Windsor & Richmond Gazette, Saturday, February 24, 1900 - page 7 PITT TOWN We hear that Mr. Walter Bootle, who recently joined the Police force, has been transferred to West Maitland. Miss G. Hebblewhite, who has been teaching at the local Superior Public-school for some time, has received a well deserved promotion to the Windsor Public-school. During the time Miss Hebblewhite was connected with the Pitt Town school she proved herself an excellent teacher, and was much liked by all the pupils. The Rev. W. S. Newton, M.A., who has been away for a change, returned home last Saturday. Mr. A. Mawson is having some alterations effected at his general store. Mr. Paull has the work in hand, and when completed it will be a big improvement. Mr. James Vaughan, junr. Has growing on his farm a fine sample of early maize. It promises to give a heavy yield. Mr. John Gillespie, son of Mr. James Gillespie, senr., was in town during the week, and his many friends could recognise his familiar face, although he has not been amongst us for the past fifteen years.