" Gormley Gleanings"

The town of "West Gormley" is making rapid strides, and it is only a question of a short time till the "old town" will become a sleepy suburb of its western rival. The Gormleyites are rejoicing in the assurance of a regular station on the C.N.O., which is already doing a lot of business there. The company have built stock and hog yards, and carloads of cattle and hogs have been handled. A temporary platform has been built for the convenience of passengers and the loading of milk, the business in which, from present indications, will soon assume immense proportions.

Progress is in the air. "West Gormley" lies high and dry, there is abundance of ozone, and plenty of pure water. From the windows and verandahs of its homes can be seen the whole township of Markham and a little of Scarboro, not forgetting Richmond Hill.

The Liberal, March 21, 1907