1910-1919

A copy of applications for the position of Caretaker by Joseph Combden (left) and Henry Roberts (right), as requested by Joseph Nason here.

This letter from the Lady Superintendent of the Toronto Free Hospital for Consumptives is adressed to Joseph Nason (Chairman, Weston Public Library). The letter thanks the Weston Public Library for their donation of 130 books.

Carnegie Corporation of New York provides funding of $10, 000 to build what is now the Weston Branch of the Toronto Public Library. Correspondence via R.A. Franks, Treasurer of the Carnegie Corporation.

Correspondence from James Bertram (Secretary, Carengie Corporation) requesting statistics for Carnegie libraries in Weston. Bertram is concerned specifically about the extent of financial support the library had been recieving since 1907.

A copy of correspondence from James Joseph Shaw to the Committee of the Weston Public Library. Shaw applies for a Caretaker position at the library, and vows to carry out his duties "to the satisfaction of the committe, and for the convenience and…

Copy of a certificate, verifying that F.C Henderson is entitled to a payment of $85 for the materials purchased and work done in the erection of the Weston Public Library. The certificate is signed by one of the architects involved in the…

A copy of correspondence from Walter R. Nursery, Inspector of Libraries, for photographs of the interior and exterior of the Weston Library for reproduction in the Annual Report.

A copy of correspondence from Walter R. Nursery, Inspector of Libraries, for the names of any men or women affiliated with the Weston Library, who joined the Canadian Contingent, Military or "other organization with the object of engaging in Active…

A copy of a message from Joesph Nason (Treasurer, Weston Public Library) calling for applications for the position of Caretaker at the library, for a salary of $150 per annum. An example of the applications recieved by the Weston Library can be seen…

A copy of an application for the position of Caretaker by Joseph Combden, as requested by Joseph Nason