Week of May 5, 1914
• Council seeks report on the feasibility of an electric road passing through Burlington from Hamilton to Toronto. • Fifth annual concert of the Burlington Band scheduled for Crystal Palace Theatre, with added attractions including a comedian and a whistling entertainer. • Dr. T. W. Peart buys Ford runabout from E. T. Emerson, the local agent. • Emerson brothers preparing to open ice cream parlor again this year, noting that business has been rapidly increasing. Week of May 5, 1964 • Wellington Square development stalled as OMB considers application for 100 per cent lot coverage. • Mac Sprowl appointed deputy sheriff for Halton County. • Town Council agrees to acquire Kraft’s Lane, with costs to be assessed on residents abutting the lane. • National Trust opens newest branch, located in a circular building on Brant Street. • Council approves regulating store closing hours and days by a 11-1 vote.
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