unidentified paper enti tled • Fashionable marriage'.. This is the wedding announcement of Dr. Norreys Worthington and May Emma Cook. It includes a description of the wedding party, costly presents received and an extensive lfst of the gues~ including Laurier. 1 item. 6 x 21 cm. Printed.
4/.50 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from an unidentified French paper. The article is entitled 'Souvenirs du passe - Causerie de Me Firmin Campbell and is about the late Dr. Norreys Worthington. 1 item. 13 x 27 cm. Printed.
4/.51 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from an unidentified French paper. The article is entitled 'Souvenirs du passe - Causerie de Me Firmin Campbell' and is about the war of Inde~endence and the military that established themselves in the vici~~ty of Sherbrooke. Reference to Samuel Gill • 1 item; 3 pieces. 6t x 25 cm. 6t x 15 cm. • 6t x 12t cm. Printed. 4/52 Medical Tariff January 21, 1868 Medical tariff adopted by the District of St. Francis Medical Society which lists the prices to be charged for the different medical ser vices (doctor's visits, health certificates, surgery and midwifery). Two columns of prices are givens a greater and a lesser amount which is to be used for persons in limited circum stances. Some of the prices have been altered by hanci. "Dr E. D. 'IIorthingtort' is written in pencil across the top. 1 page. 20t x 26 cm. Printed.
4/.53 Certificate April 28, 1843 Certificate issued by the Royal Infirmary, Edinbur@lto Edward D. Worthington stating that he had an Annual ticket for the hospital dated 1st nov. 1841-1st Nov. 1842 and that he signed the Album for nine periods. It is signed by A. McDougall. • 1 page. 19 x 13i cm. Handwritten • - 15 - Accession 479
4/54 Letter Oct. 16, 1845 Letter from Wafes(?) Nichols, Sherbrooke to Dr. • Worthington. The surgeon of the 5th Battalion of the Eastern township Militia in Canada writes concerning Dr. Worthington's leaving the village due to poor health. Also asks that if he is ever in Baltimore to look up Widow Nichols whose maiden name was Patterson. 2 leaves. 20 x 32 cm. Handwritten.
4/55 Schedule' of courses May 10, 1843 . A summary of Edward D. Worthington's education in Edinburgh during the years 1833 to 1843. On the outside are listed the prescribed courses. The inside section entitled 'Course of Study' is divided into winter and summer sections and for each Worthington has supplied the subject of lectures, name of professor, place where attended and the duration of couses. The back is. addressed To the Treasurer of the Royal College of Surgeons t Edinburgh. 2 leaves f 3 written pgs. 21 x 26t cm. Handwritten .. and Printed •
4/56 Postcard n.d. An unused postcard of a view entitled 'Pretty View at Sherbrooke, Que.'. It looks as if part • of the left side has been torn away. 1 postcard. 9 x 9 cm.
4/57 Excerpt Sept. 24, 1841 & Excerpt from the ~inutes of the College of Feb. 3, 1842 Surgeons. On Sept. 24 a letter from a Robert Henry Russell is read. On Feb. 3 Worthington's application is re~ommended by the President's Council and una.n.imously granted. 2 leaves. 19 x 301 cm. Handwritten.
4/58 "Certificate" May 13, 1889 A handmade certificate in red and black done by the officers and constables of "Q" Division for Mr. & Mrs. Autrobus who were being transferred from the command of that Division. Signed by the Maple Creek Assoc •• and in the right hand bottom corner are the initials G.V.T.(?). 1 certificate. 371 x 461 cm. Handwritten • • - 16 -
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4/59 Letter n.d. Letter from E. D. Worthington to his sons. A • fatherly letter asking the children to be good and keep their feet warm. Reference is made to Miss Bostwick, whom they were staying with, Mr. Morkills and Mr. Osgoods. In the top right hand corner E. B. Worthington has written "We were sent away to care of Miss Bostwick (near Cemetry Prospect Str) when Eva died of scarlet fever". 1 page. 21 x "t cm. Handwritten. 4/60 Diploma 1847 Diploma entitled "Collegium Medicorum et Chirurgorum" which was presented to Edward D. Worthington. Printed on parchment complete with the seal. It is signed by Russell, Marmett and Belleau. 1 diploma. 24 x 34 cm.
4/61 Newspaper Clipping June 27, 1908 Newspaper clipping from the Dailv News entitled 'Funeral of the late Lieut. Asheton N. Worthing- ton.' The funeral announcement of Arthur Norreys Worthington's son who was in the 22nd Field Battery. • 1 item. 6 x 32 cm. Printed. 4/62 Card March 25, 1908 Card by Dr. T. McKenzie describing the illness of A. N. Worthington. It is signed by Dr. G. W. Ross; J. Caven, Toronto; Dr. Martin, Montreal and Dr. Pasmenter, Buffalo. In the top right corner E.B. Worthington(?) has written "dear little Asheton". 1 card. 8 x 13 cm. Handwritten.
4/63 Certificates n.d. Duplicate of item 3/3.
4/64 Indenture August 15, 18~D- Indenture of Edward Worthington to James Douglas. May 10, 1840 It outlines the terms of E.D.W.'s apprenticanip ~o be taught and instucted in profession of Physician and Surgeon. City of Quebec". It is signed by Josiah Hunt. At the bottom of the last leaf there is a note by Douglas, 1840 regarding the completion of the apprenticeship. It is complete with seal. Item 4/65 attached to 1st leaf • • 4 leaves; 5 written pgs. 21 x 33 cm. Handwritten. - 17 -
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4/65 Scratch page n.d. A piece of notepaper attachmto item 4/64 on • which E. D. Worthington tries to figure out how old he was on AugUst 15, 1833. 1 page. 11 x 18i cm. Handwritten.
4/66 Verse n.d. Piece of paper with a verse printed on it entitled 'Song' and beginning "Three 'Jolly Dogs,' Sunday night afte~. pray'rs-". 1 page. 13 x 20 cm. Printed.
2/9 Letter Sept. 9, 1936 . /t Letter from Col. Pearkes to Col. Worthi~gton on '\ 1 the letterhead of the Department of Nat~onal q ._C' Defence, Ottawa, Canada. Col. Pearkes thanks , . Col. Worthington for sending him Col. Molson's treatise on court-marshals. ~he paper is cut in half. 1 page. 14i x 20t cm. Typed.
3/6 Lecture n.d. Lecture on the 'History of Medicine" by E. D• Worthington. It is incomplete and the pages are tied together with a piece of cord. • 36 pages. 20 x 26i cm. Handwritten. 2/10 Letter May 8, 1939 Letter from F. G. Hoyloak, Leicester to Col. Worthington on the letterhead of the Canadian Ex-Servicemen's Association of Great Britain. Hoyloak thanks Worthington for his gift to the Association. 1 page. 20 x 26 cm. ~yped.
4/67 Letter July 17, 1883 Letter from Wm. Osler to Dr. Worthington. The letter concerns Worthington's proxies. Osler states that the stupidity of the Registra lost him the election. 2 leaves. 13 x 20i em. Handwritten.
4/68 Letter July 17, 1883 Letter from Wm. Osler to Dr. Worthington. It also concerns the proxies and the unpaid sub scription. He says that Worthington's name had been entered as E.H. or E.P. and LaRue thought it was the son. • 2 leaves. 13 x 20i cm. Handwritten. - 18 -
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2/11 Letter August 31, 1932 • Letter from G. F. Harkness, Toronto to Col. E. B. Worthington, Sherbrooke on the letterhead of the Montreal Trust Company. Harkness asks if he was the "old Colonel of the Canadian General Base Depot at Le Havre and at Etaples". 1 page. 21 x 271- cm. Typed.
4/69 Letter n. d. Letter from Norreys Worthington to ? It is a letter home from Africa. He mentions Col. Girouard: Prince Chausteain(?) who died on Monday; Boos(?) and Kitchener. 2 pages; 4 written. 13 x 20 cm. Handwritten.
4/70a Envelope August 27, 1900 Envelope from A. N. Worthington~ South Afr~ca to Lt •. Col. Worthington, Sherbrooke. Post marked Canadian Contingent Aug 27. 1900 South Africa and 10 Montreal SP27/00. . 1 envelope. 9 x 16 cm. Handwritten.
4/70b Envelope back flap .. Back flap of an envelope presumably item 4/70a. on which is printed the words "We are proud of • you boys safe return home again". 1 back flap. 16 x 4* cm. Printed.
4/71 Letter Sept. 16, ? Letter from Norre;,; Worthington to Ned. Norreys writes from Ian Hamilton's Force, Raapsehse Hoops, South Africa and refers to the Boers and. the Tommies. 2 leaves; 4 pgs. written. 11 x 17* cm. Handwritten.
4/72 Letter Aug. 20, 1900 Letter from Norreys, i'lilgerivier to Ned. The letter is not signed but assumed to be r~rreys. He refers to the attempted assination of Lord Robe~ and the Staff Supply, and conditions with the Boers and Kaffirs. Includes menu from item 4/40. 2 pages; 4 written. 20 x J3 em. Handwritten. 4/73 Letter April JO, 1900 Letter from Norreys(?), De Aar. It is not addressed or signed but presumably is from Norreys Worthington. He writes about the features of the campaign. It is the written copy of 4/41. • 2 pages; ~ written. 20 x JJ cm. Handwritten. - J.';I -
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4/74 Letter Aug 19, 1900(?) Letter from Norreys Worthington, Wilgerivier, • Tranvaal to Ned Worthington (E.E.). He reters to the Boers, the Erasmus commando, Lord Roberts, the emergency ration issued to the troops at home and Kitchener. 2 leaves; 4 pgs. written. 20 x 33 cm. Handwri tten.
4/75 Letter Aug. 22, 1900 Letter f~om Norreys Worthington, Wilgerivier To Ned Worthington. It is incomplete as the bottom portion has been torn away. He asks about K••• Hill and Ironsides and hopes for a promotion to Lt. Col. 1 page. 17 x 20 cm. Handwritten.
4/76 Envelope Sept. 3, 1900 Envelope from A. N. Worthington, South Africa to Lt. Colonel Worthington, Sherbrooke. 1 envelope. ai x 15 cm. Handwritten.
4/77 Envelope June 9, 1900 Envelo1:)e addressed to Lt. Col. Worthington, Sherbrooke. Across the top is written "Active service no stamp available". It has a red post • mark from South Africa and a black one', from Belmont. 1 envelope. 8 x 13t cm. Handwritten.
4/78 Letter Aug. 16, 1900 Letter from Norreys Worthington, Bronkhurst Spriet to Ned Worthington. He describes the trouble they are having with the Boers and their plot to assassinateall the staff. There is a reference made to Capt. Ross. 2 leaves; 4 pgs. written. lli x 171 cm. Handwritten.
4/79 Letter Aug. 17. 1900(?) Letter from A.N.W., (Norreys) Wilge River to ? but presumed to his brother Ned. It is just a brief note-to say that he had arrivedin Wilge River. 1 page. llt x 17t cm. Handwritten • •
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~ 4/80 Envelope March JO, 1900 Blue envelope addressed to Lt. Col. Worthington, Sherbrooke. It has been cut down the sides so that both the front and back of the letter are visible. There are two postmarks, one from Carnarvon and one from Sherbrooke. 1 envelope. 1J x 22 cm. Handwritten.
4/81 Letter March 26, 1900 Letter from Norreys Worthington, tau Wycks Kei, S. Africa to Ned Worthington written on letter- head paper "Seat of War, South Africa". He describes the conditions and the bad weather. He refers to Mabel and her illness, Fuller Dussauet, Miteell Duncan(?), May Neat, Mrs. Farwell and Dr. Austin. 2 pages; 4 written. 14 x 20 cm. Handwritten.
4/82 Map n.d. Hand drawn map gf Pretoria entitled 'Situation of Church Sq., Pretoria'. On it are marked the various buidings and streets. 1 map. 21 x 27 cm. Handwritten.
~ 4/8J Newspaper Clipping April 2, ? Newspaper clipping from an unidentified ottawa newspaper entitled "the federal capital". Part of the article concerns the question of additional recognition of surviving veterans of the Fenian Raids. Eastern Township member Dr. WorthlLngton participated in the debate and his speech is printed. The rest of the article is devoted to the health of the various ministers and the coming visit of Prince Arthur of Connaught. The clipping is in ~ pieces. 1 item. 4 x 11'1 cm. 6 x 17eQIll. 6 x 9 cm. 6 x J6 cm. 6 x 4J cm. Printed.
4/84 Newspaper Clipping June 22, 1904 Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Gazette entitled "A challenge". It l.S concerned wl.th the choice of a site for a drill shed in Sherbrooke and the position it puts Hon. Sydney A. Fisher. 1 item. 6 x 20 em. Printed.
4/85 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Star entitled "Suggests that public meeting be held" ~ and is addressed to the editor. It concerns the Fisher-Dundonald incident. It is signed "A late captain, No.4 Coy., R.L.I.". 1 item. 6 ~ 11 cm. Printed. - '21 -
Accession 479 . 4/86 Newspaper Clipping June 15, ? Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Star entitled • ·Will refuse to serve in militia if made political" It is addressed to the editor and signed by "N.C"; 0., Royal Scots". He endorses€~ Lord Dundonald t s action and criticizes Sir Laurier calling him a foreigner. The article is in two pieces. 1 item. 6~ 5 cm. 6 x 5 cm. Printed.
4/87 Newspaper Clipping Aug. 24, 1907 Newspaper clipping from an unidentified Toronto paper entitled "An end to graft". Article states that Mr. Borden's programme will restore public honesty and that Laurier is said to have used money for the railway in Gaspe for his own campaign. 1 item. 7 x 42 cm. Printed.
4/88 Card Nov. la, 1907- A printe card from ~he St. Francis Medical Nov. 13, 1907 Association to Dr. A.N. Worthington and concerns a meeting of the former. 1 card. 9 x 14 cm. Handwritten & Printed •
~~~~e~~ Adv~-.~se~e~. 4/89 \J~~"""'o... __ ""_ ...... u...... '" oct. 19, 1904 Campaign adver-cisement entitled "Souvenir of • the great Conservative rally, Sherbrooke". It L~cludes a black and white, head and shoulders picture of A. N. Worthington but does not say it is him. 1 item. 11 x 22 cm. Printed.
4/90 Postcard n.d. An unused postcard. It is red with white blanks for the address. In the left corner there is a red and blue flag with the words "The flag that braved the battle and the breeze a thousand years. " 1 postcard. 9 x 14t cm. Printed.
4/91 Newspaper Clipping June 2?, 1904 Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Gazette entitled "Indignant Colonel" and is written by Lt. Col. Frazer. He refers to the article entitled "The Sherbrooke drill shed matter" which accused the 53rd regiment of being " practically a Conservative organization and its officers of making use of their positions for political purposes. He challenges the writer to take action against him. In two pieces. • 1 item. 6 x 43 cm. 6 x 31 em. Printed. - 22 -
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4/92 Newspaper Clipping June 18, ? Newspaper clipping from the Canadian Associa~ed • Press, London entitled "Comments by the Service Journals on the Incident". Various opinions are given on the behaviour of Lord Dundonal~·and Laurier. 1 item. 6 x 10 cm. Printed.
4/93 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Witness entitled "Lord Dundonald". Art~cle expresses regret that Lord Dundonald was dismissed and states that one must expect to see positions in the militia subordinate to the interests of the party. 1 item. 6 x 6i cm. Printed.
4/94 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Star entitled "Hon. S. Fisher and Drill Shed at Sherbrooke". It is addressed to the editor and signed an Ex Officer. He criticizes Fisher's interference into the selection of a drill shed site..arld· supports. Lor.d."Dundorial.d's action. It is in two pieces. • 1 item. 6 x 16 cm. llt x 21 cm. Printed. 4/95 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Star entitled "Other cases of 'Oolitics in the militia", It is addressed to the editor and is signed 'Efficiency', He is very critical of the government and gives other cases of government interference but no names are mentioned. 1 item. 6 x 18 cm. Printed.
4/96 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from· the ~ontreal Daily Star entitled "Would resign if member of···the militia". It is addressed to the editor and signed 'Charles H, R. Clendenning. ie is opposed to the government dismissing Lord Dundonald. 1 item. 6 x 6 cm, Printed • • - 23 -
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4/97 Newspaper Clipping",: Jan .. 14, 1901 • Nespaper clipping from an unidentified Quebe6 paper entitled "Sherbrooke's greeting~ It describes the reception given to Surgeon Major A. N. Worthington who was retUl::11ing home from South Africa. Refer~e' made to Martin Lougee, Private Todd and Mayor Belanger. There is a full le~h picture of Worthington in uniform. Article lS in two pieces. 1 item. 25 x 45 cm. 12 x 14 cm. Printed.
4/98 Greeting Card 1908-9 Christmas greeting card from Wood and officers of VIII Regiment of Royal Rifles to Lt. Col. Worthington and officers of XI Hussers. 1 card. 12 x 18 cm.
4/99 Photograph July 1908 A coloured photograph of soldiers mounted on a white card, Printed under the picture are the words "The 91st Regiment at the Quebec Tercent enary July 1908/ March past before R.R.S. The Prince of Wales". • 1 photograph. 11 x 18 cm. Printed.
4/100 Greeting Card 1904-5 A Christmas greeting card from Lt. Col. Chambre and officers of the 90th Regiment Winnipeg Rifles. 1 card. 11 x 16 cm. Printed.
4/101 Newspaper Clipping n.d. Newspaper clipping from the Record(?) entitled "A well deserved promotion". Dr. A. N. Worthing ton has the rank of Colonel bestowed upon him. It refers to his rescue of the priest at Batoche in the Northwest rebellion and the South African campaign. 1 item. 6 x 10 cm. Printed.
4/102 Photograph n.d. Black and white photograph of a dog with three puppies. The dog is white with black markings on the face. On the left side of the picture a man's hand is visible. • 1 photograph. 10 x 13 cm • ------...... -~-- - 24 - APPENDIX I Names in Item 4/12 Major Wood E. D. Worthington 4It Walter Olue(?) H. A. Odell H. White W. H. Rogers S. Ferthby(?} Jos G. Watton Sauttony H. R. Fraser W. D. Maser Lt. Col. Mattries(?) F.C. Thompson Miles Froats(?) H. Dale Cakeurs(?) P. S. W. Goss(?) A. L. Irmdau(?) F. W. W. Bowen R. Mke Sauborn R. J. Skearny J. A. Ross ·C. H. Clark D. G. Loomis William White Chris King Col. W. Hall(?) E. T. Rooth(?) H. F. McLaw L. E. Morris A. G. Romas Fairly Morris A. Rap W. Morris R. W. Robert(?) W. A. Hale 4It Will M. Cudchin W. J. Hurst Allensworth Joseph Beaumount(?) C. P. Pilton Berry S. Parker L. W. Wiggett I. W. Murry Jor I. Armstrong Wm. Whitely J. Wiggett 'fi. Chamberlin J. Hanney(?) Robt. Wasworth(?) H. Davidson J. S. Mitchett Robt. Keller C. J. Odell B. C. Doyle G. Luck A. Barrett Albert Odell D. Lister T. J. Tuck F. Davie s ( ?) L. L. Ansell(?) D. M. Willeiau(?) H. B. Brown Paton Manu. Co. W. B. Ives G. I. Beaul t( ?) Lt.Col. Ibbotson 4It R. G. Seekie
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