The Ups and Downs
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These magazines were published by the Dr. Barnardo Homes at Toronto, Ontario, usually quarterly between 1895 and 1949. Over the decades there were more than 200 issues printed, some, or many of which numbered in the thousands of copies. Many Home children subscribed to the magazine, many thousands did, partly to keep in contact with their surrogate families of other children from the Homes, partly to maintain their spirits in a time of their young lives when many gained little emotional support from the families with whom they were placed.
These magazines contain many short snippets and occasionally longer excerpts from letters sent by the children to the Homes offices in Toronto, attributed to the child writer by name; and many photographs sent by children with the intention of their being published as well. All photos are identified by name. When letters were published, the geographic location of the writer is sometimes provided. There are many references to the Russell Manitoba Training Farm.
Many issues also contain lists that give the names of about 100 boys in recent immigration parties, their employers' names and the postal addresses of these first placements. Also in these magazines are statements of policy and of practice of the homes, descriptions of the daily rituals and seasonal chores of the workers and executives of the organization, an informative description of the busy-ness involved handling thousands of cases in their various stages of maturity, of deaths of children and events such as Christmas parties and such.
These magazines shaped the lives of the children who subscribed. They offered moral advice and examples, news on distant past companions and provided some relief from the loneliness and isolation that many of them endured. They are also, a window into the minds of the dominate executive personalities that controlled the organization.
-taken from notes by Brian Rolfe - Barnardo's Canadian Magazine "Ups and Downs"
These magazines contain many short snippets and occasionally longer excerpts from letters sent by the children to the Homes offices in Toronto, attributed to the child writer by name; and many photographs sent by children with the intention of their being published as well. All photos are identified by name. When letters were published, the geographic location of the writer is sometimes provided. There are many references to the Russell Manitoba Training Farm.
Many issues also contain lists that give the names of about 100 boys in recent immigration parties, their employers' names and the postal addresses of these first placements. Also in these magazines are statements of policy and of practice of the homes, descriptions of the daily rituals and seasonal chores of the workers and executives of the organization, an informative description of the busy-ness involved handling thousands of cases in their various stages of maturity, of deaths of children and events such as Christmas parties and such.
These magazines shaped the lives of the children who subscribed. They offered moral advice and examples, news on distant past companions and provided some relief from the loneliness and isolation that many of them endured. They are also, a window into the minds of the dominate executive personalities that controlled the organization.
-taken from notes by Brian Rolfe - Barnardo's Canadian Magazine "Ups and Downs"
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The 1895 Ups and Downs Editions
| 1895 December |
Children mentioned in the August 1895 edition
James A Eddington, Alf Relf, Charles Mott, William Abbot, William Hollway, George M Young, Paul Conyers, James Bang, C. Bennett, W. Derby, F. Wiffen, W. H. Saunders, John Lewis, Albert Young, W. S. Stuart, Wm Essland (photo), Michael Cochrane (photo), James Smith, Wm J. Truscott, Geo. A. Gilderson, George Gilderson, Alfred Jones (photo), Charles Brown, Herbert Gannon, Henry Farrow, Richard N. Wright (photo), George Max Williams, Charles Warren (photo),
Children mentioned in the September 1895 edition
John R Head, Douglas Ellis, William Dewbury, George L Swaddling, Herbert C Cave, Valentine Turner, Chase W Leach, Arthur H Smith, John Heslop, Chas E Lawrence, Wm Luff, Wm Wheeler, Wm C Drewry, Frank Sinclair, George Hart, Peter Connell, John Allen Blackwell, Frank W Stevens, Joseph Lewis, George Summershy, William Henry Bray, John Moulden, Wm Pickering, David A Lloyd, George Manning, John H. Watson, Ernesst T Argent, Edward Skennell, Chase E Nanson, Horace G Sharpr, Alfred Bush, William Henry Stephens, Christmas Aspinall, Peter Aspinall, Albert Carpenter, John Hayes, Alfred Hollyfield, Ernest Hawthorne, Francis Orpwood, Daniel Barlow, -as E Davis, Douglas William Ellis, Charles William Smith, William John Ashworth (death), Herbert Guthrie, T. Dewbury, H. G. Sharpe, Benj Press, H. J. Gill, F. C. Ward, Henry Jarman, Harry Owen, Ernest Midlane, F. Parker, Charles Todd, Arthur Todd, J. B Higgins, E Clarke, Wm Starling, Hy W Watts, C H Hatcher, B F Calise, F Forester, A Hollyfield, James Lucas, Thomas Lucas, John R Head (photo), Michael Doland, Jeremiah Shea, Henri George Clarke, George L Swaddling (photo), Wm Ferry, Richard Wright, Douglas Ellis, Jno Cripps, William Dewbury (photo), Albert Dolling, William Perry (photo), John Bodger, George W Smith (photo), William S Mucklestone, Henry Cooper, Ellen Doveston,Austin, Chas. H Anderson, J. W. Argent, E. T Atack, Jas. Ashmore, A. Ambrose F Billings, Jno. Bruce, A. Bishop, W. C. Bodger, Jno. Britt, Chas. Buckley, A. Baverstock, A, Cobb, A. P. Collins, Jno, Chinn, Geo. Cochrane, M Capel, A Daniels, Jas Devin, Jno Drury, R. G. Desborough, A Dopree, G. Doland, Michael Enright, Walter Eaves, J. R Evans, Jos. Eppy, Peter England, W. Essland, W Fricke, Harry Fenton, C.H. Farmilloe, J. G Fowler, A Ferry, W. H Floyd, Fred Fowler, W Garnham, N. J. Giles, Fred Gardiner, P. W Hibbert, Frank Hedger, H. H Harris, Chas Hanham, D. J Hazell, Thos Hawkins, Wm Humble, Jno Jackson, A Homes, Alf Hones, Jno Jee, Geo Newcombe, J. T Osborne, Fredk Osborne, L.M Offord, Hy Owen Hv Pickering, Fred E Pattle, Robert Pavelin, Thos Parsons, Robt Prangley, A. E Pittway, R Perry, Wm. C Parker, F. Reynolds, P J. H Rex, Samuel Reynolds, R. H Reed, Geo, J Stables, J. H Smith, Walter Smith, T. P Snow, Samuel Smith, Jno Smith, Geo W Swaine, Hy. H Smith Wm Sessions, Wm Jarman, H Kelly, Samuel G Kibble, J. R Lee, Frank M Luff Wm Lott, G. F Lancastle, A. H Moore, Geo Maybry, W. H Mills, Jos Mouldren, W. B Neville, Chas Truscott, W Terry, Thos Turner, E. E Thorpe, Ed Ventris, E Wheeler, Wm Wells, Allan Wright, R. N Williamson, H. G Wright, Geo Whitnell, Thos Warren, W. J
Children mentioned in the October 1895 edition
John Ashby (photo), Edwin Baylis (photo), Antoine Arnold (photo), John Haynes, William Smith, Robert Woodward, Richard Petley (photo), Jno Sargent, Wm Tasker, Harry Belchamber, Fred Smith, Edwin Baylis, Jno Hislop, William Scullly, Joe Brett, Alfred Holllyfield, Arthur Buckley (photo), Harry Pepper, Albert Victor Bowen, John Collins, Antoine Arnold, Richard Petty, James Tiney, Harry lednor, Henry de Silvia, Benjamin Biddis, George Williamson, Arthur E Acland, Alfred S Shaw, William Hodge, Alfred Hodge, John Griffith, Fred Chapman, Harry Cooper, Joseph Eaves, William H Gurrell, Thomas Rolfe, Walter Matthews, Walter R Anderson, Sidney Parting, Walter A Farr, Emelli Collard, Frederick Giles, Fred C White, Arthur Buckly, Charles Warren, George Wright, Charles Hope, Wm Ashworth, James Eddington, William J Woods, Chas Henry Phillips,
Reeves, Jas F Roberts, Morris Stevens, Frank W Smith, Jno A Swain,Thos Parker, Frederick Page, Geo. W Jewell, Chas Jones, Richard F Jeffereys, Fred'k G Knight, Wm Knowles, Edgar J Keeper, Charles W Kendrick, Jos Lewis, Joseph Long, Bertram W Leonard, Hy. Gro Lenson, Herbert S Lewis, Alfred Lawrence, Edward Lucas, Thos Le Grand, George Langan, Jno Mountain, Chas Anderson, Walter R Atkins, Alfred Adams, James Avery, Bertie Ashby, Charles Ashby, Jno Arnold, Antoine Baker, Thos Beasley, William E Barnes, Alfred Birch, George E Boyd, William Brice, Fred Robert Bennett, Frederick Cuttress, Charles Couch, Chas. E Coles, Charles Collins, James Cllive, George Dolling, Albert Daniels, Geroge Hy Davis, Jas. E Dunford, Albert H Dennis, George Elines, Henry Edmunds, Arthur E Miles, Henry Mackey, John McArragherm, Frank Midlane, Earnest Martin, Jos Nowlen, Fred'k Geo Nash, Fred'k Hy Staples, Jas. R Sharpe, Horace C Stables, William Tovey, Albert A Tasker, Wm R Taggart, Alfred Wood, Arthur W Williams, Ernest White, William H Ellis, Douglas W Ford, Alexander Fuller, Chas Flint Thos. G Farrow, Henry Forest, Albert E H Fleetwood, F. A Godden, George Granville, Hy. Jos Gurrell, William Noakes, Jno. W Newell, Alfred Oakley, Chas Owlett, Wm Oates, George E Oates, Herbert Pearce, Ernest Robinson, Martin H Rothschild, Joseph Rist, Richard E Russ, James R Relf, Samuel Pickering, W Pooly, Charles Hoof, Jas. Jno Hurrell, Wm. H Jessee, Hancock Howard, Albert Hinds, Alfred Hurley, Alfred Ibbetson, James Jones, Enoch Jones, Henry Jones
Reeves, Jas F Roberts, Morris Stevens, Frank W Smith, Jno A Swain,Thos Parker, Frederick Page, Geo. W Jewell, Chas Jones, Richard F Jeffereys, Fred'k G Knight, Wm Knowles, Edgar J Keeper, Charles W Kendrick, Jos Lewis, Joseph Long, Bertram W Leonard, Hy. Gro Lenson, Herbert S Lewis, Alfred Lawrence, Edward Lucas, Thos Le Grand, George Langan, Jno Mountain, Chas Anderson, Walter R Atkins, Alfred Adams, James Avery, Bertie Ashby, Charles Ashby, Jno Arnold, Antoine Baker, Thos Beasley, William E Barnes, Alfred Birch, George E Boyd, William Brice, Fred Robert Bennett, Frederick Cuttress, Charles Couch, Chas. E Coles, Charles Collins, James Cllive, George Dolling, Albert Daniels, Geroge Hy Davis, Jas. E Dunford, Albert H Dennis, George Elines, Henry Edmunds, Arthur E Miles, Henry Mackey, John McArragherm, Frank Midlane, Earnest Martin, Jos Nowlen, Fred'k Geo Nash, Fred'k Hy Staples, Jas. R Sharpe, Horace C Stables, William Tovey, Albert A Tasker, Wm R Taggart, Alfred Wood, Arthur W Williams, Ernest White, William H Ellis, Douglas W Ford, Alexander Fuller, Chas Flint Thos. G Farrow, Henry Forest, Albert E H Fleetwood, F. A Godden, George Granville, Hy. Jos Gurrell, William Noakes, Jno. W Newell, Alfred Oakley, Chas Owlett, Wm Oates, George E Oates, Herbert Pearce, Ernest Robinson, Martin H Rothschild, Joseph Rist, Richard E Russ, James R Relf, Samuel Pickering, W Pooly, Charles Hoof, Jas. Jno Hurrell, Wm. H Jessee, Hancock Howard, Albert Hinds, Alfred Hurley, Alfred Ibbetson, James Jones, Enoch Jones, Henry Jones
Children mentioned in the November 1895 edition
James Highstead, Frank W Lee, Alfred Bruce, John King, Alfred J Bristow, Auberon T. James, Alfred Gouge, Edward McGivering (photo), Frederick Hammond (photo) Wm S Tomkins (photo), Harry Lednor, Albert Pavelin, Henry Haughton, William Owlett, Charles Cutress, John W Noakes, Albert E Hills, William S Tomkins, Frederick Hammond, Edward McGivering, John King, Edgar Taylor (photo), Alfred Bruce, George Bowsher, William H Ward, Alfred Brstow, Thomas Ward, Chas Mackrow, Edward Jehu, Alexander Ravini, Frank Orpwood, Ernest Hawthorne, Henry J Page, Alfred J Jeffrey, Alfred Lines, Henry Watts, Frederick Forrester, William H Mabey, Edward Connup, Edgar Taylor, Samuel Ling, William Brown, George Hearn, Charles Harris, Edward Jehu, Albert E Hills, Thomas Tribeck, George Dennis, Robert Brandon, John Law, William Staniford, William C Drewry, Harry E Cooper
Austin, W. W Arrowsmith, David E Askew, Alfred G Aspinall, Peter Ashdown, Benj Best, Wm Brewer, H. E Brown, Chas H. P Baker, Abraham J Bernard, W. J bones, Horace Bray, Wm. H Blake, Richard Budd, Alfred W Cripps, John Cox, Richard Cole, Wm Cade, Wm Cochrane, Benj Diaper, Wm A Dyer, Richard W Deanes, Sam. T Dodds, Arthur Duff, Jno T Denton, Walter Dobie, Thos Ellis, Wm Eggleton, Richard Egleton, John Fuggles, Wm. T Froome, Henry Foot, Francis Foot, Edgar J Francis, Geo, A Gannon, Herbert Gilderson, Geo A Greystone, H Gurr, Wm. C Griffith, Geo. J Hill, Chas, E Halls, H. E. Holmes, Harry H Holmes, Alfred Howard, Wm Hill, Chas Hornett, Wm Hills, Wm Hawkesworth, R Hart, Geo Hoborough, Hy Jolly, Alfred Johns, Alfred Jones, Christopher James, Auberon Jackson, Chas Kirby, Wm Lawrence, Chas B Lee, Thomas Lay, Alfred Lancaster, Walter Lewis, John Lednor, H. Wm Lamble, Samuel Muckleston, Hy. C Morrell, Chas Minty, Alfred Medland, Geo. F McCormick, Joseph Matthews, Wm. H Norris, Geo. H Nanson, Chas. E Nelson, Robert F Nifton, Arthur H Osborne, Frank Orpwood, Francis Peters, Jas. R Tooley, Jno Tassell, Herbert Geo Watson, Jno. Hy Ward, Thomas Wright, Geo Wilkins, George White, Fred Stewart, Walter Sayers, Chas W Tiney, Jas A Trott, Robert Palmer Wm Ritchie, Richard Rushton, Jno. Jos Rainbird, Wm Reeves, Fredk C Sinclair, Frank Smith, Jas. H Page, Jno. Russell Pope, Charles Press, Benjamin Pearce, Ernest Page Hy. Jos Palmer, Thomas
Austin, W. W Arrowsmith, David E Askew, Alfred G Aspinall, Peter Ashdown, Benj Best, Wm Brewer, H. E Brown, Chas H. P Baker, Abraham J Bernard, W. J bones, Horace Bray, Wm. H Blake, Richard Budd, Alfred W Cripps, John Cox, Richard Cole, Wm Cade, Wm Cochrane, Benj Diaper, Wm A Dyer, Richard W Deanes, Sam. T Dodds, Arthur Duff, Jno T Denton, Walter Dobie, Thos Ellis, Wm Eggleton, Richard Egleton, John Fuggles, Wm. T Froome, Henry Foot, Francis Foot, Edgar J Francis, Geo, A Gannon, Herbert Gilderson, Geo A Greystone, H Gurr, Wm. C Griffith, Geo. J Hill, Chas, E Halls, H. E. Holmes, Harry H Holmes, Alfred Howard, Wm Hill, Chas Hornett, Wm Hills, Wm Hawkesworth, R Hart, Geo Hoborough, Hy Jolly, Alfred Johns, Alfred Jones, Christopher James, Auberon Jackson, Chas Kirby, Wm Lawrence, Chas B Lee, Thomas Lay, Alfred Lancaster, Walter Lewis, John Lednor, H. Wm Lamble, Samuel Muckleston, Hy. C Morrell, Chas Minty, Alfred Medland, Geo. F McCormick, Joseph Matthews, Wm. H Norris, Geo. H Nanson, Chas. E Nelson, Robert F Nifton, Arthur H Osborne, Frank Orpwood, Francis Peters, Jas. R Tooley, Jno Tassell, Herbert Geo Watson, Jno. Hy Ward, Thomas Wright, Geo Wilkins, George White, Fred Stewart, Walter Sayers, Chas W Tiney, Jas A Trott, Robert Palmer Wm Ritchie, Richard Rushton, Jno. Jos Rainbird, Wm Reeves, Fredk C Sinclair, Frank Smith, Jas. H Page, Jno. Russell Pope, Charles Press, Benjamin Pearce, Ernest Page Hy. Jos Palmer, Thomas
Children mentioned in the December 1895 edition
From the Old Friends Directory
Adams, Henry Anderson, John Broster, Walter Boston, Vivian Brown, John Thomas Brandon, Robert Bristow, Alf. J Clarke, Edgar f Collins, Harry Cheesman, George Collard, Emile Chapman, Fred'k Dixon, Wm Davis, Jas W Drewry, William C Dainton, Alfred Devine, Thomas Edmunds, Chas. W Evans, Edward Ferris, Archibald Freelove, George E Fryer, William Foley, Daniel Hawkins, Wm I Hawker, Wm. R Hogsden, Arthur Holden, Henry, Homes, Harry Jones, Albert E Hohnson, Hy. J Jackson, Ernest Jennings, Wm Kingsbury, Gabriel Leversuch, Wm F Ling, Samuel M Lubbock, Walter Lane, John Leverington, Wm. H Law, John Lovelady, John Lloyd, David A Lloyd, Wm Langdon, Israle Murphy, Joseph Millar, Edward Maflin, James Morris, George R Mills, Robert J Maynard, John C Nott, John D Norrison, Hy Nicolas, Henry Newell, Thomas Pettitt, Henry Peckham, Geo Pike, Alfred G Perry, John D Quinn, Wm G Rowley, John H Richard R. W. Rickson, Robert W Relf, Albert E Ravini, Alex Sanders, Ed Stepney, Wm Smith, Fred'k Stanton, Herbert Sandiford, Wm Sarson, Arthur W Tucker, Wm Thomas, Wm Watkins, Alfred Timson, Thomas Towson, Francis G Turner, Valentine Vival, Thomas Alf Venuss, Wm. R Wilkinson, George Titmus, Alfred Taylor, Edgar Way, Walter G Ward Hy Wood, Wm John Williams, Thomas H Willams
Adams, Henry Anderson, John Broster, Walter Boston, Vivian Brown, John Thomas Brandon, Robert Bristow, Alf. J Clarke, Edgar f Collins, Harry Cheesman, George Collard, Emile Chapman, Fred'k Dixon, Wm Davis, Jas W Drewry, William C Dainton, Alfred Devine, Thomas Edmunds, Chas. W Evans, Edward Ferris, Archibald Freelove, George E Fryer, William Foley, Daniel Hawkins, Wm I Hawker, Wm. R Hogsden, Arthur Holden, Henry, Homes, Harry Jones, Albert E Hohnson, Hy. J Jackson, Ernest Jennings, Wm Kingsbury, Gabriel Leversuch, Wm F Ling, Samuel M Lubbock, Walter Lane, John Leverington, Wm. H Law, John Lovelady, John Lloyd, David A Lloyd, Wm Langdon, Israle Murphy, Joseph Millar, Edward Maflin, James Morris, George R Mills, Robert J Maynard, John C Nott, John D Norrison, Hy Nicolas, Henry Newell, Thomas Pettitt, Henry Peckham, Geo Pike, Alfred G Perry, John D Quinn, Wm G Rowley, John H Richard R. W. Rickson, Robert W Relf, Albert E Ravini, Alex Sanders, Ed Stepney, Wm Smith, Fred'k Stanton, Herbert Sandiford, Wm Sarson, Arthur W Tucker, Wm Thomas, Wm Watkins, Alfred Timson, Thomas Towson, Francis G Turner, Valentine Vival, Thomas Alf Venuss, Wm. R Wilkinson, George Titmus, Alfred Taylor, Edgar Way, Walter G Ward Hy Wood, Wm John Williams, Thomas H Willams
Some of the children mentioned in the December 1895 Edition of Ups and Downs
As transcribed by Brian Rolfe
Ottawa
Source: RootsWeb: British Home Children
Henry Timmath and Arthur Hillier (arr. July 1892)-bio. Info given [page 5-8], The following boys have biographical info given: Charles Coles, West Flamborough,John Sanderson, Picton,Thomas and Walter John Wright, Bosanquet Twp., (arr. summer 1894), Photo,George Brooks, Wardsville,Alfred Hulks, (arr 1895),William Owlett, Bethesda, Mr G A Brodie, Walter Denton, Masonville, (3 years in Canada), John A Spooner (1892), John Bodger, Dutton ON probably and is going to Frazer, B.C. (1890), Photo, Arthur Williams, Kars, Jacob Singer, South Woodslee, Photo, Henry and Fred C White (April 1885), Millbrook Photo each, Thomas G Wright, Dundalk, Photo, Patrick Sullivan (9 years in Canada) Photo, Charles Harlow, Pickering (April 1889)Photo
Wm. Luke Mills, Highgate . Photo identified as Wm L Hills, came to Canada, April 1889., Robert Bryan
Charles King (10 years Canada), Brooklyn, London , White Oak, Claremont., Photo, Frank Sergeant, Dyer's Bay
John Leigh, Glencoe, (august 1891), George Chaplin (Sept 1895), Charles McLachlin, Ashfield , 2 years in Canada, Joseph H Staples, 6 years Canada, Castledery, Joseph Evans, Oakwood, Canada 7 years
Arthur Wilson, Morden Manitoba, John Chapman, aged 18, died in a hotel fire in Ormsby.
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"OUR LITTLE BOARDERS"
Mostly anattributed statements about two dozen boys aged 12 and under.
Willie Fell, Huntsville, 2 years Canada, Walter Grant 10 and George Fry 12, Elmsdale, William 9 and Henry Hughes 5, Bracebridge, James and Philip Gates, Elmsdale, Thomas Mitchell 12 and Arthur 11 and Frank Smith 7, living together, Utterson, John and Walter Hayes, Raymond, Benjamin S Elliot 11 and Peter Beechy 10, affiliated
William C Barge 11 and Thomas Smith 11, Utterton, Arthur Albury 11 1/2, Huntsville, Frank Parsons 10, Port Sydney, George J Melson 10, Robert Gazlee 11, Baysville, George Henry 12, and Arthur S Brittain 11, Hamilton, affiliated, Frank Horse 8 Falkenburg Station, Joseph Render 7, Allensville, John Chalk 11, John Wade 8, Daniel McIntyre 5, Falkenberg, affiliated, Thomas Miller 10 Huntsville
Children mentioned in the January 1896 edition
From the Old Friends list:Arnold, W. Chas Appin, Arthur Baalim, Arthur G Bush, Alfred Buxton, Thos Belchamber, Harry Baylis, Edwin Bowen, Albert V Briscoe, Wm Bath, Joseph Cooper, Alfred Crosswell, Chas W Clark, George H Chapman, Fred'k Clarke, Geo. H Cox, Harry T. J. Clements, Edward G Cutforth, Fred'k Q Digweed, Hy. Geo Davis, Wm Dainton, Alfred Dougherty, Jas Drury, John S Dolling, Geo Edmunds, Chas W Evans, Edward Eames, Earnest Fletcher, Harry Flowler, Thos Fisher, Geo Friscoe, Herbert Farthing, Geo Francis, Arthur Farley, Ed Garrood, Geo. T Gouge, Alf Grover, Murray B Godfrey, Gerald Grimson, Donald Guy, Thos Hayes, John Harrison, Arthur Hornblower, Wm Hughes, Wm Hyder, Alfred Heslop, Jno Hickey, Wm Halls, Ernest Jeffreys, Alfred J Jones, Wm. Robert Jones, Joseph Hames, Herbert Jiggens, Wm King, John R Leaver, Wm Llittle, Alfred Leach, Albert Lacconee, George Lockwood, George Lott, George Marshall, Moses W Milrose, Geo. C Martin, Chas Maslin, Albert B Marter, Thos Nicholson, Herbert Nent, Chas Peters, Alfred C Pragnel, Joseph Stacey, Charles Price, Fred E Piper, Thos. W Rose, Edwin Robinson, Albert Rowland, Reuben H Rowden, George N Rooke, Fred Scully, Wn. E Smith, No. W Todd, Arthur Trott, Henry Turle, James Unwin, Hugh Reid, Robert Rhodes, Edward Stacey, Charles Saunders, Jno. E Stevens, Daniel Stone, Albert Rhodes, Edward Saunders, Jno. E Stevens, Daniel Stone, Albert Vincent, Alfred Veness, Owen Williams, Fred'k Williams,
Children in the May 1896 edition
Agurs, Jasper Barker, Wm. D Bates, Albert Bailey, Oliver Broster, Fred'k Beard, Ernest H Burton, Geo. F Blake, Henry Bowles, Jas. F Baker, Fred'k Crowther, Wilson Cheeseman, Wm Caries, George Colborne, Frank Crouch, Sidney J Carley, George Cambridge, James Calise, Horace F Davie, Albert Davis, Henry Defew, Wm Evans, Fred'k Elridge, Sam'l Erwood, Fred'l Fisher, Alfred H Fletcher, Jas Flory, Edmund C Gillingwater, Arthur L Greenwood, Thos Green, F. W. Grimshaw, Jno Hill Chas. W. D. Holliday, Wm Hall, Chas E Hart, Stanley G Harwood, Jng Hopkins, E. I. Hawkins, Robert, Jacobs, Hy. Geo Jones, Wm. J King, Geo. Wm Kay, Jng Lines, Alfred Lumley, Jno. W Martin, Sidney G Morris, Alfred G Martin, George H Messenger, Herbert Messenger, Arthur Marshall, Rbt. L Matthews, Thos. D Merrill, Fred'k McLaughlin, Henry Nash, George Ottaway, Harold Pay, Thos. G Page, F. W. Prior, Chas. A Parsons, Henry Pauley. Wm Pickett, Fred'k Pickard, Chas G Pinchin, Henry Pridham, Alfred R Pow, robert Parkinson, Jas Resden, Wm. F Robson, Geo Rayment, E Read, John Ryan, Wm Ramsey, Daniel Reed, Fred'k Raven, Sam'l J Sessions, Thomas Sabaline, Frank Stubbs, Jno T Start, Wm. G Smith, Abraham Sones, Robert Swain, Henry Stockham, Fred W Smith, Geo. W Storton, Wm H'y Stirratt, David Seirl, Alfred J Welsh, Francis Williams, Bertram C Wyatt, W. T Turner, Geo Thompson, Percy Turneer, Francis F Thomas, Sam'l P Wood, Sidney Whitaker, J. W. C White, Fred'k Waugh, Alex. T Wright, Geo. B
The June 1896 Ups and Downs
Ups and Downs A Monthly Journal published under the auspices of Dr Barnardo's Homes. Toronto, June 1, 1896. Vol. 1, No. 11. (transcribed by Brian Rolfe)
ML-283/OOA/Reel #1 National Archives Library 344 Wellington Street Ottawa
Our Old Friends' Directory NAME, Post Office, County, Date of Arrival in Canada. ABBOTT Herman, St Davids, Lincoln, April 1895. ABBOTT William, Smithdale, Simcoe, April 1895. BUCKINGHAM William, Eden Grove, Bruce, August 1891. BOOBY Frederick, Thornbury, Grey, September 1892. BOND William, Elmhedge, Grey, July 1894. BREEZE William, Meaford, Grey, March 1893. BREEZE James, Meaford, Grey, March 1893. BROWN Thomas, Lynn Valley, Norfolk, April 1894. BARRETT Lawrence, Courtice, Durham, July 1895. BELL Joseph, Allandale, Simcoe, April 1896. BLACK John, Dunnville, Haldimand, July 1894. BAILEY Frederick W, Malton, Peel, March 1892. COUSINS William I, Kingsville, Essex, November 1895. CAIRNS James, Smithdale, Simcoe, August 1893. COOMBES William Henry, New Lowell, Simcoe, November 1895. CHAPMAN Arthur, Banda, Simcoe, November 1891. CAMERON James, Beeton, Simcoe, April 1889. COOMBES Herbert H, Port Colborne, Welland, October 1893. CARR Joseph W, Feversham, Grey, July 1894. COUCH William Henry, Everton, Wellington, August 1891. DAVIDSON Henry, Dunnville, Haldimand, September 1895. DINWOODY George, Stayner, Simcoe, September 1894. DAVIS Herbert T, Southend, Welland, March 1893. EVANS Edwin, Churchbridge, Assiniboia NWT, April 1894. EVANS William, Dalston, Simcoe, July 1892. FLORY Edmund C, Cashtown, Simcoe, April 1891. FEARS Benjamin, Shanty Bay, Simcoe, April 1890. GREENWOOD Thomas, Kirby, Durham, July 1895. GRUNDY Alfred F, Box 10 Park Hill, Middlesex, April 1896. GREEN Albert E, Queen St South Hamilton, Wentworth, July 1892. HADNUTT James, Ramsay's Corners, Russell, September 1892. HALLAM R H, Red Wing, Grey, March 1892. HARDING Alfred, Rob Roy, Grey, September 1892. HORTON James, Barrie, Simcoe, June 1886. HEARD John, Nottawa, Simcoe, March 1892. HAWKINS Samuel, Arlington, Peel, April 1895. HOWGATE James A, Drumbo, Brant, November 1894. HICKMAN William, Caledon East, Peel, March 1893. HARWOOD William, Meaford, Grey, August 1893. HODGES Alfred, Shelburne, Grey, July 1894. JONES William J, Tilbury, Kent, July 1894. JONES John, Stayner, Simcoe, July 1892. JONES Henry, Ruskview, Simcoe, June 1893. KING George, Stayner, Simcoe, March 1892. KILLICK F R, Thompsonville, Simcoe, September 1895. LUKE William, New Lowell, Simcoe, July 1894. LEIGH Henry, Banda, Simcoe, August 1891. MASON W R, Dunedin, Simcoe, April 1891. MITCHELL George E, Everett, Simcoe, July 1895. MULLENS Michael, Shelden, Simcoe, March 1893. MULVANEY Francis, Beeton, Simcoe, September 1892. MCGRATH Michael, Orono, Durham, June 1893. MCLACHLAN S R, Dunedin, Simcoe, July 1894. NOYOR S J, Midhurst, Simcoe, March 1893. OWLETT Albert, Rosemont, Simcoe, July 1894. PRICE W Edward, Teeterville, Norfolk, July 1892. PRICE J H, Mt Forest, Wellington, March 1893. PARSONS Richard, Owen Sound, Grey, April 1894. PAVIOUR Arthur, Utopia, Simcoe, July 1885. PEAGRAM A G, Marburg, Norfolk, July 1892. PEAGRAM James, Marburg, Norfolk, July 1892. PITCHER Henry, Baxter, Simcoe, April 1896. PERRYMAN Alfred, Rosemont, Simcoe, March 1892. PERRINS Frederick J, Lyndoch, Norfolk, March 1893. PALMER Thomas, Janetville, Durham, September 1894. RAND Thomas, Bracebridge, Muskoka, June 1889. RICKETTS Walter, Fonthill, Welland, July 1894. ROLFE William, Newcastle, Durham, March 1893. ROLFE Thomas, Newtonville, Durham, March 1893. RICH Cecil A, Tuam, Simcoe, September 1895. RUCK F G, Thornton, Simcoe, September 1892. ROBERTS E, Cavan, Durham, March 1892. ROBINSON Samuel, King Creek, York, March 1893. RANSOM H, Brampton, Peel, March 1893. RADCLIFFE F D, Elsinore, Bruce, April 1894. SHEPHERD Alex, Georgetown, Halton, March 1893. START W G, Valentia, Victoria, March 1893. SLANN James, Oungah, Kent, September 1895. STANFORD George D, Kirkton, Perth, July 1895. SPOONER John A, Salford, Norfolk, September 1892. STYLES Edward, Springfield, Elgin, March 1893. STANFORD George D, Kirkton, Perth, July 1895. SCATES H J, Bethany, Durham, March 1887. SHEPHERD William, Rockford, Norfolk, April 1890. SMITH William, Alliston, Simcoe, August 1887. SMITH Jesse E, New Lowell, Simcoe, November 1891. TUTT Horace, Box 233 Dresden, Kent, August 1893. TOULL Henry H, Welcome, Durham, April 1891. THOMPSON Henry, Glencoe, Middlesex, June 1891. TEILEY James G, Bornholm, Perth, June 1893. URIE Matthew, Campbellton, Elgin, March 1892. VALE Alfred, Rob Roy, Grey, March 1893. VAUGHAN F E, Perm, Simcoe, August 1893. WILKINSON William A, Cannington, Ontario, April 1891. WHINCUP George, Cannington, Ontario, March 1892. WALKER Samuel R, Aspdin, Muskoka, July 1894. WADMORE Arthur, Minden, Victoria, June 1891. WELCH Robert, Stayner, Simcoe, March 1892. WHITE Frederick G, Lisle, Simcoe, June 1893. WINGATE Edwin, Thompsonville, Simcoe, October 1893.
p.2. MANITOBA FARM NOTES Several experienced hands at the farm are: PETTIT Henry BROWN John PEARSON Walter GARTLAN Joseph WOODWARD RUDDICK MERCER HOWARD
WALTON William, photo, to Canada from Newcastle in 1891, storekeeper at the Farm. BISHOP Gilbert, manages the cattle herd. Is he a Barnardo? MURTON Thomas G, is homesteading in his own right at Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Signature: E A Struthers.
p.3 IN MEMORIAM BREWER Frederick L, age 29, 1888 party, at Belleville on May 19 of typhoid fever. Performing in the funeral and burial were the Sons of England and members of the I O O F and the A O F. See the Belleville Daily Sun of May 20.
p.5. DIAPER William A, recently to Cartwright Manitoba, the farm of Mr Wesley Howard. ATACK James, recently went from Ontario to Cartwright Manitoba, Mr James Croskery his employer. TREBECK Thomas E, recently went to Gladstone Manitoba, in a place where a boy from the Russell Farm does the chores. EVANS Edwin, to Canada in spring 1892, is at Churchbridge Assiniboia, had a serious accident that resulted in a broken arm. GREEN Albert, photo, to Canada 1892 at age 11, after boarding out for 2 years went to do farm work in South Dumfries Township but was not physically equal to the tasks; so he spent time at the Toronto Home working in the office. On May 18 was placed with a nursery gardener. BOOTHROYD Harry, is little, lately stopped being boarded out. PRESTON Isaac, 6 years in Canada, is at Alexander Manitoba, wants to take on the guardianship of his younger brother. PRESTON Charles. DENTON Walter. CLIPSON George, last year to Canada, at Ingersoll. BELL Albert G and: KELLICK Thomas are little boys boarded with Mrs Draper at Novar. BARRETT James Henry, photo, works in the kitchen at the Toronto Home under the direction of Mrs Cunerty <staff>. BRISTOW Alfred, April 1888 party, age 21, at Campbell's Cross, visited England and returned to Canada. Though he enjoyed the visit a long letter urges others not to do it. STEVENS Frank W, photo, April 1891 party, was placed on the farm of Mr Alex A Andrews of Warwick West where he stayed long. A medal winner, he brought (paid the way of) one sister to Canada, and a neighbour brought a second. WELLS David came to Canada with the last group sent by Mr Phipps <UKStaff> of the Farm Home at Buckenhill. SWAINE Harry H.
The 7 following boys came in the last party: SWAN Francis. PITCHER Henry and his brother live near to one another at Angus. Their late father had been steward on the ss Lydia. WINDMILL Henry. SMITH ALfred, is near: COTTRELL Thomas who came to Canada last year. They had been boarded together in England. WILDEN John. STRUGNELL William. REED George Edward, at Bradford.
ELLIS William works for Mr Charles at Newstead. He had been at Dr and Mrs Riordan of Toronto. FLORY Joseph, employed by Dr Riordan of Toronto.
p.7. HARRIS John Henry, has been "page boy" for 3 years with Dr Thorburn, Toronto. EVANS William and: LANE James were among Mr Wookey's Musical boys who toured Canada and the US in the fall of 1892. A train wreck 50 miles east of Chicago on the Wabash Railway resulted in the death of some of the group, and broken legs and extensive burns for William. Both boys were taken on by a Canton Ohio family, where William remains. THRING James W lives near the 2 boys following: GANNON Thomas and MOUNTAIN Richard. GRUNDY Alfred F, this year to Canada, at Parkhill. LAW Thomas, age 8, at Huntsville.
HOWE William D, age 23, died on February 14, while working as brakeman for the CPR. April 1886 party, lived near Pembroke.
DONORS ASHMORE Arthur BOYD William BAALIM Arthur G FARR Walter A JACKSON Charles JEHU Edward C OSBORNE Lionel ROLFE Thomas TRUSCOTT William THRING James William TAYLOR Frederick F
Essays from the 4 following boys on the topic of The season I love the best are published. JOLLEY Alfred, age 20, April 1890 party. HOWARD William, age 19, August 1889 party. LING Samuel M, age 18, March 1893 party. YOUNG Alfred Henry, age 12, April 1896 party.
OUR GIRLS Miss Code is vacationing in England. Mrs Brown <staff> accompanied a recent party to Canada and has returned to England. MEEN Florence saved her meagre wages and sailed for England to visit her ailing mother. PICKERING Bertha, 7 years in Canada, is at Hazel Brae since November convalescing. ROGERS Alice, age 15, last year to Canada, has been the whole time at the Home in poor health. MANNING Emily remembers: THORNTON Bella from their cottage home at the GVH. BAMBRIDGE Ada lives just outside of Peterborough. FARREL Annie lives just outside of Peterborough.
GIRLS' DONATION FUND has a target of $150. BOLTON Annie PRITCHARD Amelia, her mistress is Mrs Osler. BAKER E SMITH Nellie LEWIS Lizzie PARKER Mary WILLIAMS Eliza JAKINS Sarah WARWICK Agnes TAYLOR Hilda LOCK Fanny NORRIS Emily DRURY Lizzie COMPTON Bessie WATTS Hetty KILLICK Miriam LANCASTER Eliza THOMAS Ada BARNES Louisa JORDAN Bertha SMITH Sarah WHITNELL Margaret SMITH Mary Ann HOY A B Rose [HOY Rose] BIDDIS Jessie FISKE Edith FREEMAN Gertrude ADAMS Elizabeth PATON Matilda WALLACE Cissy FRESHWATER Annie HARDY Caroline WINDUS Amy SEWELL Mary WALLIS Florrie WILDEN Charlotte JONES Amy WEBB Alice KING Lydia SAYER Jessie CUTLER Agnes
LEACH Frances, photo, 1885 to Canada. COMPTON Bessie has been 19 months with Mrs Atkinson. LEWIS Lizzie, 4 years in Canada, at Picton. EDWARDS Eliza, photo, October 1892, all the time near Picton. VINCENT Edith, in September 1886 from Myrtle Cottage to Canada, then age 7. She names the 2 girls following: BOLTON Edith and JAMES Gertrude.
p.11. WATSON Flora, photo, to Canada 1886, has been the same place since May 1888. Miss Loveday <staff> is a visitor. Miss Quinn, photo, 4 years the assistant secretary at Peterborough, has gone to train for mission work in New York. ANDREWS Lilly, 1895 to Canada, hopes to see her brother's name. LILLYWHITE Annie is boarded at Ufford beside Three Mile Lake. She has a little brother. LONG Alice. FREEMAN Gertrude Louisa has a brother named Thomas Cowley Freeman who is not a Barnardo. She went into the Barnardo Home in England in 1887. ATKINS Florence, now Mrs Henry Day, has been 7 years in Canada, was a Heartsease Cottage inmate, her housemother Mrs Campbell. She wonders about: STUBBINGS Alice, who has married, and names: WRIGHT Lizzie. FREEMAN Gertrude gives a description of the behavior of a hand-raised crow in the possession of Mrs Templeton-Armstrong who has had fiction pieces published in past issues of Ups and Downs.
p.12. Contributing essayists are: WRIGHT Ellen of Ingersoll. HUTCHINGS Adelaide of Newcastle. MANNING Emily. Answers to puzzles or new puzzles are provided by: THOMAS Ada FITTS Laura WEBB Henrietta.
#################### p.iii has a small ad which reads simply: Boys for Farm Help All communications should be addressed Mr Alfred B Owen Dr Barnardo's Home 214 Farley Ave Toronto.
p.2 The ranging habits of the great herds and how the buffalo hunt was executed in the old days. 2 full columns by E A Struthers. p.10 "We were a little amused lately on receiving a communication from a certain person, who shall be nameless, who requested us to send a little girl and he would pay her fare at the station on arrival. "Send her C.O.D." so ran the words. Sorry though we are to appear disobliging we _have_ to draw the line sometimes." [end]
ML-283/OOA/Reel #1 National Archives Library 344 Wellington Street Ottawa
Our Old Friends' Directory NAME, Post Office, County, Date of Arrival in Canada. ABBOTT Herman, St Davids, Lincoln, April 1895. ABBOTT William, Smithdale, Simcoe, April 1895. BUCKINGHAM William, Eden Grove, Bruce, August 1891. BOOBY Frederick, Thornbury, Grey, September 1892. BOND William, Elmhedge, Grey, July 1894. BREEZE William, Meaford, Grey, March 1893. BREEZE James, Meaford, Grey, March 1893. BROWN Thomas, Lynn Valley, Norfolk, April 1894. BARRETT Lawrence, Courtice, Durham, July 1895. BELL Joseph, Allandale, Simcoe, April 1896. BLACK John, Dunnville, Haldimand, July 1894. BAILEY Frederick W, Malton, Peel, March 1892. COUSINS William I, Kingsville, Essex, November 1895. CAIRNS James, Smithdale, Simcoe, August 1893. COOMBES William Henry, New Lowell, Simcoe, November 1895. CHAPMAN Arthur, Banda, Simcoe, November 1891. CAMERON James, Beeton, Simcoe, April 1889. COOMBES Herbert H, Port Colborne, Welland, October 1893. CARR Joseph W, Feversham, Grey, July 1894. COUCH William Henry, Everton, Wellington, August 1891. DAVIDSON Henry, Dunnville, Haldimand, September 1895. DINWOODY George, Stayner, Simcoe, September 1894. DAVIS Herbert T, Southend, Welland, March 1893. EVANS Edwin, Churchbridge, Assiniboia NWT, April 1894. EVANS William, Dalston, Simcoe, July 1892. FLORY Edmund C, Cashtown, Simcoe, April 1891. FEARS Benjamin, Shanty Bay, Simcoe, April 1890. GREENWOOD Thomas, Kirby, Durham, July 1895. GRUNDY Alfred F, Box 10 Park Hill, Middlesex, April 1896. GREEN Albert E, Queen St South Hamilton, Wentworth, July 1892. HADNUTT James, Ramsay's Corners, Russell, September 1892. HALLAM R H, Red Wing, Grey, March 1892. HARDING Alfred, Rob Roy, Grey, September 1892. HORTON James, Barrie, Simcoe, June 1886. HEARD John, Nottawa, Simcoe, March 1892. HAWKINS Samuel, Arlington, Peel, April 1895. HOWGATE James A, Drumbo, Brant, November 1894. HICKMAN William, Caledon East, Peel, March 1893. HARWOOD William, Meaford, Grey, August 1893. HODGES Alfred, Shelburne, Grey, July 1894. JONES William J, Tilbury, Kent, July 1894. JONES John, Stayner, Simcoe, July 1892. JONES Henry, Ruskview, Simcoe, June 1893. KING George, Stayner, Simcoe, March 1892. KILLICK F R, Thompsonville, Simcoe, September 1895. LUKE William, New Lowell, Simcoe, July 1894. LEIGH Henry, Banda, Simcoe, August 1891. MASON W R, Dunedin, Simcoe, April 1891. MITCHELL George E, Everett, Simcoe, July 1895. MULLENS Michael, Shelden, Simcoe, March 1893. MULVANEY Francis, Beeton, Simcoe, September 1892. MCGRATH Michael, Orono, Durham, June 1893. MCLACHLAN S R, Dunedin, Simcoe, July 1894. NOYOR S J, Midhurst, Simcoe, March 1893. OWLETT Albert, Rosemont, Simcoe, July 1894. PRICE W Edward, Teeterville, Norfolk, July 1892. PRICE J H, Mt Forest, Wellington, March 1893. PARSONS Richard, Owen Sound, Grey, April 1894. PAVIOUR Arthur, Utopia, Simcoe, July 1885. PEAGRAM A G, Marburg, Norfolk, July 1892. PEAGRAM James, Marburg, Norfolk, July 1892. PITCHER Henry, Baxter, Simcoe, April 1896. PERRYMAN Alfred, Rosemont, Simcoe, March 1892. PERRINS Frederick J, Lyndoch, Norfolk, March 1893. PALMER Thomas, Janetville, Durham, September 1894. RAND Thomas, Bracebridge, Muskoka, June 1889. RICKETTS Walter, Fonthill, Welland, July 1894. ROLFE William, Newcastle, Durham, March 1893. ROLFE Thomas, Newtonville, Durham, March 1893. RICH Cecil A, Tuam, Simcoe, September 1895. RUCK F G, Thornton, Simcoe, September 1892. ROBERTS E, Cavan, Durham, March 1892. ROBINSON Samuel, King Creek, York, March 1893. RANSOM H, Brampton, Peel, March 1893. RADCLIFFE F D, Elsinore, Bruce, April 1894. SHEPHERD Alex, Georgetown, Halton, March 1893. START W G, Valentia, Victoria, March 1893. SLANN James, Oungah, Kent, September 1895. STANFORD George D, Kirkton, Perth, July 1895. SPOONER John A, Salford, Norfolk, September 1892. STYLES Edward, Springfield, Elgin, March 1893. STANFORD George D, Kirkton, Perth, July 1895. SCATES H J, Bethany, Durham, March 1887. SHEPHERD William, Rockford, Norfolk, April 1890. SMITH William, Alliston, Simcoe, August 1887. SMITH Jesse E, New Lowell, Simcoe, November 1891. TUTT Horace, Box 233 Dresden, Kent, August 1893. TOULL Henry H, Welcome, Durham, April 1891. THOMPSON Henry, Glencoe, Middlesex, June 1891. TEILEY James G, Bornholm, Perth, June 1893. URIE Matthew, Campbellton, Elgin, March 1892. VALE Alfred, Rob Roy, Grey, March 1893. VAUGHAN F E, Perm, Simcoe, August 1893. WILKINSON William A, Cannington, Ontario, April 1891. WHINCUP George, Cannington, Ontario, March 1892. WALKER Samuel R, Aspdin, Muskoka, July 1894. WADMORE Arthur, Minden, Victoria, June 1891. WELCH Robert, Stayner, Simcoe, March 1892. WHITE Frederick G, Lisle, Simcoe, June 1893. WINGATE Edwin, Thompsonville, Simcoe, October 1893.
p.2. MANITOBA FARM NOTES Several experienced hands at the farm are: PETTIT Henry BROWN John PEARSON Walter GARTLAN Joseph WOODWARD RUDDICK MERCER HOWARD
WALTON William, photo, to Canada from Newcastle in 1891, storekeeper at the Farm. BISHOP Gilbert, manages the cattle herd. Is he a Barnardo? MURTON Thomas G, is homesteading in his own right at Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Signature: E A Struthers.
p.3 IN MEMORIAM BREWER Frederick L, age 29, 1888 party, at Belleville on May 19 of typhoid fever. Performing in the funeral and burial were the Sons of England and members of the I O O F and the A O F. See the Belleville Daily Sun of May 20.
p.5. DIAPER William A, recently to Cartwright Manitoba, the farm of Mr Wesley Howard. ATACK James, recently went from Ontario to Cartwright Manitoba, Mr James Croskery his employer. TREBECK Thomas E, recently went to Gladstone Manitoba, in a place where a boy from the Russell Farm does the chores. EVANS Edwin, to Canada in spring 1892, is at Churchbridge Assiniboia, had a serious accident that resulted in a broken arm. GREEN Albert, photo, to Canada 1892 at age 11, after boarding out for 2 years went to do farm work in South Dumfries Township but was not physically equal to the tasks; so he spent time at the Toronto Home working in the office. On May 18 was placed with a nursery gardener. BOOTHROYD Harry, is little, lately stopped being boarded out. PRESTON Isaac, 6 years in Canada, is at Alexander Manitoba, wants to take on the guardianship of his younger brother. PRESTON Charles. DENTON Walter. CLIPSON George, last year to Canada, at Ingersoll. BELL Albert G and: KELLICK Thomas are little boys boarded with Mrs Draper at Novar. BARRETT James Henry, photo, works in the kitchen at the Toronto Home under the direction of Mrs Cunerty <staff>. BRISTOW Alfred, April 1888 party, age 21, at Campbell's Cross, visited England and returned to Canada. Though he enjoyed the visit a long letter urges others not to do it. STEVENS Frank W, photo, April 1891 party, was placed on the farm of Mr Alex A Andrews of Warwick West where he stayed long. A medal winner, he brought (paid the way of) one sister to Canada, and a neighbour brought a second. WELLS David came to Canada with the last group sent by Mr Phipps <UKStaff> of the Farm Home at Buckenhill. SWAINE Harry H.
The 7 following boys came in the last party: SWAN Francis. PITCHER Henry and his brother live near to one another at Angus. Their late father had been steward on the ss Lydia. WINDMILL Henry. SMITH ALfred, is near: COTTRELL Thomas who came to Canada last year. They had been boarded together in England. WILDEN John. STRUGNELL William. REED George Edward, at Bradford.
ELLIS William works for Mr Charles at Newstead. He had been at Dr and Mrs Riordan of Toronto. FLORY Joseph, employed by Dr Riordan of Toronto.
p.7. HARRIS John Henry, has been "page boy" for 3 years with Dr Thorburn, Toronto. EVANS William and: LANE James were among Mr Wookey's Musical boys who toured Canada and the US in the fall of 1892. A train wreck 50 miles east of Chicago on the Wabash Railway resulted in the death of some of the group, and broken legs and extensive burns for William. Both boys were taken on by a Canton Ohio family, where William remains. THRING James W lives near the 2 boys following: GANNON Thomas and MOUNTAIN Richard. GRUNDY Alfred F, this year to Canada, at Parkhill. LAW Thomas, age 8, at Huntsville.
HOWE William D, age 23, died on February 14, while working as brakeman for the CPR. April 1886 party, lived near Pembroke.
DONORS ASHMORE Arthur BOYD William BAALIM Arthur G FARR Walter A JACKSON Charles JEHU Edward C OSBORNE Lionel ROLFE Thomas TRUSCOTT William THRING James William TAYLOR Frederick F
Essays from the 4 following boys on the topic of The season I love the best are published. JOLLEY Alfred, age 20, April 1890 party. HOWARD William, age 19, August 1889 party. LING Samuel M, age 18, March 1893 party. YOUNG Alfred Henry, age 12, April 1896 party.
OUR GIRLS Miss Code is vacationing in England. Mrs Brown <staff> accompanied a recent party to Canada and has returned to England. MEEN Florence saved her meagre wages and sailed for England to visit her ailing mother. PICKERING Bertha, 7 years in Canada, is at Hazel Brae since November convalescing. ROGERS Alice, age 15, last year to Canada, has been the whole time at the Home in poor health. MANNING Emily remembers: THORNTON Bella from their cottage home at the GVH. BAMBRIDGE Ada lives just outside of Peterborough. FARREL Annie lives just outside of Peterborough.
GIRLS' DONATION FUND has a target of $150. BOLTON Annie PRITCHARD Amelia, her mistress is Mrs Osler. BAKER E SMITH Nellie LEWIS Lizzie PARKER Mary WILLIAMS Eliza JAKINS Sarah WARWICK Agnes TAYLOR Hilda LOCK Fanny NORRIS Emily DRURY Lizzie COMPTON Bessie WATTS Hetty KILLICK Miriam LANCASTER Eliza THOMAS Ada BARNES Louisa JORDAN Bertha SMITH Sarah WHITNELL Margaret SMITH Mary Ann HOY A B Rose [HOY Rose] BIDDIS Jessie FISKE Edith FREEMAN Gertrude ADAMS Elizabeth PATON Matilda WALLACE Cissy FRESHWATER Annie HARDY Caroline WINDUS Amy SEWELL Mary WALLIS Florrie WILDEN Charlotte JONES Amy WEBB Alice KING Lydia SAYER Jessie CUTLER Agnes
LEACH Frances, photo, 1885 to Canada. COMPTON Bessie has been 19 months with Mrs Atkinson. LEWIS Lizzie, 4 years in Canada, at Picton. EDWARDS Eliza, photo, October 1892, all the time near Picton. VINCENT Edith, in September 1886 from Myrtle Cottage to Canada, then age 7. She names the 2 girls following: BOLTON Edith and JAMES Gertrude.
p.11. WATSON Flora, photo, to Canada 1886, has been the same place since May 1888. Miss Loveday <staff> is a visitor. Miss Quinn, photo, 4 years the assistant secretary at Peterborough, has gone to train for mission work in New York. ANDREWS Lilly, 1895 to Canada, hopes to see her brother's name. LILLYWHITE Annie is boarded at Ufford beside Three Mile Lake. She has a little brother. LONG Alice. FREEMAN Gertrude Louisa has a brother named Thomas Cowley Freeman who is not a Barnardo. She went into the Barnardo Home in England in 1887. ATKINS Florence, now Mrs Henry Day, has been 7 years in Canada, was a Heartsease Cottage inmate, her housemother Mrs Campbell. She wonders about: STUBBINGS Alice, who has married, and names: WRIGHT Lizzie. FREEMAN Gertrude gives a description of the behavior of a hand-raised crow in the possession of Mrs Templeton-Armstrong who has had fiction pieces published in past issues of Ups and Downs.
p.12. Contributing essayists are: WRIGHT Ellen of Ingersoll. HUTCHINGS Adelaide of Newcastle. MANNING Emily. Answers to puzzles or new puzzles are provided by: THOMAS Ada FITTS Laura WEBB Henrietta.
#################### p.iii has a small ad which reads simply: Boys for Farm Help All communications should be addressed Mr Alfred B Owen Dr Barnardo's Home 214 Farley Ave Toronto.
p.2 The ranging habits of the great herds and how the buffalo hunt was executed in the old days. 2 full columns by E A Struthers. p.10 "We were a little amused lately on receiving a communication from a certain person, who shall be nameless, who requested us to send a little girl and he would pay her fare at the station on arrival. "Send her C.O.D." so ran the words. Sorry though we are to appear disobliging we _have_ to draw the line sometimes." [end]
