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Glasgow Women's Institute Book 4 A Peek Into the Past This week‘s Peek Into the Past was submitted by Neil Stewart. Stewart also provided the ioilowlng text. The above photo depicts the Independent Order of Good Templars. The main purpose at this society was the promotion of the abstinence from alcoholic beverages. A lodge was started at New Glasgow In the 1810s. A lot was purchased from David Mackle and a temple was erected along the seventh conses- slon llne opposite the school at Lundy's Corner. Although It Is not know Just when the lodge disbanded most of them seem to have disappeared after World War I. The Glasgow building was removed when the Kings Highway 17 was built through McNab Township In the 1920s. Thls photo Is one In a collection that belonged to Stewart‘s maternal grandmother Mary H. Cherry. Stewart does not have the names of those In the photo but suspects that local family names Carswell, Hamilton, Young and Murphy are represented In the photo. The above photo was taken lollowing a district meeting. The Chronche-Gulde Invites readers to submit photos for its Peek Into the Past. Please Include Information about your photo, Including when It was taken, and your name and phone number. Photos must be clear. In focus and original prints â€" newspaper clippings are not suitable. The Arnprlor and District Archives ls open Mon- day to Saturday, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. The archives Is currently searching ior photographs of buildings In Arnprior and McNairBraeslde. Correction: In the Peek Into the Past published In the Amprlor Chronicle-Guide on Dec. 29, Margaret Stewart was Identlilsd as Duncan Stewart's wife when In last Margaret was Duncan's sister. The friend also riding In the sleigh Is unidentified. 100f66 f6