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The social scene in Twillingate was busy and exciting. There were many social groups and gatherings, charity concerts and parades. Organizations such as the Society of United Fishermen, Orange Lodge, various church groups, Temperance Society, Dorcas Society, Twillingate Fife & Drum Band, The Church Lads Brigade and Arm Lads Brigade gave benefits and concerts in which Georgina performed. The warm summer months was an opportunity for family and friends to gather on the many beaches or go by boat to the off shore islands for picnics or an afternoon tea in one of the beautiful cottage gardens in the community.
In the winter there was bob-sledding and when the harbour was frozen over ice-skating and sleigh rides.

Georgina's adolescent years were filled with many such activities. She would be long remembered not only for her beautiful voice but for her charitable works.

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Twillingate Friends at Afternoon Tea
1930
North Side, Twillingate


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Peace Day
1918
Twillingate


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Pic Nic at the beach, a favourite activity during the warm summer months.
1920
Twillingate


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Tea time at the beach.
1920
Twillingate


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A group of people enjoying a picnic in the summer.
1925
Twillingate


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Twillingate Athletic Association - Soccer Team
1935
Lewisporte


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The Twillingate Athletic Association would travel for competitions to other communities around Notre Dame Bay.

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Twillingate Athletic Association
1935
Twillingate


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The Church Lads' Brigade was a Church of England boy's organization, organized along paramilitary lines and dedicated to the advancement of Christ's Kingdom among lads of all classes, the promotion of Christian charity, reverence, patriotism, discipline, self-respect, and all that tends towards true Christian manliness.

The CLB was founded in Fulham, England in 1891 as a Church of England organization for boys between the ages of 13 and 21 but is now non-denominational and accepts both male and female recruits.

Twillingate had a very active group and often groups from Botwood, Grand Falls and other communities in Notre Dame Bay would come and camp on the St. Peter's rectory grounds.
The following photos are from one of these visits.

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The Church Lads Brigade would train and camp on the Anglican Church grounds.
1935
Twillingate


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The Church Lads Brigade
1935
Twillingate


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Church Lads Brigade with St. Peter's Church and rectory in background.
1935
Twillingate


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The Church Lads Brigade Band.
1935
Twillingate