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Mysteries of Ontario
This book brings together some 500 accounts of strange events and eerie experiences in the province.
Marie Dressler
" She was homely, overweight, and over the hill, but there was a time when Marie Dressler outdrew such cinema sex symbols as Garbo, Dietrich, and Harlow. To movie audiences suffering the hardships of the Great Depression, she was Everywoman, and in the early 1930s her charming mixture of pathos and comedy packed movie theaters everywhere. In the early days of the century, Dressler was constantly in the headlines. She took up the cause of the "ponies" in the chorus lines, earning them better pay and benefits. She played in productions organized to raise money for the women's suffrage movement. And during World War I she claimed she sold more liberty bonds than any other individual in the Unit...
Colonel William S. Marsh
William Samuel Marsh, son of Mathias Marsh and Priscilla Brigham, was born 10 Jan 1738 at Coventry, Connecticut. He married Sarah French, daughter of Jeremiah French and Hannah Edwards, about 1760. They had 9 children. William died 9 June 1816 at East Dorset, Vermont, and Sarah died there on 29 Mar 1820. Their descendants have lived in Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, other places in the United States, and Canada.
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