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The old game of cricket seems to have at last lost its hold on the boys of the Mines and the popular American game of base ball has taken its place. Several clubs have been formed recently and we trust that the boys will make a formidable showing before the season’s close.
June 14, 1889 Londonderry Arc-Light, June 14, 1889
Locomotive No 2 has recently been in the Machine Shop getting new tires on and being otherwise repaired and painted.
April 30, 1886 Acadia Mines Weeks’ Doings, April 30, 1886
Forman Bros are starting a bakery. There has been no such institution here for some time, although Miss Robinson has supplied a good article to a few customers.
January 16, 1889 Acadia Mines community notes, Colchester Sun (Truro), January 16, 1889
The lumbering business in this section is booming; there are three mills in operation now, operated by Wm Smith, D and J Ferguson and Mills & Co.
March 12, 1897 Acadia Mines [Londonderry] community notes (dated Mar 12), Truro Head Light, March 13, 1897
