Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . g ? Two photos of therecord crowd of theHamilton grocersrecent picnic leavingthe boat for the One of the busy of-ficials of the grocers,J. Venator, an officer ofthe Sports Committeewho did yeoman serviceduring the day. Hamilton Grocers Have Record Picnic Thousands Seize the Opportunity to Meet Together, and SpendOne of the Days of Their Life THE annual picnic of the Hamiltongrocers held this year at Wabas-so Park on Wednesday, the 16th,will set a mark for many another eventof r^«> kind. It was roughly estimatedthat there were upwards of
Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . g ? Two photos of therecord crowd of theHamilton grocersrecent picnic leavingthe boat for the One of the busy of-ficials of the grocers,J. Venator, an officer ofthe Sports Committeewho did yeoman serviceduring the day. Hamilton Grocers Have Record Picnic Thousands Seize the Opportunity to Meet Together, and SpendOne of the Days of Their Life THE annual picnic of the Hamiltongrocers held this year at Wabas-so Park on Wednesday, the 16th,will set a mark for many another eventof r^«> kind. It was roughly estimatedthat there were upwards of 10,000 peo-ple at the park, most of them grjcersand their friends, and the steamer Mod-jeska had to make a large number oftrips during the day to help out theregular boat in handling the crowd. Conditions could hardly have beenmore favorable. The day was warm, andsunshiny, but at che park the coolbreezes from the bay made everythingpleasant and everyone to)k full advant-age of these happy conditions to thor-oughly enjoy themselves. There was nountoward accident to mar the pleasureof the day, and the tired folks whosteamed homeward in the ev
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