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Location R.R. 1 Corbyville

Hastings North District covered the Women's Institutes in the north of Hastings County, Ontario. These included the following branches:
Bannockburn and Eldorado
Cooper and Remington
Carlow
Detlor and L'Amable
Harts and Riggs
Ivanhoe
Madoc
Marmora
McArthur's Mills
Paudash
Queensboro
Rylstone
Springbrook
Wellman's

Henry Vernon & Son was a firm of city directory publishers, based in Hamilton, Ontario.

The Hastings County Land Registry Office was responsible for recording transaction relating to ownership of land in Hastings County, Ontario.

The club met every three weeks at the homes of members for an evening musical programme. Club members included Ethelland MacColl, Leona Riggs, Samuel Anglin, and Alec Gordon.

Gore & Storrie Ltd. were a firm of consulting engineers based in Toronto, Ontario.

The proprietor of this company was George W. Latta (1882-1943), based at 252 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto.

Highlands Women's Institute was organized in Stirling, Ontario in 1998. It was disbanded in April 2018.

The official opening of the Quinte Curling Club took place on 15 February 1958 in their new building at 246 Bridge Street West in Belleville, Ontario.

The Wesleyan Methodist 'Reed's Church' was built in West Huntingdon, Hastings County, in around 1875. It became part of the United Church in 1925 and was closed in 1967, the building becoming a private home (201 Sills Road, Stirling).

Ireland served as mayor of Trenton and MPP for Hastings West

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